Nice atmosphere, really affordable prices, large servings. Excellent Schwarma wraps and…read moreMediterranean Sodas.

Great food continues here. Friendly service in a clean, roomy dining room. Both the falafel and the…read moregyro sandwiches were excellent.

This is a Lincoln must! It is truly a gem and unique experience. She greets you like family and…read morecooks from the heart. I come here every time I visit Lincoln. Eggplant, walnut chicken, shanks ... all amazing

It's like you went home and your mamanjoon made all your favorites and keeps asking if you've had…read moreenough food. Lamb shank was incredible, also had eggplant and dolma on the saffron rice

This place has the best falafel sandwiches we have ever had and Lincoln, and we have been here 22…read moreyears. A lot like the ones at the old Aladdin restaurant on 27th, but using the thin pitas that I associate with Iraqi food. And the Fattoush salad was also the best we've had in Lincoln, and we always look for that at Middle Eastern restaurants. We will be coming back again and again.

Great food! Very flavorful, falafel was crisp and not dry. Came with veggies that looked fresh and…read morethree sauces that all had strong good flavors. Prices were decent and can easily get two meals out of the portions. Highly recommend!

The staff was so nice and understanding of me being unable to eat dairy…read more The food itself was fire and left me gobsmacked. It came out super fast too. It's attached to a gas station so I knew it'd be the best food ever.

Safaa in Lincoln, NE is a true hidden gem for Middle Eastern cuisine. I tried the lamb shank meal,…read moreand it was incredible--tender, falling off the bone, perfectly seasoned, and served in a portion that was just right. The gyro was also fantastic, and the baklava made for a perfect sweet finish. The staff were friendly, talkative, and made the meal even more enjoyable. The space is small but cozy, and it wasn't crowded during our visit. If you love Middle Eastern food, this is definitely a spot to savor. True to my style, I didn't take any pictures--just enjoyed the flavors and the moment.

Terrible. They tried but just missed the mark. Lots of msg and the headache hit me within an…read morehour. First the menu is just terrible. Freshness?? Nope. And no tahini sauce. A blend of Tzatziki sauce w hot mild or plain. A mess. Had the gyro = processed and then recooked and refried The falafel totally dry and previously frozen. The sauces are off. This is not Mediterranean ! It has a blend of fusion of Indian , Greek , Turkish? Middle East and coming from Chicago comparison I guess it's ok for this small town.

I live close to this location and gave them a try a few days ago. I feel like they give you…read moregenerous portions for what they charge. The gyro that I ordered was tasty and filling. I will certainly be going back in the future. I would certainly recommend Sultan's Kite to anyone who's interested in a flavorful meal.

The staff helped guide our menu choices and I was very pleased with everything…read more The gyro meat was salty and perfect, and every other side was tasty. The place is clean, bright inside, and the art is unique. I would highly recommend as a quick lunch spot!

Came here on a Tuesday for lunch and it was pretty busy, but the line was moving pretty steadily. I…read moreordered the hot and spicy chicken shawarma rice bowl with red tatziki sauce and salad w/no tomatoes. The chicken was actually quite spicy and the tatziki sauce and rice was a good way to mellow out the spice. It's a good amount of food for $13. Lasted me two meals.

A friend and I had recently lunch for the first time at Afghan Village Cuisine. The owner took some…read moretime to explain how the menu worked. There is a buffet where you can pay by the pound, and a menu of stand alone items. The buffet dishes included several rice options, different meats, and eggplant, among other things. Between my friend and me we had almost everything on the buffet, and it was all good and flavorful. I also had a chai team and he had brewed black tea. Both teas were richer than elsewhere. There is plenty dining room features some decorations from Afghanistan, and a video was playing describing regions of the country. There is plenty of parking behind the building, which can be accessed from both the front and back of the building. Cant wait to go back!

We celebrated our post-Covid wedding reception with catering from Afghan Village, and it was truly…read morethe highlight of the entire event. The food was absolutely phenomenal--flavorful, beautifully presented, and deeply satisfying. Our guests are still talking about how delicious everything was! Afghan Village exceeded our expectations in every way. We're so grateful for their part in making our special day unforgettable. Highly, highly recommend!

I am always looking for new spots to eat when I visit my sister at UNL. Pita & Naan came…read morerecommended, and after eating there, I understood the hype. The food was fresh, and the portions were good, especially for the price. I am excited to add this spot to our Lincoln restaurant rotation!

Definitely recommend this spot for some good chicken schwarma and the yellow curry plate. Also…read morerecommend the garlic naan. Everything was flavorful and the portions are nice! The gal behind the counter was so helpful and friendly. Would recommend!!!!

My husband went to college in Lincoln and he LOVES the Gourmet Grill…read more He has taken me a few times and I definitely see the charm in it, but I think it's a bit of nostalgia adding to the greatness for him. The interior is nothing to write home about, but you can always take your food to go and not eat inside. The last time we were there was in the middle of summer and the A/C was either broken or non-existent and there was water dripping from the ceiling. The only times we've been back to Lincoln and hitting Gourmet Grill also are during Husker football game days, and so the place is BUSY. The seating choices are pretty hard to come by on a normal day, so on game days, you'll be fighting for a place to sit - another reason to do grab-and-go. Their burgers are massive and taste like they've come off a grill that hasn't been cleaned in years, which gives it a real authentic taste (and I'm not joking, either, it's so good). And the Gyro Burger (the burger but with gyro meat added) is a good choice too. The fries are pretty good also, if you're a fan of crinkle fries (probably frozen, but that's fine, I'm sure every place has some item frozen on their menu). One of the best things on the menu, though is the Baklava! It comes wrapped in a plastic film, but it does seem to be homemade. Very flavorful and sweet with the nuttiness you're used to with baklava. Gourmet Grill has their bright spots and good things, so they are definitely worth a stop to check out if you're in Lincoln, to see if you like it!

I wish ZERO STARS was an option. TWO nights in a row we order food for pickup, arrive and both…read morenights they tell us they're out of chicken! What??? We waited 30 minutes the first time, then 20 minutes the second time. We will NEVER come back to this poorly run restaurant. One job and you can't even do that right!!!

Amazing Armenian food. Combines a classic Armenian flavors with the owners personal touch. The…read moreservice is great too. The pork chops are my favorite.

What a find this was!!!! Coming out of the ir sauna (see previous review), we were STARVED!!…read moreFalafel was on our minds and Omaha Kebabs was our destination. PERFECT place to replenish!! We started with the appetizer sampler and it was amazing! It has everything you want and things you didn't know you needed! The hummus and tabbouleh are wonderful but the stars of the plate are the pita and the beet salad for me. The beets are in a creamy dressing and just so craveable. The hummus is nice and smooth, the tabbouleh has so much herb and is so fresh. I only wished for a bit more lemon. The baba ganoush was really good but was a bit over smoky so a little bit at a time was good. The cucumber dip was amazing as well. We then proceeded to the main event - salads, fries, and falafel. Caesar (entree size only) and side dinner salad with a sherry vinaigrette were nice but nothing special. Then the French fries and falafels... fresh and hot!!! Crispy! Fluffy!! And when we broke into the falafels, we were so excited to see GREEN!!! They had HERBS inside!! And the tahini sauce on the side was so delicious. I want that for my salad dressing AND dipping sauce for the fries (although the cucumber dip is amazing on them too!) so much food for two girls so many boxes were needed. It was closing time therefore dessert was togo- baklava. Large triangle. Very delicious. We sat at the bar and I believe we were served by the Lady of the House (Owner). She was incredibly welcoming and we had a joyful conversation about kids and good foods. Oh... did I mention they offer Armenian wine? Yup. Red was my choice and although it was a little sweet, it went well with all the flavors of our meal. Maybe next time I'll try the white....