The hospitality I was shown was out of this world. The gentleman that took my order AND made my…read morefood was so kind and personable. After overlooking their menu, I decided on the Syrian Pizza. I wish they had the gyro on the menu or maybe it was called something else because I definitely would've gotten that. The type of pizza I got was packed with spices. I wasn't a huge fan of it. The mouth feel of all of the spices was pretty and unpleasant, the flavor however was nice. I did wish there was something to break up all of the grittiness. The flatbread that it was served on was pillowy soft, an amazing to bite into. I think I could give them another chance. I just think ultimately the Syrian pizza was not for me.

I have eaten here once before. The food was ok. The young man who runs this counter has awful…read morecharacter. I sneezed on myself and was covered in slime, but when i asked him for a tissue, he told me to go to the Ethiopian restaurant next door because i was eating their food. You will never get my business again. EDIT: For clarity - my face was literally covered in slime. And I have eaten here before - just not this time. These people are not for the community - they are for themselves. Disgusting that you would double down on your actions. Curses upon you and your business.

This food was spot on! Flavorful, exciting, and plenty! The owner was cooking and serving, and was…read morevery on top of it! We felt at home and comfortable talking and enjoying ourselves. We will return!

yummmmm. We pass the other location almost daily and didn't realize this one was so close- but of…read morecourse it's close to Havana St because that's where all the best food is. ANYWAYS: delicious and easy to eat GF. Love some baba-ganoush but obvi can't have the pita so got the Arabic salad and used the ganoush as my dressing. Entree time: combo chicken and lamb kabobs with rice, hummus and more salad. The husband enjoyed loads of pita and reported it as delicious. Service was SO fast. And even better, everyone that served us was so kind.

Flew in from Dallas today to see my sister who has been wanting to try this place and waited for…read moreme. 10/10 food tasted just like our moms and was super nostalgic for us. Sebzi, bagila, ask for pita and make a sandwich with your koobideh kebab, roasted tomatoes and a bit of sumac. Chicken thigh was not dry at all. Our waiter was awesome as well :)

Wow! Elegant, beautiful, clean decor. Excellent multi-lingual service. Genii, delicious Persian…read morefood. Definitely recommend!

The food was amazing and so delicious. The portion size, the taste, price and the restaurant…read moreenvironment was wonderful. Recommended!

Had been wanting to try a new gyros spot and this one didn't disappoint at all. Super simple and…read moreeasy order process. I have a bad or good habit depending on who you are of looking at the menu well before I arrive knowing what I will order without hesitation and last night was calling for some chicken shawarma platter. The greens salad was super refreshing and whatever vinaigrette that had on it hit the spot. Now...the main event, the chicken shwarm itself was delicious and plentiful. The rice under neither was cooked well and had a fluffy nature to it. The chicken was also well cooked and tasted phenomenal with the sauce on top. And the pita was warm and inviting with each bite. Ambiance was quant and not too busy, maybe half the restaurant. The take-out orders were flowing as well which is always a good sign of some good food. The staff was nice and quick with the food to come out. Would recommend checking this place out and I'll definitely be back to try the gyro sandwich.

I have been walking by Kabora for the last couple years going to Dillards and finally was able to…read moregrab a gyro from them. Located in the food court of SW plaza has plenty of clean and open seating to choose from. The menu is somewhat limited to about a dozen items including lamb, chicken, and falafel and everything looked fresh from my side of the counter. Took a couple minutes to fill my order with fresh lettuce and tomatoes and was out the door. The pita bread was soft and thick, lamb was great, and a good example of a proper gyro. The food court is pretty decent post COVID and there are other good food options if desired.

I ate lunch here in the not too distant past. Kabob Afghan Cuisine is located inside the Littleton…read moremall at S Wadsworth Blvd and W Bowles Ave. Food was great and staff is very friendly. I had the Gyro plate. The dish comes with seasoned beef and lamb served with basmati rice, salad, hummus, grilled vegetables and tzatziki sauce. I also had a soda and a slice of their baklava. The entree was great. Baklava was okay. I felt that it was average. Also, it didn't take that long to get my food. Keep this in mind if you're considering Kabora for lunch. There is seating nearby. Also, Kabora is a typical restaurant setup in a mall food court. I will definitely consider eating lunch again at Kabora. If you're curious about Afghan food, go for it. Looking forward to another meal here.

Asli Mediterranean Grill is easily one of our favorite Mediterranean restaurants in the Denver…read morearea. The food is always fresh, flavorful, and you can really taste the quality of the ingredients. Everything we've tried has been excellent, portions are generous, and the service is always friendly and welcoming. The ambiance is also a big part of why we like coming here. It feels warm, clean, modern, and comfortable, and it works just as well for a casual lunch as it does for a nice dinner with family or friends. What I really like about Asli is that it feels authentic and consistent. The grilled meats are full of flavor, the sides are fresh, and everything tastes like it was made with care. Asli is definitely one of those local places that deserves more attention. Great food, great service, great atmosphere, and a restaurant we keep coming back to. Highly recommend Asli Mediterranean Grill if you're looking for great Mediterranean food in the Denver area.

This place is definitely overhyped. Here is how my takeaway experience today went…read more Upon entering, I was warmly greeted by one of the young men upfront. The restaurant inside was quite clean and well-maintained. I liked the simplicity in the dining interior. This was a nice start. And yet.... The menu - Quite small and limited. The laminated menus were at the register so I glanced at it. As I didn't see much on one side, I flipped it to see if there was anything on the back. There was nothing. I first thought that I would order a few things from the appetizer section but it didn't seem like it would be the most economical way so I turned my attention to the "The Real Deal": entree section. And oh boy, everything is/was so expensive unless you would order as a pita. For instance, the Shawarma Chicken is $21 as a pita, $25 as a baguette and $32 as a plate; the Ribeye Skewers is $34 as a pita, $37 as a baguette and whopping $42 as a plate. What?? Seriously?? After seeing these insanely high prices, I had no choice but to go with one of the cheapest items: Sabich (plate). I had no clue what Sabich was so I asked the young guy what that came with. And he said it's eggplant and eggs. Okay, sounds good I thought. I am a plate person so I went with that and it is/was $26. I'm not trying to be stingy here and yet after tax and tip, the total was $35. This is like ordering a good-portioned plate with some meat in it. At that point, I sure was crossing my fingers for the quality to be excellent or at least good. Sabich wasn't bad. It's a vegetarians plate where well-seasoned carrots, purple cabbage, eggplant and (hard-boiled) eggs (2) were placed in a round container. It came with a deliciously dense pita bread and oh my lord, French fries!! I have seen it where one of the accompaniments in a Middle Eastern or Mediterranean plate were French fries at least a few times in the past and this is a big no no or turn off for me. Why French fries?? Can they not put tabbouleh or hummus or something more closely associated with the very cuisine?? Or am I being picky or snobby here? As soon as I got to my car, I immediately started digging into the food (I had a yoga class to attend so hence the late lunch in my car.) Sabich is/was "okay" at its best. As I have already stated, the pita bread was delicious. Also, the two sauces that came with the dish were quite decent (I especially liked the yellow one) but other than that, this wasn't a dish I could rave about it. And the portion size wasn't that generous either. And I paid $35 for all of this? I feel like I wasted my money on something that was simply and painfully overpriced. Ugh.... I don't think I will return to this establishment. The only reason why I am giving this place a 3-star review is because of the pleasant young man upfront. His warm smile and meaningful "thank you" when he handed me my food were the only memorable things I could think of.

I have never had Lebanese food before. The meat was tender and the seasonings were delicious. The…read moreatmosphere was so welcoming. The service was fast and everyone was so nice.

The food at Yahya's Mediterranean Grill was amazing. It tasted so delicious. The staff and service…read morewas fantastic. It is a great small restaurant family business and we will for sure be back again

Everything was absolutely delicious! The owner of the restaurant was so kind and welcoming, and…read morechatted for a while with my husband, who had studied abroad in Morocco. The mint tea was delicious, and we received refills without even asking. There were pretty murals and ambient lighting around the restaurant. It's on the smaller side, but it doesn't feel cramped - just comfortable and welcoming! Each plate of food was cooked perfectly and had plenty of flavor and great serving sizes. Our two friends and my husband and I ate our fill and still had plenty of leftovers to take home. There wasn't one disappointing plate out of everything we ordered. I think our overall favorite was the kefta tajin! We will definitely be back again, and we can't wait to try more dishes at Cafe Paprika.

I have been lucky to try Moroccan food in Morocco and at amazing Moroccan restaurants…read more This place is just okay....their Hummus and Babaganoosh were meh...as was the pita I was most excited about the Bastilla....but it wasn't that great. Not super flaky and sort of tepid. Also the chicken dish was really disappointing...chicken was reheated. Not my Jam

Always a good selection of Halal foods. Excellent service. I moved from Aurora but I still shop…read morehere.

This place is absolutely wonderful! I can do all my shopping here for my Mediterranean cooking. And…read morethen afterwards get a delicious lamb shank for under 10 bucks with rice infused with delicious rose water and a salad and hummus you can't beat that they are awesome. Most inexpensive place around. And they have a variety of beverages that are extremely tasty this place is just absolutely wonderful I can't say much more cuz it's just all five stars.

We stumbled on this place looking for something different. This Lebanese menu had lots of the…read morenormal Mediterranean staples but also had some unique Lebanese items. We had the Baba ghanoush, another appetizer that was a chef special and then the meat kebab platter

Very authentic vibe. I am a fan of the slow meal and this place provides a moment to pause and…read moreenjoy with friends, without any pressure. Minimal but traditional decor, comfortable and spacious seating. 4 stars. Food was quite good. There were some spices in the falafel and rice I was not personally fond of, but my dining companions were fans. The garlic spread, as simple as it is, was the most memorable bite. By the time kafte kabobs arrived, I was too full to finish them. They were also delicious. 4 stars. I had a spritz - bubbles and St Germain - that wasn't very spritzy. Overload of ice. 2 stars. Our server was personable and overly helpful at times, then forgot to put in my entree. I would have enjoyed the kebab more had I received it sooner. She told us she was going to comp the tea I had ordered, but did not and instead comped the dessert our table shared. A bit of a rollercoaster service-wise. Three stars. I would likely go back.