Mary is an amazing waitress, im an out of towner but she made me feel like home! The Food was very…read moreamazing it most definitely wont disappoint you coming to this place and the portions are very sizable and affordable!

We came here with some friends and were sat immediately during lunch time. My wife ordered the…read moreshawarma plate which was about $25. I figured the shawarma sandwich at $8 would be a teeny tiny portion as a result but I was surprisingly shocked when a full size dish was presented to me. In all honestly, this place should be referred to as family style. The shawarma plate would easily serve 3 people and the potato dish we ordered fed four adults and we still had leftovers. So yes, don't let the prices discourage you because you're getting a ton of food. If I had access to an $8 shawarma that tasted this good I'd eat it everyday.

Who woulda thunk that this city is a majorly culturally diverse area. Home to so many varieties of…read morefood and drinks. Seated in the back half of the epicenter of downtown Dearborn. Likes this kabob place that came highly recommended by so workers and YELP. Myself and two other chefs are away from home on assignment. Wanted something different to eat. This place did not disappoint. We all shared all of our samples and got the same entrees as well. We all really enjoyed our company and dinner. Sadly we were so full there was no room for dessert. The restaurant seemed a bit cold with all the tile and woodwork but the service shone. She realized that us chefs just wanted the real deal and we got it... Highly recommend this place...

In town for work. Common recommendation is the solid Middle Eastern food scene…read more Saw this place on Yelp and decided to give it a try. There's a parking garage in the rear and plenty of spots. I did enter through the rear of the establishment since I parked there. The menu is pretty extensive. Ended up getting the half order of hummus. A basket of warm pita and two sauces came out. I initially thought that was the pita. This was complimentary I believe. The garlic sauce is solid. The other one is a spicy sauce of some sort. This spicy one was super good. The hummus came out. Very smooth and flavorful. For my entree, I got the Shish Kafta. You can choose between lamb or chicken. I went with the chicken with a side of rice and my choice of soup or salad. I opted for the lentil soup. That came out piping hot. This was delicious. Flavorful and good texture. My entree came out and wow. The portion is way more than what you pay for. Came with 4 very huge blocks of chicken kefta. Nicely seasoned and grilled to perfection. Had a nice char on the outside, but still juicy on the inside. I used the two sauces from earlier to give it an extra kick. I washed it all down with a mint lemonade. This was absolutely refreshing. Clean place, very good food and the customer service was solid.

This place is AMAZING! We started with the soup. Be sure to squeeze the lemon into it. It was…read moredelicious. Seasoned and the perfect texture. Michigan weather would make me want this type of soup on a regular basis. The garlic sauce is a thick dip that was great for dipping the falafel and the fries. You have the option to get your fries seasoned- do that! It has a little spice but it's perfect. The falafel was perfectly cooked. Not too dry with a little crunch. I would definitely order those on each visit. The sandwich was filling and stuffed full of perfectly seasoned chicken. The garlic dip and pickles were spread throughout the inside of the sandwich as well. The thin bread was both soft and crisp. We ended with a hot black tea with cardamom. It was a great way to finish the meal. Although it is not a profile I am used to, I enjoyed it. The service was top tier! The young man was so friendly and polite. He offered suggestions and was quick with our food. It was a fantastic experience. I would highly recommended this place. Be sure to check it out.

This place has been on my bucket list for quite some time, and I am so glad that I finally visited…read more The food did not disappoint and was fantastic just as I expected. I had some outstanding green lentil soup, Iraqi beef kebab, rice, and samoon. And I absolutely loved the tea which is flavored with cardamom. I truly enjoyed my conversation with Ali who takes care of the front of the house. He provided great service, and I appreciated his hospitality. He treated me just like family. Just fantastic service by Ali with Baba cooking in the kitchen and serving up great dishes. Fantastic experience. I cannot wait to visit again to get some Iraqi breakfast. Truly a destination drive!

Visited on Sunday afternoon, we were sat right away!…read more We ordered the lamb chops dinner with friends and grilled dinner for two The poofs of bread was fresh and soooooo good , everything was delicious so full of flavor Our service was amazing she make sure we knew what we was ordering This is a casual cafe ,

I had the best dining experience at Baba's grill. Aber was our server and we had the very best…read moreservice. The food was excellent.

Came here with friends. Ordered two trays - beef and lamb…read moreReally good Don't forget to ask for red and green chutney/sauces They also have cloves tea. Very basic ambience. They have plastic spoons. No fork But come for food here, enjoy the simplicity.

The most unique food dish you never heard of, Foodie's gotta go to Southend Dearborn. Yemeni…read moreZurbian Chicken or Beef available everyday, yeah that's the whole menu now for a dozen years. Zurbian is the Yemeni version of Biryani, and is usually made for special occasions- when people gather such as weddings or Ramadan iftars, because it takes a long time to cook. Marvelous instant addiction Wowed ate only half the plate, had 5 Chicken Legs a Thigh and Taters. Getting both the Beef and Chicken next visit. Bright clean interior with 6 tables, cold drink's cooler and hot Yemeni Tea for the Win. Truly like nothing you've ever had, The dish of rice, meat and caramelised onions uses 7 spices for a meal of intense flavours. Southend Dearborn is always overlooked by all media and those paid Instagram foodies, naw you ain't getting paid. The area has 8 great places to eat, folks just can't find it. I've been a regular to the area for 60 year's, real Food adventure folks you need to explore. #adenrestaurant #southenddearborn #yemenirestaurant #zurbian #chickenzurbian #yemenifood #dearbornclassic #dearbornmi

To me personally, it offers the best quality and value as far as Lebanese food ... the staff are…read morevery friendly, helpful and always on point for dining or pick up orders. I wish I could eat here every day but I'd sure come off a bit weird and would kinda need an extra budget for that ha ha

The food at Hamido is absolutely delicious; we tried both the regular and spicy chicken shawarma,…read moreand they were perfect. Juicy, flavorful, and served with fresh, pillowy bread and incredible toum (garlic sauce). Honestly, one of the best shawarma experiences we've had. The only downside was the bathroom, it was unfortunately dirty, looked like it was being used for storage, and had an empty drink bottle on the sink and a pretty gross situation with the toilet. Definitely took away from the overall experience. That said, the food is fantastic and totally worth a visit. Just maybe skip the restroom if you can.

One of the best meals I've had in years! Not being versed in Syrian food we ordered the Meal for…read moreTwo. It would have fed 4 people with no problem. The salad was fantastic, the rice fluffy and tasty but the stars of the show were the meats. All were super hot right off the fire and cooked to perfection spiced wonderfully. I feel sad we live 150 miles away else I'd be here at least a couple of times a month. The service was friendly even with a language barrier and the price was crazy low. $40 for the Dinner for Two is a super bargain. Oh, do be aware that the atmosphere is pretty much old school family restaurant so you aren't paying for a fine dining experience which is OK by me. Besides, where else can you order a full sheep's head

We visited from out of town and had heard Detroit had great Middle Eastern food. We chose this…read moreplace based on reviews and were very pleased! The owners are very kind and friendly. The food was delicious, and the ambiance was very laid back. We will definitely go back when we are in town!

I've seen this restaurant sooooo many times and yet never stopped,never went in, never ate there…read more Until I DID! And I am so glad I did! We were greeted so warmly and seated immediately. Our server, bus boy, and supporting staff was so welcoming. The area was full of customers and the clanging of cooking utensils and the small chatter made the atmosphere very cozy. And then the food came, ahh the food. Hot and steaming, smelling of the herbs and spices, bountiful and nutritious. The selection we made was a platter made for two. So beautiful, bountiful, nutritious, and delicious. We chose grilled vegetables instead of the rice or noodles( less carbs). Lamb, chicken, beef and vegetables. Yummy. We also had a mango strawberry smoothie as well. There was so much food that we had left overs! Please stop and enjoy this place. It will delight you and your senses. Stay Yelping my friends!

A bit pricey; decent food; mediocre service; decent dining room…read more Three of us shared a small fattoush with grilled chicken, two falafel sandwiches, fries, and a minty lemonade: $45 Fattoush was good, as was the grilled chicken. The minty lemonade was tasty. The falafel sandwich was simply gross: tasted like it was made from a cheap mix -- both the texture and color (see pic) were off. Definitely would not recommend. The fries were surprisingly good. We also enjoyed the red spicy garlic sauce. The service was not great. Our weirdly cheerful server, Oksana, was serving multiple tables, and was quite busy -- we had to flag her down to get our bill after she visited our neighboring table THREE times without checking in on us. All this while three young bearded stood behind the counter watching the dining room but doing little but scroll on their phones and talk to each other. Another three bearded young men, apparently cooks, sat in a back corner table on their phones... one of them wore black (latex?) gloves and continued to wipe his nose, lips, and forehead! Not good.