Great food, good service and nice ambiance.. will be back with the family as there is something for…read moreeveryone.

Very good food! First time here and I was pleased by the options and the quality. The staff was…read morefriendly and efficient and the food came out in a timely manner. Nice sized portions.

Mediterranean food nearby? Yes, please! Babylon Gardens just opened last week on the corner of 67…read moreand 36 in Somerville. Chicken Shawarma: juicy, flavorful, and the spices aren't overwhelming. Served with rice, fries, or a salad. I got it with rice and potato gravy. Dolma (stuffed grape leaves): tender, flavorful, and stuffed full. Very authentic. You can get them with or without meat. Baba Ganoush: creamy, smoky, and perfect for the homemade pitas! Falafel: perfectly crunchy outside, a bit more textured inside from the chickpeas than I've had before but I appreciated that. Overall, I'm very happy with everything we tried and will definitely go back for more! The owner is the owner of Pizza Roma in Somerville. He sure knows pizza and he knows what he's doing here too! #HeatherEats #supportlocal #eatlocal #momandpopbusiness

Friendly service as soon as we sat down started our meal off right! We ordered a lot of food, and…read morewe are not ashamed! We had Baba Ganouche, Falafel, Fatoush, and the White fish. Everything was fresh and delicious. The owner says he hails from Babylon. Get the White fish! So happy to find middle eastern flavor in this little town in a casual dining spot.

Authentic Middle Eastern food! Good service...food was fresh & delicious…read more.. Tabouleh, chicken kabobs, hummus...so good...

I placed an order yesterday and was very disappointed with the quality and accuracy of the items I…read morereceived. I ordered the Chickpeas Salad and Baba Ghanoush, but neither matched the menu descriptions: * Chickpeas Salad - Instead of the listed ingredients (red pepper, parsley, onions, beans, lemon juice, olive oil), I received only chickpeas, and they were soaked in what tasted like barbecue sauce. There was no olive oil or fresh salad components as described. * Baba Ghanoush - The dish was missing key ingredients like tomatoes and overall did not resemble the expected preparation. It consisted mostly of large chunks of eggplant, some of which were hard, with very little balance or proper seasoning. Overall, the food did not reflect the menu descriptions and was not prepared as expected. This was quite disappointing, I had to go to bed hungry...

We used to love going to Josie's... food was good, staff was friendly & efficient, nice atmosphere…read more But now, it usually smells like sewage. Owner is rude & always drinking/drunk. He's run off all the good staff. At our last visit, we wanted to order food, but the kitchen staff left early & didn't even tell anyone. The owner didn't care because was outside drinking, of course. No social media or marketing info, so never know if any band is playing there. We won't be back, and I do not recommend Josie's at all.

Not sure what this place was in the past but what it's not now is a restaurant featuring…read moreMediterranean cuisine. Is now a good-ole-boys-beers-after-work hangout with f-bombs galore. Menu rivals Fazzoli's. All pasta or bread heavy sandwiches. Not what is posted on their website. Disappointed and can confirm previous comments regarding owner.

Back again! This time trying two pita wraps. Tenderloin Saijji and Chicken Ghallabi. Paid 50c extra…read moreto add hummus to the latter pita wrap. Had to get Shish Kofta and Hummus Tabouleh again. Current manager didn't know how S. K. designed the SPICY Chicken Crème Chop, so I decided to come back another time. Edit: Chicken Ghallabi is amazing. Stir fried chicken and vegetables, well marinated. It does include Mediterranean rice, which is seasoned wonderfully but it is therefore not keto or low carb. Still recommended. But the new favorite is the tenderloin Saijji. Well flavored tenderloin with on OUT of this world BOLD TANGY sauce. This is a unique moth sensation. 'Not spicy. Must try for anyone! Highly recommended.

I had the lamb shawarma wrap and it was easily one of the best I've ever had…read more Definitely recommend this but I'm sure the rest of the menu is amazing as well.

Staying in a hotel because of the ice storm and was happy to see Tupelo had a restaurant that…read moreserves this type of food. This food was a delicious comfort. Very flavorful and great portion for the price. The staff were friendly and helpful and the place had a great aesthetic and atmosphere. Would love to come back and dine-in or have a beer at the bar.

I don't live in Tupelo, I'm here for emergency management. I really wanted to find a place with…read moretraditional Greek food or at least a good gyro that wasn't a chain restaurant. I think Apple Maps found this for me, and if I didn't work 90 hours a week and they didn't close at 10 I'd probably be here a lot more than I should. Food was on point. The bar was awesome. Staff is great and I'll definitely be going back before I leave, hopefully a few more times. Great music piped through the speakers too. Such a cool place.

5As is a Greek/Palestinian restaurant just north of Kroger on HWY 53 and it's fantastic, named…read moreafter the family of 5 that own it. Best Gyro in Huntsville/Madison county. Their selection is really nice from lamb/beef or chicken gyro to eggplant stew. They have platters and salads and french fries too. Their apps are great especially the cumber salad ( like tzatziki) and hummus and babaganoush. Most things come with pita bread. Their baklava is excellent. Many people order takeout but eating is pleasant with the Greek decor. Everything is made to order as you watch. Please visit this small family owned restaurant. Their only drawback is every thing is served on disposable dishes. But I give them a break on that cuz it's a small operation with no time for washing dishes. Oh, they are closed Sunday-Tuesday.

We stopped by 5A's Restaurant on our way from Ardmore to Huntsville. A co-worker recommended this…read morerestaurant and we decided to get takeout. I know my way around Greek and Persian restaurants and was excited to try out the foods. We ordered Classic Gyros, fries, Greek salad, Eggplant Stew (Khoresh Bademjan), and Chicken Kabob (Kabob Koobideh Morgh) at the counter. The man behind the counter was curt with customers. He had a regular that he told to sit down when the man came inside for his to go order. I say regular because when his to go order was ready they chatted for a few minutes about personal business. The restaurant was not full when we arrived. There were 5 customers waiting for food when we placed our to go order. 45 minutes later when we left there were 4 customers waiting for food. I noticed an employee walk to the restrooms with a phone in hand. Phones aren't sterile and coming back from the restroom the employee was on the phone. I couldn't see from my vantage point whether employees were wearing gloves. The man who took orders handled credit cards and money and then touched drink cups by the rim. I am sure this happens all the time. I don't see employees with phones and the person taking orders and handling money most of the time so when I see hands touching money or cards and then the drink cup rims my brain says to ask for a clean cup. We did not order drinks to go. Now to the food. Gyros and fries were ok. The pitas weren't toasted so the tzatziki sauce made the pitas squishy. I could not taste the gyro meat as the portion was small. The Greek Salad and dressing was average. Eggplant stew with rice and salad was good and had more cinnamon than I am accustomed to. The chicken kabob came with basmati rice and salad and it was good. This restaurant is between Huntsville and Ardmore. They serve a variety of foods and have a loyal following. We will stop by again to try out other foods. It could have been an off day. For the money the portion sizes are small. If there were more meat in the gyros and more salad in the to go box I would have considered another star.

Ambience was good and the restaurant had a huge seating area but unfortunately I didn't find the…read morefood appealing or filling. Service was pretty slow although the restaurant was only 20% full. The falafel gyro was bland with very less tzatziki sauce provided, filled with fried onions and served with roasted potatoes?! And the portion served for the price charged didn't add up. The confusing part for me was identifying the cuisine as the food was Americanized although advertised as Mediterranean and the interiors were filled with pictures of Greek cities.

The best food in the world to eat is Mediterranean food and when you come here and everything…read moretastes out of this world good with huge portions and very friendly staff, you can't get much better. Do not sleep on this place. Please try it.