Middle Eastern Restaurants near Downers Grove, IL

“They have really good food and the portions are worth the price!! Been there twice already.“

“A nice place and the food is delicious they have and the staff there are nice people fresh food every day and clean something indescribable Thank you guys“

“All the food from this kitchen is absolutely amazing! I’ve tried a variety of dishes — including kousa mahshi, yalanji, kabab hindi, and fatteh makdous — and every single one was delicious. The flavors are authentic, the quality is excellent, and you can really taste the homemade touch. Highly recommended for anyone craving truly authentic and flavorful Middle Eastern cuisine!“

“Delicious food. The restaurant is small but food is great.“

“Friendly staff! Delicious authentic food!“

“I absolutely love this place!“

“😋 Healthy options. Very tasty“

“Good food. very fresh and excellent flavor. clean and inviting atmosphere.“

“Best Mediterranean fast food I have ever had! Very good quality meat, always tender and marinated to perfection! My kid’s favorite restaurant and always a hit for our family party’s!“

“Outstanding food. Amazing flavors and nice ambience.“

“We happened to stop in today. The lentil soup and lamb shish kabob were delicious! The falafel were crispy and flavorful. On the way out we picked up the Traditional Baklava sampler and it was very tasty too! We will definitely be back soon!“

“Great spot for a quick lunch with good quality Middle Eastern food. You can do a pita, bowl or a plate with a steak, chicken shawarma and falafel on top of rice and some assorted veggies. Delicious mix that goes down really nice. Sauces make it even more delicious. This is a better and a healthier alternative to some of the well-known fast food restaurant chains. The interior is pretty simple, not too overwhelming. Plenty of parking space.“

“This was our first time eating at the restaurant and I called my order in for pick up. Unfortunately, there was a miscommunication in what I wanted, apparently FM is an abbreviation for filet mignon and I thought it was an abbreviation for family (larger) size. I’m only clarifying this in case somebody else didn’t know what FM stood for. The situation was resolved to our satisfaction. We ordered boneless chicken, biryani and mixed grill FM (also not to be confused with radio frequency🤣, just kidding of course after all it's a restaurant) and it came with hummus and pita bread. The food was delicious and we truly enjoyed it. It was large portions that lasted for 3 meals. The inside of the restaurant was beautifully decorated, and I look forward to dining in sometime in the future.“