Anita’s Kitchen Lebanese Cafe
$ • Lebanese, Gluten-FreeAbout Anita’s Kitchen Lebanese Cafe
Customers' Favorites
Chicken Shawarma and Fries
Chicken Shawarma Plate
Crushed Lentil Soup
Fried Cauliflower
Chicken Burger
Feta Fattoush
Grape Leaves
Greek Salad
Soft Drinks
Lamb Gyro
Recent Reviews
202 ratings
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To everyone, who love's good food. When I was there on a Monday afternoon 12th of Oct 2026 The Attended at the cash register served me well. And brought me back a very well made Chicken Sandwich. It was excellent. I give them 5 stars. If I should visit DTW again, I shell seek out Anita's Kitchen again for fine foods. A Phoenix Visitor at DTW Airport. Thank You My Brother. Well done. RB
Food wasn’t the greatest. But the server was sweet.
The menu is really clearly marked to show vegan options. Had the lentil soup, fries, and falafel platter to share. It was all really good. Crunchy falafel and creamy hummus. Wanted to order the fried cauliflower but they were out.
Hours
| Monday | 7AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 7AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 7AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 7AM - 9PM |
Anita's Kitchen Lebanese Cafe offers delicious and flavorful meals, as noted by customers who enjoyed the chicken shawarma salad, chicken shawarma wraps, lamb gyro, and falafel with hummus. Many customers find the food to be a welcome treat, especially for a late morning lunch at the airport. While some have mentioned the salad being a bit salty and wilted, they appreciate the good value of the meals, which are filling and satisfying. The lamb gyro is often described as piping hot. Service is commendable, with staff providing fast, polite, and helpful service, even close to closing time. The bartender is noted for being attentive, courteous, and friendly, creating a pleasant atmosphere for stressed travelers. Customers also praise the well made chicken sandwich and the clearly marked vegan options, including the lentil soup, fries, and falafel platter. Some guests found the chicken sandwich pricey for its size and suggested the wraps as a more filling choice. Overall, it is a great lunch option with tasty and authentic Lebanese dishes, making it a chill place to wait for a flight. The kitchen hustles, ensuring that there isn't a wait for food, which is important in an airport location, and many consider it their go-to spot in DTW.