Everything here is pretty good. My only complaint is the portion sizes are a bit small.
T Scott Galloway
Out of falafel, out of some fountain sodas, soup needed to be heated up in microwave. The food was ok and the guy behind the counter was trying his best, but the whole experience was sort of sad.
S.Nicole Gustafson
Great Chicken Shwarma and baklava!
Heatherleigh Navarre
I really should know better than to settle for corporate Middle Eastern fast food in a city that has truly world class authentic Middle Eastern on every other street. So, I have no one but myself to blame. This place is just not good. Soul-less, boring shawarma, hummus that tastes like paste, and everything vastly over-priced for what you get. They get one star for being passably clean, and one for the employee who was fairly friendly. That's it.
Petri Y. Brooks
The best ever! So much better than chipotle hands down! I'm visiting from Texas and I wish you all had a restaurant in Dallas TX because I would be there everyday!
Michael Perulli
Love this place. Great for a quick dinner that's relatively healthy.
Atticus K.
Fresh, clean, fast, cheap, nice staff, and delicious!
Craig Williamson
got a steak wrap....average, nothing that says...I must go back. steak needs better or any kind of seasoning
John Hoover
Been coming here since the opened. Food is outstanding and consistent. Help is always friendly and knowledgeable. Establishment is clean and comfortable. One of the top restaurants in Detroit in my opinion.
They serve big dishes and for reasonable rates. very nice staff. 5 stars from me.
Sheila M.
Hidden Gem! Fresh, delicious, excellent food choices. Love the chicken shawarma and fresh food bowls with brown or white rice and your choice of fresh veggies and meats. Very delicious, healthy and filling! Friendly staff, very clean and neat restaurant with cafeteria style dining for quick service. Hidden in the shopping strip next to Shrine Church on Woodward. More people need to discover this wonderful place!
Neon Kittenz
Meh. Staff was good, food was meh. Too expensive for the quality. The taco bell of middle eastern food.
Mike
Where do I begin, poor food, and even worse service. I leisurely stroll into this Mediterranean restaurant hoping for some decent fare at a decent price. Man was I wrong. Let's start with the chicken. It was overcooked and dry. I mean really dry. Dry like when you sleep with your mouth open........ in the middle of July....... in the desert. I haven't had something this dry since my prom date in 2004. To match these beautiful little charcoal briquettes is a piece of pita that to my knowledge could have been used as a space shuttle tile. The tahini just slide off, like it was coated with teflon. I hadn't been this let down since my dad didn't show up to my 18th birthday. This brings me to round 2 of this little Mediterranean extravaganza. The only good thing I can say about this place is after I left I lost about 5 pounds. A couple hours after eating here my stomach started to rumble like there were 2 Rottweilers fighting over a milk bone in my stomach. I ran to the bathroom and ripped my pants off like an NBA player, and the foulness that came out of me should have been bottled and used as a nerve agent in acts of war. I wouldn't be surprised if I found my shoes in the toilet. I'm pretty sure I melted the wax O-ring in my toilet. Soon after Basar al-Assading my toilet I crawled to my bedroom writhing in agony where I contemplated suck starting my pistol. Don't worry though, the pain and runs only lasts about 12 hours. If all that sounds like a good time then by all means stop in and give them a try.
Everything here is pretty good. My only complaint is the portion sizes are a bit small.
Out of falafel, out of some fountain sodas, soup needed to be heated up in microwave. The food was ok and the guy behind the counter was trying his best, but the whole experience was sort of sad.
Great Chicken Shwarma and baklava!
I really should know better than to settle for corporate Middle Eastern fast food in a city that has truly world class authentic Middle Eastern on every other street. So, I have no one but myself to blame. This place is just not good. Soul-less, boring shawarma, hummus that tastes like paste, and everything vastly over-priced for what you get. They get one star for being passably clean, and one for the employee who was fairly friendly. That's it.
The best ever! So much better than chipotle hands down! I'm visiting from Texas and I wish you all had a restaurant in Dallas TX because I would be there everyday!
Love this place. Great for a quick dinner that's relatively healthy.
Fresh, clean, fast, cheap, nice staff, and delicious!
got a steak wrap....average, nothing that says...I must go back. steak needs better or any kind of seasoning
Been coming here since the opened. Food is outstanding and consistent. Help is always friendly and knowledgeable. Establishment is clean and comfortable. One of the top restaurants in Detroit in my opinion.
Solid. Good stuff. Service..eh. So slow at 12:30
Restaurantji Recommends
excellent food and service!!
They serve big dishes and for reasonable rates. very nice staff. 5 stars from me.
Hidden Gem! Fresh, delicious, excellent food choices. Love the chicken shawarma and fresh food bowls with brown or white rice and your choice of fresh veggies and meats. Very delicious, healthy and filling! Friendly staff, very clean and neat restaurant with cafeteria style dining for quick service. Hidden in the shopping strip next to Shrine Church on Woodward. More people need to discover this wonderful place!
Meh. Staff was good, food was meh. Too expensive for the quality. The taco bell of middle eastern food.
Where do I begin, poor food, and even worse service. I leisurely stroll into this Mediterranean restaurant hoping for some decent fare at a decent price. Man was I wrong. Let's start with the chicken. It was overcooked and dry. I mean really dry. Dry like when you sleep with your mouth open........ in the middle of July....... in the desert. I haven't had something this dry since my prom date in 2004. To match these beautiful little charcoal briquettes is a piece of pita that to my knowledge could have been used as a space shuttle tile. The tahini just slide off, like it was coated with teflon. I hadn't been this let down since my dad didn't show up to my 18th birthday. This brings me to round 2 of this little Mediterranean extravaganza. The only good thing I can say about this place is after I left I lost about 5 pounds. A couple hours after eating here my stomach started to rumble like there were 2 Rottweilers fighting over a milk bone in my stomach. I ran to the bathroom and ripped my pants off like an NBA player, and the foulness that came out of me should have been bottled and used as a nerve agent in acts of war. I wouldn't be surprised if I found my shoes in the toilet. I'm pretty sure I melted the wax O-ring in my toilet. Soon after Basar al-Assading my toilet I crawled to my bedroom writhing in agony where I contemplated suck starting my pistol. Don't worry though, the pain and runs only lasts about 12 hours. If all that sounds like a good time then by all means stop in and give them a try.