Cairo Grill

1922 Chicago Ave, Minneapolis
(612) 870-6200

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Introduced to the tea an food by a wonderful person who dropped off food to a corner where i was protesting and handing out whistles. Finally stopped by to purchased my own dinner. FANTABULOUS!!!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Samosa

Ann Marie Brandenburg

Love the food but sometimes the atmosphere with certain people makes it uncomfortable. When they start making a fuss about America. This is my homeland and was born and raised here. Please do not insult my intelligence.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 4

Nima Il

I had an exceptional experience with Cairo Grill in Minneapolis! I called them at 7 AM to place a large order for the first time, and they were incredibly respectful and accommodating right from the start. Despite the size of my order, they had everything ready in just 5 minutes! The food was fresh and the price was great, making the whole experience even more satisfying. The staff are not only efficient but also very polite and hardworking. I wish I could give them 1000 stars for their fantastic service. Highly recommend this place to anyone looking for delicious, reasonably priced food and excellent customer service. Keep up the amazing work!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Shugri Farah

The best sambusa in the Twin Cities by far. I absolutely love their Somali shaah (tea) too. I always order catering for our events, and it is always amazing with crispy, flavorful, and freshly made sambusas every time. The customer service is excellent as well, friendly, efficient, and attentive. Highly recommend.

Vanessa. U R (Wakwanza)

Like most Somali restaurants, this place is not clean(so if you have been to other Somali restaurants you won’t be surprised about the cleanliness of the place)! Their Sambosas are the best in town and the two stars are for them but other foods on their menu are really horrible; and I would give service 0 if I had the ability!! Make sure you check your receipt to make sure you weren’t over charged!!

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 2

Service: 1

Recommended dishes: Samosa

Shugri Dualle

The food especially Sanbusas are amazing. The puff pastries are incredible. Would go back again

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 5

Mohammed Sufi

Best Sambusa in the twin cities

Shelley Solin

Not sure why the inside of the drumstick is black.

Food: 4

Shaik Ishaq

Worst service ever . Worst employee

amude2

They have a very delicious Sambusa with a touch of spice; but their service sucked. The place is not clean and they throw your food at you. They don't hand it to you.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 4

Service: 3

Recommended dishes: Sambusa

Koshin Jimcali

This place is so sketchy. You will never pay the same price. They will charge you double. They won’t offer you receipts and if you ask for a receipt, it will not be itemized, it will only have the total that you paid. They don’t have menus with the price on it. They charge $1 for hot sauce but the amount is never consistent, sometimes they’ll give you a couple of milliliters and other times they’ll fill the container all the way. If you try and dispute the price they’ll just raise the tone and talk over you, they’ll talk to their coworkers about your dispute but they won’t respond to anything you’re saying. If you want halal meat, it’s worth checking out, if you want halal business practices, steer clear of this place.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 3

Service: 2

brother dean

Delicious halal food. Best Sambusa.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Ch Ve

The sambusa would be good if it didn’t consist of mostly onion. I wish they would just raise the prices and give customers quality sambusas and meals that aren’t mostly cost cutting fillers

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 3

M D

No price, they always charge you extra. Watch out they’re scam!!

Food: 1

Duf Duf

Look at the insane amount of onion I pulled out from one meal. There’s an entire onion in just one serving of lunch. If you pick the onions and meat in the sambusa, you’ll see that there is more onion in the sambusa than there is meat.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 1

Service: 2

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