That’s A Wrap

I’m a big fan of their falafel wraps — they are very tasty and very filling. I’ve always had friendly service here. Their spinach pie is good too, although I felt the need to dip it in hummus the time I tried it.
I’ve only been here on weekday lunches and never had to wait very long in line to order. There is a parking lot nearby, which is nice because its no fun searching for quarters to feed a meter.

I stopped by for dinner last night, and ended up staying for the belly dancer. Yes, belly dancer. What a strange thing to find in a deserted urban canyon on a Friday night. This area clears out after business hours when the office buildings are empty. But this place shines like a lighthouse — lit up with a generous amount of neon.
Back to the belly dancer, Adriana, she was quite good. Well, not that I’m a real belly dancer connoisseur or anything. But I enjoyed it. From what I saw, I can say that she knows how to move! I posted a picture of her for this business. Hope that is OK.
Anyway, she said she will be coming there regularly on Friday and Saturday nights. No cover charge. She said she will be performing around 10PM each night.
The food was great, the people friendly, the prices reasonable, and the place is quite comfortable. You do not need to purchase their stuff as wraps, you can get it dinner style with all the trimmings. You don’t have to be an expert on that type of food, just order a #6 and say «yes» to everything they ask to put on the dish. Oh, they have great desert treats to go with the dinner. Plus nice warm tea.

Just went to the restaurant for lunch. The food was decent and the location is very convenient. Prices were reasonable, around $ 6-​$ 8.
I couldn’t decide between the falafel or the shwarma plate, so I asked the server which plate he suggested. I went with his suggestion for the lamb and beef shwarma plate. It came with a Mediterranean salad of cucumbers, tomatoes, and parsley; and a side of hummus. The meat was very flavorful, and sliced thinly. I felt like I was eating beef jerky. Unfortunately I couldn’t distinguish between the lamb and beef slices. The tahini sauce gave the meat some moisture.
The hummus was okay. It wasn’t a strong garlic flavor. The salad was also decent. I was disappointed with the falafel balls. The server gave me two balls to try. The balls were tiny and didn’t have a lot of flavor. I’ve had better falafels. The pita bread was also cold and hard.
If you are a big eater, I would suggest the plates. You get a lot of food! I was surprised at the amount of meat that was piled on the plate.
Final verdict: Avoid the falafel. Try the shwarma dishes!

5 Stars for their Phili Cheese Steak Sandwiches.
This place is down the street from my work and I have to use all my restraint to stop myself from going there all the time. I haven’t tried any of their other food because I am completely fulfilled with the cheese steak sandwiches. They are perfect and they come with a side of fries that have a weird, sweet taste to them but they are also really good.