Baba Dari Mediterranean Grill

I'm from Germany, and this was definitely not an authentic kebab. The egg wasn't even the right shade of yellow. My friend even said, "I am disgusted by the food!" Food: 1/5.

The food tasted good but the portion was not worth the $14.81 I paid. I ordered a shawarma bowl and when I finished I was no where near full. Drinks were $3.75 which is really expensive.

The food tastes good for sure light yet seasoned well, but for 2 of us to eat was almost $50 and the portions are tiny. $3 for $0.50 worth of pop. My daughter wanted to try Mediterranean while we we in A2 and now she has. Would I ever go back? No. Not unless the prices are cut in half. I tipped even though you fill your own drinks and grab your own food, guess that was kinda my fault but it automatically selected on the screen so I felt guilted into tipping. The seating was nice I guess, although the floors and seats were sticky, may have been from the cleaner they use I guess, but you could hear your shoes sticking like you were at a movie theater and if you touched the benches or table your hand stuck, which feels dirty. If somebody else was paying I'd have gave it 4 stars. This place was listed as one dollar sign, to me that's no more than $30 for 2 people. On a positive note it has inspired me to buy a shawarma rotisserie and research how to make Mediterranean food myself.

The food is incredible! I highly recommend the Mediterranean chicken shawarma and the hummus bowl; they complement each other perfectly and the portion sizes are generous enough to share. The two brothers running the place are incredibly friendly and welcoming, and they’re a big part of why I keep coming back. The flavors speak for themselves! Food rating: 5/5.

I found the restaurant to be quite expensive, but the wraps were tasty. Unfortunately, the portions were shockingly small for the price—$91 for a very meager amount of food. The small baba ganoush, priced at $4, was merely the size of a sauce cup. The rice, costing $5, was also underwhelming in size and lacked any garnishing. The fattoush salad was the only dish that provided a decent portion. I had placed my order over two hours ahead of my scheduled pickup time at 4:15 PM, yet still had to wait 17 minutes for my food while only two other customers were dining in. While I support employees feeling comfortable at work (they were using earbuds), it was disappointing to see them chatting with an off-duty coworker instead of focusing on customers. They didn’t apologize for the delay, and I had to double-check my order; otherwise, they would have overlooked two $6 drinks that I ordered. The staff seemed indifferent and distracted. They did upgrade my drinks for free (a $1 value), but offered no apology for initially forgetting them. This restaurant is best suited for takeout lunch, so if you’re looking for decent service or fair food portions for your money, I recommend looking elsewhere. The dining area itself is quite dull and lacks decor, which further detracted from the experience. **Parking:** There are only a few parking spaces in front of the restaurant, which are in a rather awkward location.