I met my adult son for lunch on Friday. The seating area is small, about Five tables. There was another couple already there. Orders are given and paid for at the counter. While waiting for our food, numerous customers picked up takeout and the other couple left a another couple came in. We were served our order within ten minutes, we each had the vegetarian plate: hummus, baba ghanoush, pita, falafels, rice and tabbouleh with a small bowl of creamy garlic sauce. We agreed that everything tasted outstanding; too much for me, so I took home my leftovers. It was a wonderful experience.

My wife and I shared the Gyros plate. Good things: the meat was delicious and the rice was also nicely done although a bit oily. The hummus was wonderful. The salad was good. The chef/cook offered us additional pita bread which did seem house made, very thin and fresh. Not great: we asked for water to accompany our meal and we had to pay for Costco bottled water. That's a little strange. Cost for the gyros plate was $23. Not sure why I am any longer surprised by prices, but that seemed kind of high to me. On the other hand, there was enough food there for the two of us to share and be full. Ambience: the restaurant is pretty new and seems relatively clean until you look at the light switches. Kind of a strange and austere atmosphere with such a high counter that you can barely see whats happening back there. Overall: this was a mixed experience, but the food was good enough that we would come back, especially if we share a plate. I will mention that a Gyros sandwich is available for $10, sans some of the goodies on the plate.

Stopped in here today for the first time. Absolute gem. I've been looking for a restaurant like this since moving to Denver 3 years ago. Had the chicken schwarma wrap and an order of hummus. Enjoyed the food so much we ordered again on the way out to bring home. Super friendly staff and will be back!

Now yall know u love my Arabic food especially with me being Lebanese so I'm critical when I go to these restaurants. This one is also a gem and was so amazing. I got a chicken shawarma along with a mixed grill plate. Everything and I mean everything was perfect down to the seasonings that reminded me of home! The owners were Lebanese as well and the most friendliest people and accommodating service I ever had. If you're ever in the area you definitely have to eat here

Nice little spot for a good shawerma. For my first visit, I tried both the chicken and beef, both were tasty and hot the spot. Service was quick and simple. It was nice to sit outside, even though the traffic was loud, but the sun was hot!

I had kept seeing this restaurant whenever I drove on Colorado Blvd for years. This row of middle eastern restaurants had always intrigued me so finally today, I made a quick stop to get me some vegetarian food for lunch. Its entrance is quite grandiose compared to other restaurants' but once you're inside you'll be amazed at its simple/clean interior. I kind of saw a lady cleaning the floors/tables while I was taking some photos outside; that same lady greeted me at the ordering counter. I sensed some warmth coming from her; thank you!! Their menu is simple, too. In a way, it was easy for me to decide. As soon as I spotted what I was craving for (something vegetarian), I wasted no time to order it. The prices are kind of high for entrees at this restaurant though ($19 and above.) And it appears that they serve the same things throughout the day so there appeared to be no separate menu for lunch or dinner. Even Hummus plates are $18. Sandwiches and salads are decently priced however. It took them good 15 minutes before my food was ready. This was okay; I wasn't in a huge hurry. I tried not to have any expectations but was slightly hoping that the quality of the food would be top notch(because $26 after tax/tip was a bit too high for a quick lunch plate.) As soon as I got home, I started my lunch right away. When I opened the container of my veggie plate, I was shocked to see some French fries lying on top of everything. How weird!! I've never seen a middle eastern food decorated by French fries so I kind of thought what the need was for that (lol!!) Is this necessary?? Without further ado, I started digging into the main ingredients of the plate. Falafels, grape leaves, hummus, greens and rice were all beautifully placed inside the container and they all tasted really good. Their falafels are probably the best tasting ones I've ever had. While I was still enjoying the nice meal, I still couldn't get over the unnecessary French fries. Don't get me wrong; I have nothing against French fries. I just think that they don't belong in this middle eastern food (lol) is all!! Overall, this place does serve good quality Lebanese food. One thing I enjoy eating at a middle eastern or Lebanese restaurant is (stir fried) eggplant This restaurant doesn't serve it (I don't think.) I don't know how long it's been since the last time they updated their menu but it'd nice to see some eggplant dish added to it in the future (that is my little request/suggestion.)

We went to Amira grill after an Uber driver recommended it- we were absolutely blown away. Best falafel I have ever had, incredible dolma. Friends got the chicken and beef kabab and also thought theirs were incredible. Service was wonderful. Ambiance was great as well. Could not recommend this place enough.

I've never had lamb shank before it also came with, rice, hummus, garlic spread and yes a couple of fries. I don't know if it was on the menu, but I asked the person at the counter what she would recommend. I should've gotten names because the customer service was so warm and friendly. Oh my this was one of the best meals I've ever eaten. Go here order this dish if you want a very special meal. You order at the counter and they bring it to your table. Do it you will be pleasantly surprised.