Middle Eastern Restaurants near Grapevine, TX

“Saw the hype in the other reviews and was craving Mediterranean food so I tried this with my gf and BELIEVE THE HYPE!!! This place is easily one of the best Mediterranean food stops I've ever had here in DFW. The amount of food you get and the flavors combined makes this a no-brainer to eat at! All this food was for about $50 and we couldn't finish it all so do expect leftovers!“

“I came with VRIC women's committee for iftar (to break our fast). The place was decorated extra nicely for Ramadan. The milky chai, cinnamon tea, variety of deserts was such a treat at the end of the night. Dinner items were top quality. They made a traditional special Jordanian/ Palestinian dish ( mansaf) specially cooked lamb and rice with special yogurt sauce. Wow. What can I say. So delicious. All the side items were amazing. No compliments.“

“I've come to this location probably a thousand times long enough to see management rotate a few times. The food has always been good, and for calorie counters like me, they have all the details on the menu. But I also want to shout out Jawanza! He is hella awesome and will treat you right!“

“This place is delicious, 10/10 we had the beef and chicken platter with hummus. The ingredients are fresh and the teas are great. Go easy on the red sauce though it’s a little hot but the flavor is worth it. The chocolate cheesecake baklava was a nice way to end the meal. You definitely get your moneys worth here! Music is a little loud but I’ll take it for the good food you get“

“Love this little restaurant and halal butcher shop. Food is tasty and the owners/staff are very kind. Meat is fresh and their marinades very convenient for easy grilling. They keep making improvements to the store and adding to their menu as well. Keep it up!“

“It was a Monday evening so the place was pretty empty but all of the food appeared to be relatively fresh and the pans were all full.They had toasted pita as well as fresh the toasted was to stiff for me but the fresh with some gyro meat and sauce made tasty little sandwiches.“

“This is some of the best Mediterranean food I’ve had, and I’ve had lots of shawarma, falafel, and gyros before. Portions were plentiful and seasoning of the food was perfect. Hummus was spectacular as well. The two gentlemen working provided great service. Only lacking aspect was the atmosphere of the restaurant. We were one of only two parties at the restaurant, but the restaurant could still use some music to cut the awkward silence. It was a bit chilly as well but that wasn’t a huge issue. I’d come back but probably for takeout in the future.“

“I have probably eaten at this location five times over the past couple years.I usually go with a combo platter. Rice, lettuce, tomato and two proteins. I have tried chicken, gyro, and falafel. It also comes with some pita wedges. I usually ask for the white and red (spicy) sauce on the side.The red sauce is legitimately spicy. It is hotter than sriracha, so don’t just dump a whole packet on your meal if you’ve never tried it before.Service has been hit or miss a little but the guy helping me at my last visit was pretty friendly and helpful.“

“Experience the epitome of culinary delight at Gyro Oasis, an Indian restaurant that seamlessly blends the rich flavors of Gyros and the royal touch of Rayalaseema cuisine. Their commitment to delivering mouthwatering, spicy dishes tailored to your preferences is truly commendable. The diverse menu boasts a plethora of Indian delicacies, each impressing with its exquisite taste, texture, and presentation. The Chicken Biryani, paired with a delectable fry curry, left me enchanted, making my day an indulgent culinary journey. For all food enthusiasts, a visit to this restaurant promises numerous moments of satisfaction. Chicken Biryani and fry ??-Sandhya ? “