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Address: 2220 Lyndale Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55405
Phone: (612) 254-8884
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Pictured: Hummus Bi Lahme bowl, cardamom cake, Palestinian nitro, mint lemonade (February special), lazy date cake.
The waygu shwarma sandweesha was really well seasoned and tender. The potatoes that came with it we lightly spicy but really good. The two dipping sauces were also good.
The hummus bi lahme was super delicious but there was not enough pita bread with it.
Seating options were a bit unique.
The dish started with a creamy sour cream and onion hummus base and was topped with beef bacon, crispy sumac tater tots, and caramelized onions. The flavors were perfectly balanced, with a great mix of creamy, crispy, and savory. It was a total standout and one of the best things we had at the fair!
The flavors are rich and fresh — especially the hummus and kebabs .
Service is friendly, and the atmosphere feels warm and welcoming.
Definitely worth a visit if you’re craving real Mediterranean taste.
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I would highly recommend the Hummus Bi Lahme Bowl, because the minced beef shawarma was so flavorful that it provided a good amount of extra flavor to the hummus that made one bite along with some pita puffs just a whole bite of flavor bomb. Almonds added a very nice layer to the bowl because it wasn’t overpowering in flavor or texture, but rather provided that nice little touch needed. I also would highly recommend the Jerusalam-Style Bowl because the chickpeas were so flavorful and not too hard, and along with tahini and olive oil drizzle, it was just tasty in very simple and powerful ways.
The tahini dake shake was also amazing! As much as the paper straw I was given wasn’t strong enough for me to consume the drink, a simple spoon would do, and I felt like the shake itself could be a meal because it had an abundant amount.
While I didn’t try a lot of the other dishes, they received positive feedback from the ones around me. The only constructive feedback I had was about batata hara, the one that came with the sujok sandwich, which was too salty because I think the seasonings used for the pepper may have been too strong. I finished all the potatoes but not the vegetables around them, unfortunately.
Regardless, I am already putting this place as one of the best in the Twin Cities if I treat my friends from out of town visiting me, and I also highly recommend this place to anyone that seeks for amazing Middle Eastern, specifically Palestinian, food!