Gyros, falafel & salads along with a weekday lunch menu in a cozy space covered in Greek art.
Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1958 N N Hwy 190 STE A, Covington, LA 70433
Phone: (985) 867-8292
Website: https://www.albashans.com/albasha-covington
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Reviews
Britanie Breland
Delicious Mediterranean Food & Inviting Atmosphere
Albasha on Highway 190 in Covington is one of those spots that you end up craving after just one visit. It’s located in a small shopping center with plenty of parking, which is super convenient. Just keep in mind that since it’s on a busy stretch of 190, it might take a minute to get in or out depending on the traffic lights—but it’s totally worth it.
Walking inside feels like stepping into a little piece of Greece. The décor and ambiance are warm, welcoming, and beautifully done. There’s a separate bar area, regular dining, and the whole place is spotless—including the bathrooms, which is always a plus.
The staff greet you with a smile as soon as you walk in and are always very friendly and attentive. You can also get your food to-go, and the quality holds up just as well outside the restaurant.
My go-to order is the gyro or chicken shawarma plate. It comes with perfectly seasoned rice, a fresh salad, creamy tzatziki, and some of the best hummus around. The portions are generous—so much so that my family and I often split a single plate between two people. At around $21.50, it’s a great value for the amount and quality of food you get.
Albasha is one of our favorite places for a casual meal that still feels special. Definitely recommend!
… moreAlbasha on Highway 190 in Covington is one of those spots that you end up craving after just one visit. It’s located in a small shopping center with plenty of parking, which is super convenient. Just keep in mind that since it’s on a busy stretch of 190, it might take a minute to get in or out depending on the traffic lights—but it’s totally worth it.
Walking inside feels like stepping into a little piece of Greece. The décor and ambiance are warm, welcoming, and beautifully done. There’s a separate bar area, regular dining, and the whole place is spotless—including the bathrooms, which is always a plus.
The staff greet you with a smile as soon as you walk in and are always very friendly and attentive. You can also get your food to-go, and the quality holds up just as well outside the restaurant.
My go-to order is the gyro or chicken shawarma plate. It comes with perfectly seasoned rice, a fresh salad, creamy tzatziki, and some of the best hummus around. The portions are generous—so much so that my family and I often split a single plate between two people. At around $21.50, it’s a great value for the amount and quality of food you get.
Albasha is one of our favorite places for a casual meal that still feels special. Definitely recommend!
John
Albasha is one of those places that makes you remember what hospitality is supposed to feel like. The owners are a Palestinian Muslim and Jordanian Christian family and they’re genuinely kind, welcoming people. It’s a family-run spot that takes pride in doing things the right way and you can taste it in every bite.
What to order (seriously): Chicken shawarma plate, gyro plate or the combo gyro + shawarma, hummus with fresh pita, tabbouleh, and if they have it, the lamb shank is incredible. Save room for baklava. Everything is fresh, flavorful, and consistent, and the portions are generous.
If you want a go-to place for real middle eastern food (not European imitation) that never disappoints and you want to support a great family business, this is it.
… moreWhat to order (seriously): Chicken shawarma plate, gyro plate or the combo gyro + shawarma, hummus with fresh pita, tabbouleh, and if they have it, the lamb shank is incredible. Save room for baklava. Everything is fresh, flavorful, and consistent, and the portions are generous.
If you want a go-to place for real middle eastern food (not European imitation) that never disappoints and you want to support a great family business, this is it.
Lisa Myers
Really good Humus appetizer. My husbands shrimp scampi good. Grape leaves chewy and not good. 5 dollar Martinis very strange. Ordered an 8$ Chardonnay was a half pour but cold and not bad. Sides on my husbands Scampi were nice. Not bad but with tip it was a 100 dinner not worth 100
… moreNicholas Jenson
A good experience but I’ve had better at other Albashas. The Schwarma bites here seemed a little smaller portion. Fried cheese was good.
… morePaige Huggins
The food was excellent! Large portions. Recommend a platter if you have never been to try an assortment platter. Humans and pita were a great start. Lots of leftovers .
… moreJeffrey Mayo
Food is excellent every time we have been. I had the chicken and gyro plate this time. Service could use a little more “customer service” feel. A “hello my name is……… how are you guys tonight?” would go a long way.
Ambience is standard.
… moreAmbience is standard.
Sonny Barker
Service was slow, portions seemed small compared to the price. We had to wait 20 minutes for our drinks, 10 more minutes for our food order, then 1 hour and 15 minutes for our food. Flavor was alright, presentation was good. Probably not worth money to food ratio, plus time wait versus food was not good. We drove over an hour to eat there, wad not worth the drive, but if you are local it maybe ok
… moreBlake P
Solid shawarma and gyro. I wish the Gyro had a larger flavor though. Salad dressing was very good and garlicky. No complaints from my end but I just can’t give it 5 stars. Prices were a bit high in my opinion but the food was good and seemed made with quality ingredients. I did get delivery, so possibly eating in the restaurant would have improved things.
… moreBarbara McAtee
The restaurant was not full, by any means, but our server didn’t stop back to see if we needed anything. I didn’t get a refill of my water & that’s pretty basic. My gyro plate, kid’s menu, came with no offers of sauce or any “kid stuff.” Pretty dry.
… moreNathan Pierce
Great family restaurant and date night place. Wonderful Mediterranean food but I would especially recommend the Mediterranean Humm as and fried cheese.
The Lebanese wine is dry, but compliments most of the menu. The staff are friendly and professional. If you want an especially nice treat, see if they have any Greek coffee available for dessert.
… moreThe Lebanese wine is dry, but compliments most of the menu. The staff are friendly and professional. If you want an especially nice treat, see if they have any Greek coffee available for dessert.