


Palestinian owned Middle Eastern Cuisine offering the BEST Hummus, Falafel, and Shawarma in the Twin Cities. Notably authentic and aromatically divine. We offer a large menu featuring many popular Middle Eastern dishes including Kofta Kabob, Chicken Kabob and Lamb Chops. Bring the whole family and enjoy a Family Style Feast. Like Spicy food? The Spicy Musahab is a MUST try.
This relaxed counter-serve offers familiar Middle Eastern bites such as chicken shawarma & falafel.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 417 14th Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN 55414
Phone: (612) 746-4776
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Reviews
While the core items were excellent, some other parts of the menu, such as, the sambousek, and arrays (maybe assorted sides), were just okay. They weren’t bad, but they didn’t shine as much as the falafel, hummus, and shawarma. These items could use a bit more flavor or refinement to match the high standard set by the main dishes.
The service at Wally’s was another strong point. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and made the experience comfortable. They were attentive without being overbearing, creating a relaxed and pleasant dining atmosphere.
Overall, Wally’s is a great spot for falafel and hummus lovers, with room to grow on a few other menu items. I’d definitely return for the shawarma alone!
The staff is friendly, and the service is great. While the quality is excellent, I realized the flavors just aren’t entirely my thing, which is more about personal preference than the restaurant itself. If Mediterranean food is your favorite, Wally’s is definitely worth trying!
I will write the review for anyone who has had Mediterranean food, juicy chicken, or is over 30 years old.
Service: There is none. I ordered my food standing up and was prompted with a 20%, 25%, and 30% tip option BEFORE any food was eaten. We seated ourselves, got our own water, got our own utensils, and were expected to clear our table after eating. What this the tip for if there is no service? Tipping culture is already absurd, but an entire lack of any service is criminal.
Overview: The interior decor was very nice, but I don’t think anything we had was made to order or anytime in the last few hours. Bland and dry was the theme for most the items.
Food: the chicken shawarma plate ($16)was a pile of reheated chicken bits without a drop of moisture left. Similar to when you reheat chicken in a microwave. My hummus was good, but didn’t come with pita bread (so I added it at an additional charge). The pita bread looked like they reheated the kind you find at the store instead of the homemade pita bread restaurants have.
The chicken kabob plate ($18) was FOUR CUPS of yellow rice that was so mild in flavor, it shamed real Yellow rice. The chicken kabob was juicer than the shawarma plate, but was not made fresh either.
We will never return and got our hopes up because the high number of reviews made it seem like the food quality was better. We should have known better for places around a college campus.
Hit up Pangea Halal Market if you want fresh and delicious Shawarma. It’s better priced and has a dramatically better quality.
When we came in, it seemed like they only had 2 people for front of house. It was difficult to grab someone and ask for extra sauce, bathroom, etc.
We ordered a chicken dish, and 2 out of the 3 pieces were visibly undercooked and smelled bad. When we pointed this out to the server, instead of replacing the food, she asked us to move it to another plate and then took those same pieces — which we had already cut and touched — back to the kitchen and just threw them back on the grill. That was the grossest part — reheating food that had already been handled by customers. It felt totally unclean and unhygienic. We couldn’t eat it and left the food untouched.
Serious food safety concern — be cautious