I liked it, didn't LOVE it.
My date and I (which was great btw) decided to go there, because I've just been dying to try this place.
He got the shawarma, which was good -- just different -- it had curry powder on it -- which I love. The hummus that came with it, was sort of cloying -- it needed a bit more lemon juice or something. It was a little too pasty.
I got the kabob -- which isn't like normal kebabs -- mean and veggies grilled on a stick. It was ground beef that had spices and stuff in it. The flavor was good, but the consistency was sorta rubbery.
We both got two falafel each -- they say they are famous for them. They were good, but they weren't anything to do cartwheels over, either. Honestly, they wouldn't have been all that interesting without the tahini on the side.
The prices were good -- but it's sort of a drag that they sell no booze. A glass of wine *may* have made this a better experience.
I'll just keep going to Elie's Deli for my Middle Eastern food fixes!