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| - My first experience with Naf Naf was a little odd due to a self-centered older man who twice let doors start to shut in my face even though he saw I was two steps behind him. Once inside he cut people and went straight to the front end of the line where he proceeded to confuse everyone by trying to pay for and take someone else's order. The poor guy he was hijacking had to have his order remade and wait awkwardly while a group of employees tried to figure out what happened. The old guy was led back to the start of the line. You can't teach manners, but maybe a sign that says "Start here" would be helpful.
No issues with staff. Interior is clean. Parking in front or back. Prices range from $6.50 for a falafel pita to $11.75 for a steak shawarma combo with fries and a drink.
*Veggie Feast $8.95 - Sooo good! I would definitely get this again! 4 crispy tasty falafels with hummus, chopped tomato and cucumber salad, purple cabbage, sumac onions (very potent), and baba ghanoush plus a fluffy side of pita bread which was soft and perfect to scoop up my dips with.
*Chicken Shawarma Bowl $8.20 - Also comes with a fluffy pita. Not a bad salad at all, you can choose between rice, lettuce or hummus, then meat, some veggies and dressing (mmm garlic sauce).
*Fries $2.75 - Not fries, more like half crispy half limpy homemade chips. Only one size. Maybe would be better if they had some Middle Eastern seasoning you could sprinkle on top? Mediocre, would probably not waste the calories on them again.
*Baklava $1.60 - At first bite I was like "what is this, watered down syrup?", but then there was this faint flower taste. DAMN ROSE WATER! Get out of here rose water! No one really likes you! Would not get again because I don't like perfume flavored food.
I'd put this in my rotation with Dolce Wraps and Sittoo's. Simple, affordable, dishes are filling and tasty for the most part.
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