Baba's Kitchen Mediterranean

Me and my fiancé had the stuffed salmon, lamb curry, and combo kebab à la carte. My fiancé tried the mint tea. The food was absolutely delicious. The salad that accompanies every entree is so delicious because of the oil. The curry was wonderful as it was full of flavor and creamy. The salmon stuffed with spices is so juicy and packed with flavor. The staff is so helpful and hospitable. The mural on the wall gives it that Mediterranean touch with views of Lebanon and the Mediterranean. Really recommend to anyone looking for an amazing meal that leaves you feeling great.

I come here once every two weeks and the food tastes amazing every single time. My go to order is the chicken shawarma with a side of hot sauce. The plate also comes with a refreshing small salad and hummus. We can’t forget about the pita bread. Enjoy!

Stumbled upon this little gem in the neighborhood. We enjoyed the beef burger/fries and beef skewer pieces! Also, wonderful new owners who are attentive and friendly. Definitely will be coming back for some great halal options!!

I recently tried the Chicken Shawarma Plate from Baba’s Kitchen and was genuinely impressed! The chicken was perfectly seasoned and grilled just right—tender, juicy, and packed with bold Mediterranean flavor. It came with a warm, fluffy pita that paired wonderfully with the creamy hummus, which had a nice hint of paprika on top. The fresh side salad added a nice crunch and balanced out the meal. The portion was generous and satisfying, making it a great value for the price. Overall, a delicious and well-rounded plate—definitely a spot I’ll be coming back to

Disappointed. A step up from Applebee's but that's the best that can be said. Small portions and high prices for those portions, and it feels and tastes like it was cooked and reheated. Kinda looked liek a microwave dinner. Got the combo kabob plate and the portions were half of other similar places, and the quality of the meat was poor dry and tough. The salmon plate was better than the kabob, but still average at best. Skip the baklava, it was stale and soggy with no chrisp, and it seemed like if it was actually honey and not simple syrup, it was low grade/cheap. The pita was warm, but stale, and the taziki seemed like it was just yogurt with chopped cucumber, no dill flavor and seemed incomplete. ~130 bucks for two people should get you more and better. Also their website and online ord