Olive Branch Cafe & Restaurant

I love hole in the wall places like this. They are deceiving but we were transported to true middle eastern food. We had a party of 5 had meat pies, the meat pie sampler, babaganush (which was fantastic) and homemade pita, stuffed grape leaves (excellent), vegetarian stuffed grape leaves, a shish kabob sampler dinner, tea, coffee, and the best baklava I've ever had. The woman who waited on us (maybe the owner) was happy to offer suggestions and very pleasant. I look forward to visiting again! We did go early 5:00, when they opened, and had a reservation just to make sure because we had play tickets. Go... Visit... You won't be disappointed!

My partner and I had a beautiful dinner here last weekend. We got the “dinner for two” and loved everything. The food was delicious, we chose the spinach and feta pies and the chicken and beef kebabs. Dessert and Turkish coffee was the best. Our server and the restaurant were very nice. Thanks!

My family came here to eat after days of fun in the water park! The food here was delicious and filling. There was food enough to impress vegans and meat eaters alike. The service was charming and excellent. The atmosphere is inviting and the music sounded like their hometown. We enjoyed the whole experience.

Found this sweet little spot while in town for a Pucifer concert. We had searched for vegetarian & it came up. Not much to look at as we approached, so we almost moved on, but thought "what the heck", and gave it a go. So glad we did! The place is unpretentious, like your grandma might be in the kitchen & the staff treats you like cousins. We had light appetites; so got the veggie kabobs & falafel plates, preceded by pita & hummus. Veggies grilled to perfection & falafel a perfect krispie/moist combo. We got the pot of traditional coffee, with the waiter's advice to skip the cream. He was so right!! The light infusion of cardamom & sugar was delightful. Wonderful surprise & we will return!!

Peaceful restaurant with freshly made food served quickly. I split the pie sampler with my girlfriend. She had the shwarma and I had the shish kabob. All for just under $25!