The Olive Bistro

Incredible ambiance! Honestly, it felt like I was walking into a wedding hall lol. They had live performers dancing and singing — such an amazing experience! The food was incredible. The grape leaves tasted just like how my great-aunt used to make hers (but with extra olive oil lol), which made it feel even more special and nostalgic. The staff were incredibly polite — special shout-out to Yusef, our server! Management was also very courteous and welcoming. The entire restaurant and team gave such a warm, homie vibe that made us feel comfortable right away. We came all the way from Connecticut, and it was absolutely worth the hour wait! The only small area that could use a little improvement would be organizing a clearer plan for guests waiting to be seated. Other than that, I swear th

Olive Bistro was great. We ordered the hummus with meat, lentil soup, falafel, and shared a mixed grill, and everything was really good. The service was top-tier from start to finish. All of the meat and chicken were perfectly tender, and the falafel were super crunchy and filling. Even the rice that came with the mixed grill stood out—it was aromatic and clearly seasoned with a nice blend of spices. The ambiance was also really nice. It’s not as extravagant as their other location, but it’s still very well maintained, and the Palestinian decor on the walls gives it a warm, welcoming feel.

My new favourite restaurant! The menu selection is incredible- they have all of the best dishes/options it was hard to choose. The mint lemonade is refreshing & not overly sweet. You can tell their ingredients are really fresh, the seasoning is so well balanced and reasonably portioned. We ordered quite a lot and was surprised with how each dish was better than the next. We’ll definitely be coming here often.

Last year, I went to The Olive Bistro to celebrate Palestinian Independence Day in Little Falls, New Jersey; this year, I went to the exact location to celebrate this special occasion. This is the second time I have been to Little Falls. The first time I went to this place, I had the freekeh soup with pita chips with zataar, with olive oil. Then I had the yogurt sauce with cucumbers and mint. But the best part of my first time dining here in honor of Palestinian National Day was the Palestinian Kidreh which came with roasted chicken. I love olive oil and that includes Palestinian olive oil. Today, I visited this place after an entire year from the last one in honor of Palestine again. I loved the chicken musakhan (the national dish of Palestine) which consisted of roasted chicken, allspi

Everything was delicious!! Ordered the Lamb Shawarma platter, Baba ghanouj , and falafel for pickup, and highly recommend to anyone craving middle eastern flavors. Staff were great and helpful. 👌👌👍🫡