Zamaan Cafe

I got the meat shawarma wrap and my hubs got the riz bi dajaj wrap combo style with rice. Oh ma gash! It was absolutely delicious! We both agreed the meat shawarma was good -but the riz di dajaj was HEAVEN! Think chicken shawarma plus garlic sauce plus rice plus a few pickles to cut the fat. I wish we lived closer! Staff was friendly and we’ll definitely return when we’re in the area again!

BAR NONE... One of the best quality establishments for dining and on-the-go take-out. Their efficient operations, combined with their fast service does NOT have any impact on the quality or exceptional flavorful dishes. They are exceedingly attentive, friendly, clean, welcoming, and cater to any requested substitutions or alterations per your preference. And seriously, you just CANNOT go wrong with any choice of dish. No matter what your craving, Zamaan Cafe always prepare, cook, and serve up flawlessly. The cuisine you indulge-in is simply the best of each Menu item offered. Their final products served is the most delicious version of each menu item popularly available at typical Mediterranean restaurants. Their food is equal to any five-star quality food your money could ever be put to wonderful use. Thank you for staying in business & remaining true to you your life-long patrons. <Ꭼꭱꮖɴ|·|<ξ>|·–Ꭶ|>

I visited this Lebanese restaurant the past two days and tried several of their dishes. I've had very little opportunity to eat Middle Eastern food, but my son and I enjoyed almost everything. The cashier was friendly and patient - good service! There are several items on the menu that are vegan, so it worked out perfectly for us! Makale: really enjoyable and I recommend it. Batinjan Bi Banadoura: Good eggplant meal but not my favorite. Veg. grape leaves: similar to the Greek ones but not as sour (yay!). Although it was good, I like Jerusalem Garden's better. Tabbouleh (tabbouli): really enjoyable if you like parsley - recommended. Fattoush salad: I found it to be just like a basic salad with vinaigrette. Jerusalem Garden's was much better. Falafel: pretty tasty and much better than JG's. Recommended! Falafel pita: very nice, complete with iceberg lettuce, pickles, tomatoes and a couple other things. Karnabeet: it was ok but I found the flavor to be a bit heavy for me. House rice: mildly spiced yellow rice. Fulful: hummus with hot sauce in the middle - I mixed them together and found it not very spicy and I didn't care for the resulting taste. Their basic hummus is good, though (much better than JG's)! Mujaddara in a pita: nice, complete with iceberg lettuce, pickles, tomatoes and a couple other things. The mujaddara was about the same as JG's mjaddara, although I don't know if it had a lot of fried onions. French fries: very large but too salty - ask for less salt! Pitas: these are different from Greek pitas, much flatter and not as soft, and the ones they gave us were not fresh. They do not make them and were waiting for the order to come in. Between Zamaan and JG, I prefer Zamaan. My only real criticism of this well-decorated restaurant was the cleanliness. When we went the first time, the floor under our table hadn't been cleaned (dirty napkins, etc.) even though we arrived when there were only a couple of customers (one of whom walked in with us). When we returned, the same table's top was sticky. Yuck!