Ali was nice and personable and the lamb gyro sandwich was flavorful-I recommend getting it with the spicy sauce and feta. The portion is enormous, so you might want to share or save half for a midnight snack.

What of my favorite Mediterranean restaurants. Food was outstanding, not to mention the wonderful owners I met. I can't wait to return.

We stumbled upon this place right after landing in Portland while searching for some authentic food. Mediterranean cuisine is always a favorite of ours, and this spot definitely stole our hearts with its incredible flavors! Located in the heart of Portland, it's a bit challenging to find parking, so be prepared for that. The restaurant itself is cozy and can only accommodate a few people, so it's best suited for takeout. However, we were able to dine in as it wasn't busy when we arrived. Overall, the food was delicious, bursting with authentic flavors, and the portion sizes were spot-on for the price. Highly recommend it if you're looking for flavorful Mediterranean food in Portland!

The food here is great! Chicken shawarma sandwich and lamb sandwich ($15 dollars each and huge) were delicious and the falafel plate ($10 dollars, okay size) were the best falafels I've eaten anywhere. Atmosphere wise it's like a small little restaurant with 5-6 tables, extra stock of paper towels and utensils crammed into extra space, and soccer playing on tv. Definitely a small business, which I love supporting. I would recommend this place for delicious authentic food!

6.0* for the food, service and ambiance. We just had the chicken shawarma and beef/lamb kabob and it was amazing. Soccer on TV, owners were very nice and know how to cook

We came here on a whim and loved it! Our food came out quickly and was so tasty! My husband got the chicken shawarma over rice and I got the the lamb gyro. Both were incredibly flavorful and full of delicious spices. Everything was hot and fresh and we had a really good dinner. And the portions were very generous. I have a feeling we'll be coming back in the near future.

In the historic downtown Beaverton neighborhood, just around the corner from the diverse hub of eateries on SW 1st St, is an unpretentious hole in the wall for Mediterranean food. I've walked past this place a handful of times and finally decided to check it out. I'm so glad I did. It's not really a sit down restaurant, maybe a few tables, but you can always sit outside where they have plenty of outdoor seating located on SW 1st. Anyways, we ordered take out and it ended up being more than enough to share with my family. We ordered Baba ganouj, chicken schwarma over rice, falafels, dolmas, and a gyro. The flavor was pretty good, better than average, and with their generous portions, it was worth what we paid for.

Loved the kebab and rice. The feta and olives were amazing , also that orange sauce they gave us was amazing it was spicy, flavorful and just the perfect addition! Friend got the falafel and liked it! Good options for vegans and vegetarians as well

FIRE! You can tell everything was very authentic and homemade. At first, I was surprised that a side of hummus and a side of tzatziki were $5 each, but you get a considerable portion. Location: I love this area of Beaverton! There are cute shops and restaurants, and everyone is out and about. They also block a street with outdoor seating and a children's play area. The parking is tricky, though. I called it in, so I didn't have to find parking. Food: AMAZING! Huge portions. I got the chicken shawarma sandwich with a side of hummus and tzatziki. The food is also very messy because they generously pack the sandwich and add so much chicken. So maybe now first date spot lol.

Late in the week, tired from work, brain-fried and looking for a place to grab dinner for the family is always the challenge especially after 5pm. I wanted to try something different and unique. We haven't had any Mediterranean food worth noting so I did a search and I came across UR. Despite the mixed-reviews, I wanted to try-out this place and give my honest review and so it begins. When my daughter and I arrived in downtown Beaverton, it was our first time in that particular area and looking for parking was a little bit challenging for her. We ended-up parking about 3 blocks away from the restaurant. Google map told us it would take about a 4 min. walk but I said whatever; it would be great exercise. Parts of the downtown were closed-off for outdoor dining and a kids play area was set-up in the street. They even had huge lawn-chair props- makes for great photos but unfortunately I didn't take any snaps. Vibes were great and the weather perfect. As what some folks mentioned here, I did notice the young guy running the restaurant didn't seem pleasant, had a bland demeanor and looked quite bored, but nonetheless I wasn't going to let that first impression dictate the rest of the experience. We went ahead and placed 5 orders (Chicken Kabob, Lamb and Beef Kabob, Chicken Shawarma, Chicken Shish Kabobs and Hummus Plate). The guy then told us it was going to be a 25 min. wait so I said no problem. When we got home, my first impression reaching into the bag was "heft"- the food in the containers were heavy. Just look at the photos I took of our meals. For the amount of money I paid it was enough food to feed 2. I was only able to get through halfway and saved the remaining for my lunch the next day. - The rice was tasty, fluffy and had great texture. - Chicken, beef, lamb were all flavorful, not dry, and had great taste - The hummus was ok and the pita bread was already cold when we got home The food was prepared perfectly which greatly surprised me in spite of the first impression at the counter. Don't let that fool you! This guy created a masterpiece for us! I couldn't identify what sort of spice was sprinkled on top but mixing that including the sauce into your rice with your proteins was a tasteful delight! I must say this is the best Mediterranean food I've had in this area; this place has made my top 5 and definitely I will be coming back again for more.