Albasha Greek & Lebanese - Greek restaurant in Prairieville - 17316 Airline Hwy A, USA

I love this place. The food is always fresh and delicious and the service is great. I had the lunch rack of lamb and Mediterranean hummòs. The lamb was juicy, tender, and delicious! The lunch menu is priced well and the portions are plenty enough that you won't leave hungry.

The service was great. Entire serving staff was very friendly. The lamb shank was tender, but had very little flavor (which is not normal). The Grape Leaves were delicious.

First time coming here and not disappointed! Great food and service! I had the combination chicken shawarma & gyro plate & it was delicious! Really big portions!

Have eaten here a few times and it's been consistently good. Meat/rice wrapped with grape leaves and the artichoke dip is very good. Redfish special and the chicken Shawarma are great choices. Friendly staff, clean, quick service.

The stuffed peppers remind me of the ones my mom would make when I was a kid.. the fried cheese was awesome... I got the beef kabobs this time.. loved them... we always get extra Greecean sauce... pretty much dip everything in that. The staff are always helpful and kind... thank you Destiny! (And I loved the cute reminder to wash your hands in the bat)

I come here at least once a week. Never a bad experience. Food is always good and consistent.

Excellent food. I have been to this one twice. Staff is always super nice and food is always spot on. Update 12-1-23. Place is still great. Probably been 15 times. Food is always fast and excellent. Service is always great.

To start with, the prompt and attentive service actually couldn't have been better. That is what really stood out. The hummus and pita plate was excellent. In fact, the pita bread with other dishes was outstanding. The fried cheese in olive oil and stuff was unique and really quite good. I had the gyro plate and really the meat was a little too done, almost a crisp and was just okay. The lamb shank was cooked to perfection, however was lacking somewhat in seasoning and flavor. My wife had the seafood special and for the price I thought it could have a little more to it. It wasn't anything overly special. As customary when I visit any Greek/Lebanese restaurant I always try the tabbouleh. I thought it was a little too much parsley, dry, not enough tomatoes, olive oil, lemon juice, etc. I like mine a little more bulgar-heavy. It really was like eating straight up parsley.