Pasha Mediterranean Grill Selma - Mediterranean restaurant in Selma - 15069 I-35 Ste. 202, USA

Wow, definitely a place to eat. Food is delicious and plates are really big. The pita bread and humus are amazing. Service was fast and really polite and patient, it was my first time so I had a lot of questions. Lentils soup was pretty good but gyros beef and lamb was amazing. But again the bread was amazing, I could just to go there're and have bread with olive oil.

Must try won’t disappoint !! One of my all time favorite places to eat. The staff is the best around, Memo has 11 out of 10 stars for service. The food is always absolutely phenomenal! My favorite appetizer is the brussels sprouts! I rarely take a photo because the food is so good.

Fabulous service is customary. Valerie was attentive and a wonderful waitress. Naan bread served warm and delicious. Olive oil dipping sauce bursts with flavor. A fantastic pairing. Tender chicken sheesh took and delicious lamb gyro. Finished with semi-sweet rose tea. Gotta love it.

Ordered the fish basa bowl. Absolutely delicious! The salad was super fresh, the fish has the perfect spice and flavor, and I especially loved the feta cheese in olive oil. Was really happy with the walnut baklava as well.

Lovely chill yet elegant cafe! Jattziry was super sweet and made us feel welcome the whole time. The complimentary appetizer is generous and delicious, as were the main entrees. We had a lovely time and would gladly visit again.

This is the second Pasha location I've been to - the first being the Stone Oak location. This location is around the same size with a very similar aesthetic. I'm not sure if the Stone Oak location added this, but the Selma location has a very nicely stocked pastry display and coffee bar. You can get multiple types of baklava or fruit tarts (among other desserts) and follow it up with a strong Turkish coffee. The main food is delicious as always, and the naan was quickly replaced when it ran out. My favorite is the shawarma trio - and I always leave with leftovers!

Always good tasting food and excellent service, we love this place, try the kabobs for 2 you won't be disappointed

I am a Pasha lover since well before these two on 1604/35 were built, but not this trip; my mom brought me here for my birthday, and even better? She caved in and came to try Mediterranean food for the first time EVER, after my trying to get her to Pasha because it was the best place to start loving it, and had tried for like 6 years!! Forget that it was my birthday (which they knew because she asked them about free dessert lol 🤦🏼‍♀️), I was so excited to finally get her to Pasha so we could now enjoy it regularly together…but her food was just okay. Mine was pretty bad; the tabouleh was nothing but very watery lemon juice and parsley for the most part - I thought red onion adds much to part of the flavoring? And since when is it watery? See the pics below. My kebabs were dry aside from the watery juice of the salad, and since when do the veggie skewers consist of one tomato and the rest all onion & peppers, one which was a burn your face off jalapeño? The table next to us also had kebabs and his pepper was also way too hot, but I saw while he was coughing on it that he at least got a mushroom or two. Why did we speak to no manager about this? Well, it seems there wasn’t one available, not to mention it took us literally 1 hour and 58 minutes from walking in the door to walking out, so by the time we realized the food wasn’t up to par I for one was already super annoyed and wouldn’t have been too nice with them anyhow; when we were sat by a nice girl she got bombarded with menu questions by my mom, and bless her heart she was patient and explanatory, IE doing our server’s job. I told my mom chill & apologized that it was her first time, but as it were that hostess also wound up coming to get our drink order, as well as had to be hunted down from the grill area to give me first another straw and then later some extra napkins…because our server was never anywhere to be found. As it was, it was TWENTY MINUTES from sitting by the hostess to when our server even acknowledged us even tho once we figured out who she was she HAD passed our table like three times. She didn’t even take our order when she first spoke to us, but said hello and that she would be right back. 🤦🏼‍♀️??? What the heck? So after my mom clarifying with her a few more of her narrowed down menu options to be sure she would enjoy her dish, our food was ordered a solid 45 minutes into us having arrived. A young man was kind enough to give us fresh naan when I went to ask if we could have some (my mom is diabetic and needed carbs so she didn’t pass out since it was taking so long), and I wish I remember his and the hostesses name because our server didn’t even drop off the food for her table. She came by once to see how everything was and I needed some garlic aioli; she didn’t even come back to drop that, either, and then finally I had to flag her down for the check and to-go boxes, of which she only brought the former. She did bring me a baklava I think moreso because I looked so annoyed by the time she brought the check moreso than for my birthday, and after we signed the check finally I got my to go box. I am allergic to honey and not much for nuts. While I appreciate the gesture of a free baklava, I would much rather have had good service, decent food, and a quality birthday dinner experience for my mom finally coming out to eat Pasha with me!