Shawarma Falafel - Lebanese restaurant in Boston - 26 Province St, USA

My partner and I stopped in for a quick bite on a rainy afternoon. The man and woman at the register were both extremely warm and friendly, the food was reasonably priced, and very tasty. While we were enjoying our food, the owner came by and gave us two cookies on the house, which was such a sweet surprise. I highly recommend stopping in to support this charming local business! 🙂

The best falafel and authentic middle eastern food in Boston. Not only was the food delicious and presented beautifully, the customer service was also amazing - they are incredibly gracious and kind. I will definitely be going back regularly.

I would highly recommend this place. I am not an expert on Lebanese cuisine but I liked what I had here. I got a chicken shawarma roll, baba ganoush and a dessert and all the items were good. The spices were light and the ingredients used were fresh. I also found the pricing very reasonable and the service was quick and efficient. I would highly recommend this place.

Food and service were exceptional.

The food is great, the staff is friendly, and there are a good amount of vegetarian options. One thing that confused me at first was that you pay after finishing your food even though there's no real table service. I've tried the falafel roll-up and the hummus roll-up. I like the flavor of the former more except that it's a bit too salty. They're both really good though. The pita itself even has a nice, chewy texture.

Great taste and quick service. I like the idea of embedding fries into the shawarmas. I would suggest to add some more sauce to the shawarma to make it juicy. Currently, I felt it is quite dry and you feel like having water on every bite.

If compare this places with other Sawarma-places, this one is most clean, efficient, full-menu, a lot of place to seat, they have restroom (the most important). Parking situation is very sad - there is no parking here. If you find something around 5 min walk you are lucky. They have an air condition and a fan, what makes your lunch/diner fresh. I’ll update my review after I try their shawarma.

Found my falafel plate mediocre, though my friends liked their meat dishes. I was most disappointed by the tabouli, which didn't taste as aromatic as it usually does. The restaurant also uses a ton of single-use plastics for dine-in, which could definitely be phased out. I wouldn't go back.