Authentic Mediterranean Cuisine

Mediterranean Restaurant Near Me

Taza Shawarma & Falafel serves authentic Levantine Mediterranean cuisine in Falls Church, VA -- spit-roasted shawarma, hand-made falafel, oven-baked manaeesh, fresh hummus, and over 40 menu items, all 100% halal and made to order.

Open 11 AM to midnight, seven days a week. Located at 5820 Seminary Rd, with free parking at the door and catering delivery across Northern Virginia. Rated 4.8 on Yelp (92 reviews), 4.4 on Google, and 4.4 on Restaurantji (260 ratings) by people who searched for a Mediterranean restaurant near them.

Authentic Mediterranean food at Taza Shawarma and Falafel restaurant in Falls Church VA

100% Halal Mediterranean

100% halal, made to order

4.8 Stars on Yelp (92 Reviews)

100%

Halal Menu

40+

Mediterranean Menu Items

14

Free Toppings at the Counter

7

Days a Week, 11 AM to Midnight

Mediterranean Cuisine

What Makes Mediterranean Food Special

Mediterranean cuisine is one of the oldest and most celebrated food traditions in the world. Here is how Taza brings that tradition to Northern Virginia every single day.

A Cuisine Built on Fresh Ingredients

Mediterranean cuisine is defined by its reliance on fresh, whole ingredients -- olive oil, fresh herbs, legumes, grains, and vegetables form the foundation of nearly every dish. At Taza, this philosophy shows up in how the food is made. The pita, manaeesh, and pies are baked in the oven. The falafel is fried to order. The shawarma is carved off the vertical spit as you order. You choose from 14 free toppings at the counter, and the crew builds your order in front of you. The name says it: Taza means fresh in Arabic.

The Eastern Mediterranean Tradition

Taza's menu draws specifically from the Eastern Mediterranean -- the Levantine culinary tradition of Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Palestine. This region gave the world shawarma, falafel, hummus, tabbouleh, manaeesh, baklava, and dozens of other dishes that are now recognized globally as Mediterranean classics. The cooking techniques at Taza come straight from that tradition -- vertical spit roasting, oven-baked flatbreads, tahini-based sauces, and za'atar spice blends.

Mediterranean Meets Northern Virginia

Northern Virginia has one of the most diverse food scenes on the East Coast, and the demand for authentic Mediterranean food continues to grow every year. Residents from Falls Church, Arlington, Tysons, McLean, Alexandria, and Fairfax are looking for Mediterranean restaurants that deliver genuine quality -- not chain-restaurant approximations. Taza fills that gap with a menu of over 40 items, all 100% halal, with shawarma carved off the spit, falafel fried to order, and manaeesh baked in the oven. It is open 7 days a week, 11 AM to midnight, with free parking at the door.

Why Taza

Why Customers Choose Taza for Mediterranean Food

Six reasons Northern Virginia families, professionals, and food lovers keep coming back to Taza for their Mediterranean meals.

100% Halal Kitchen

Every item on Taza's menu is halal -- the chicken, the beef, the sauces, the sides. No pork is served. For customers who keep halal -- whether for religious, ethical, or personal reasons -- that means no guesswork when ordering anything on the menu, from a shawarma pita to a catering tray. If you have a question about an ingredient, call (703) 340-1014 and ask.

Traditional Vertical Spit Roasting

Authentic Mediterranean shawarma requires a vertical rotisserie, not a flat grill. At Taza, seasoned chicken and beef rotate on traditional vertical spits. The fat renders downward, the exterior caramelizes, and the interior stays moist and tender. You can see the spits turning when you walk through the door. Many restaurants cook protein on a flat grill and call it shawarma -- one bite at Taza makes the difference obvious.

Fresh Means Fresh -- Made to Order

Taza means 'fresh' in Arabic, and the kitchen is built around that word. The falafel is fried to order. The shawarma is carved off the spit when you order. The pita, manaeesh, and pies come out of the oven. In store you pick from 14 free toppings at the counter and the crew builds your order; online you can choose up to 6 of 11. That is how it works seven days a week.

Open 11 AM to Midnight, 7 Days a Week

Many Mediterranean restaurants in Northern Virginia close by 9 or 10 PM. Taza stays open until midnight every day of the week. Whether you need a late lunch, a post-gym dinner, or a midnight shawarma, the spit is still turning and the falafel is still fried to order. Thirteen hours of service, seven days a week, with free parking at the door.

Rated 4.8 on Yelp (92 Reviews)

Taza is rated 4.8 on Yelp (92 reviews), 4.4 on Google, and 4.4 on Restaurantji (260 ratings). Those are public ratings you can check yourself on each site. The menu behind them is short and focused: shawarma carved off the spit, falafel fried to order, manaeesh from the oven, and dips made in-house, all halal.

Vegetarian and Vegan Mediterranean Options

Mediterranean cuisine is naturally friendly to plant-based diets, and a good share of Taza's menu is vegetarian. Falafel pita, falafel bowl, hummus, baba ghanouj, labneh, za'atar manaeesh, cheese manaeesh, spinach manaeesh, spinach pies, cheese pies, and veggie pies are all vegetarian. Vegan diners can build a complete meal with falafel, hummus base, tahini, and fresh vegetables.

Mediterranean Menu Highlights

Featured Mediterranean Dishes at Taza

Every item below is made to order. Prices come straight from our menu. The full menu includes over 40 items -- pitas, wraps, bowls, flatbreads, pies, sides, smoothies, and desserts.

Chicken Shawarma Pita - Mediterranean food at Taza restaurant Falls Church VA
Spit-Carvedhalal | mediterranean classic

Chicken Shawarma Pita

$9.95

If you have searched for a Mediterranean restaurant near me, this is the dish that answers your question. Taza's chicken shawarma is seasoned in the Levantine style -- yogurt, lemon, garlic, and warm spices -- then stacked on a vertical spit, where the outside caramelizes as it turns and the inside stays juicy. It is carved off the spit into warm pita with garlic sauce, pickled turnips, and crisp vegetables, and you choose your toppings at the counter. This is Mediterranean cuisine made the traditional way, in front of you.

Falafel Pita - Mediterranean food at Taza restaurant Falls Church VA
Vegetarian Classicveg | halal

Falafel Pita

$8.95

Falafel is one of the most iconic dishes in Mediterranean cuisine, and Taza makes it the traditional way. Each patty is hand-formed from ground chickpeas, fresh parsley, cilantro, and cumin, then fried to a deep golden crust while the interior stays bright green and herb-forward. Served in warm pita with lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, pickles, and a generous drizzle of tahini. Naturally vegetarian and packed with plant protein. If you are exploring Mediterranean food for the first time, start here.

Chicken Shawarma Bowl - Mediterranean food at Taza restaurant Falls Church VA
High Proteinhalal | gf option

Chicken Shawarma Bowl

$12.45

Mediterranean bowls have become a common lunch order across Northern Virginia, and Taza's version is the real thing. A generous portion of spit-roasted chicken shawarma over your choice of basmati rice, mixed greens, or hummus base. Topped with Arabic salad, pickled turnips, garlic sauce, and fresh herbs. Available gluten-free on rice or greens. This is not a grain bowl with a Mediterranean label -- it is authentic shawarma prepared the traditional way and served in a format that fits modern eating habits.

Beef Shawarma Shrak - Mediterranean food at Taza restaurant Falls Church VA
Shrak Wraphalal

Beef Shawarma Shrak

$11.45

Shrak bread is a paper-thin flatbread baked on a heated dome -- a technique rooted in Bedouin cooking traditions across the Eastern Mediterranean. At Taza, halal beef turns on a vertical spit, is carved off in thin slices, and rolled in this delicate bread with tahini, garlic sauce, sumac, and pickled vegetables. The result is lighter than a traditional pita wrap and allows the deep, savory flavor of the beef to come through without heavy bread masking it. A true Mediterranean experience.

Hummus - Mediterranean food at Taza restaurant Falls Church VA
Must Tryveg | gf

Hummus

$4.95

No Mediterranean restaurant is complete without hummus, and Taza makes its own in-house. Chickpeas blended with tahini, fresh lemon juice, and garlic, finished with extra-virgin olive oil and a dash of paprika. Served with warm pita bread from the oven. This is not hummus from a plastic container -- it is made in-house, served at the right temperature, and tastes the way hummus is supposed to taste. Regulars add it to every single order.

Zaatar Manaeesh - Mediterranean food at Taza restaurant Falls Church VA
Traditionalveg

Zaatar Manaeesh

$6.95

Manaeesh is the flatbread tradition of the Eastern Mediterranean -- warm dough baked in a hot oven with savory toppings. Taza's za'atar manaeesh features fragrant dried thyme, toasted sesame seeds, sumac, and extra-virgin olive oil on fresh dough, baked in the oven until golden and aromatic. It is one of the lowest-priced items on the menu and works as a starter, a side, or a light meal on its own. For many first-time visitors, it is the dish that introduces them to Lebanese cuisine.

Lahm Bi Ajin Manaeesh - Mediterranean food at Taza restaurant Falls Church VA
Family Sizehalal

Lahm Bi Ajin Manaeesh

$8.95

Often called Lebanese pizza, lahm bil ajin is a thin, crispy flatbread topped with seasoned halal ground beef, finely diced onions, fresh parsley, and a blend of Middle Eastern spices. Baked in Taza's oven until the edges crackle. This is a staple of Mediterranean and Levantine cuisine that has been served across Lebanon, Syria, and the broader region for centuries. At $8.95 per piece, it is an easy one to order in multiples for gatherings, birthday parties, and weeknight dinners.

Rice Pudding - Mediterranean food at Taza restaurant Falls Church VA
Dessertveg

Rice Pudding

$2.95

A classic Middle Eastern dessert. Creamy rice pudding, gently sweet and fragrant, finished with chopped pistachio. Rice pudding has closed home-cooked meals across the Levant for generations, and it is a cool, light way to end a plate of shawarma or a manaeesh. Pair it with a Lemon Mint drink for a simple, satisfying finish. A gentle ending to any Mediterranean meal.

Quick Price Reference -- Mediterranean Menu

Chicken Shawarma Pita$9.95
Beef Shawarma Pita$9.95
Falafel Pita$8.95
Chicken Shawarma Shrak$11.45
Beef Shawarma Shrak$11.45
Chicken Shawarma Bowl$12.45
Beef Shawarma Bowl$12.45
Falafel Bowl$10.45
Zaatar Manaeesh$6.95
Lahm Bi Ajin Manaeesh$8.95
Hummus$4.95
Baba Ghanouj$4.95
Rice Pudding$2.95
Lemon Mint$5.95

Getting Here

Find This Mediterranean Restaurant Near You

Taza is located at 5820 Seminary Rd Ste O, Falls Church, VA 22041. Here are directions from major areas across Northern Virginia.

From Arlington & East Falls Church

8 min

Head south on Washington Boulevard or Wilson Boulevard toward Seven Corners. Turn onto Seminary Road. Taza is in the shopping center at 5820 Seminary Rd on your right. A quick, straight drive with free parking directly in front of the restaurant.

From Tysons Corner & McLean

15 min

Take I-495 South (Capital Beltway) toward Richmond. Exit onto US-50 East (Arlington Boulevard). Turn right onto Seminary Road. Taza is in the plaza on the right. The drive is mostly highway and takes about 15 minutes in normal traffic.

From Alexandria & Old Town

12 min

Head north on I-395 toward Washington. Take the Seminary Road exit and head west. Taza is located about a mile west on Seminary Road in the shopping center. An easy drive that avoids most of the major traffic corridors.

From Fairfax & Vienna

18 min

Take Route 236 (Little River Turnpike) or US-50 East toward Falls Church. Turn onto Seminary Road. From Vienna, take Route 123 to I-495 South, then exit onto US-50 East. Both routes are straightforward with minimal surface-street navigation.

From Pentagon & Crystal City

10 min

Take I-395 South to the Seminary Road exit. Head west on Seminary Road for about a mile. Taza is on the left in the shopping center. It is an easy stop on the way home for fresh shawarma and falafel.

From Annandale & Bailey's Crossroads

5 min

Head north on Columbia Pike or Leesburg Pike toward Seven Corners. Turn onto Seminary Road. Taza is less than five minutes away -- one of the shortest drives on this list, with free parking at the door.

Service Area

Mediterranean Food Delivered Across Northern Virginia

Taza serves customers from across Northern Virginia. Whether you dine in, pick up, or book catering, authentic Mediterranean food is closer than you think.

Falls Church / Seven Corners

5 min

Our home base. Taza sits on Seminary Road in Falls Church, minutes from Seven Corners, Bailey's Crossroads, and the Skyline area. Walk in, pick up an online order, or have catering delivered. The shortest drive on this list.

Arlington / East Falls Church

8 min

East Falls Church, Westover, Ballston, Clarendon, and the neighborhoods along Washington and Wilson Boulevards. Under 10 minutes via local roads, with free parking when you arrive.

Pentagon / Crystal City

10 min

The Pentagon, Crystal City, Pentagon City, and the surrounding government and commercial corridors. About 10 minutes via I-395. A convenient dinner stop for professionals heading home from the Pentagon area.

Alexandria / Old Town

12 min

Old Town Alexandria, Del Ray, and the Seminary Road corridor extending into the city. About 12 minutes via I-395 or local roads. A straightforward drive for 100% halal shawarma, falafel, and manaeesh.

Tysons Corner / McLean

15 min

Tysons Corner Center, Tysons Galleria, downtown McLean, and the Route 7 and Route 123 corridors. About 15 minutes via I-495 South and US-50 East. Order ahead online for Clover pickup and it is ready when you arrive.

Fairfax / Vienna

18 min

Downtown Fairfax, George Mason University, Vienna, and the Route 236 corridor. About 18 minutes via US-50 or Route 236. Open until midnight, so a late dinner after the drive still works.

Annandale / Bailey's Crossroads

5 min

The neighborhoods along Columbia Pike, Leesburg Pike, and Little River Turnpike near our location. Just five minutes away, in Bailey's Crossroads.

Springfield / Burke

20 min

Springfield Town Center, Burke, and the communities along I-395 South and Franconia Road. About 20 minutes. Easy to combine with errands in the Falls Church and Seven Corners area.

5820 Seminary Rd Ste O, Falls Church, VA 22041

11:00 AM - 12:00 AM -- Open 7 Days a Week

How to Order

Get Mediterranean Food from Taza

Four ways to get your Mediterranean food -- dine in, pick up, deliver, or cater. Choose the option that fits your schedule.

Online Pickup

Order online through Clover, skip the line, and pick up your Mediterranean food hot and ready. Free parking at the door of our Seminary Road location, so pickup is quick.

Order Now

Walk In

Come to the counter at 5820 Seminary Rd in Bailey's Crossroads. Tell the crew which of the 14 free toppings you want and they build your order. Open 7 days, 11 AM to midnight.

Get Directions

Call Ahead

Questions about the menu or a large order? Call (703) 340-1014. Bailey's Crossroads is a short drive from Arlington, Alexandria and Tysons, with free parking at the door.

Call Taza

Mediterranean Catering

Catering for 10 to 200+ guests. Shawarma, falafel, hummus, sides, and desserts, with delivery available. Call (703) 340-1014 for custom quotes.

Plan Catering

Inside Taza -- Your Mediterranean Restaurant

Fresh food, authentic preparation, welcoming atmosphere.

Creamy hummus with olive oil, sumac, and mint - Taza Mediterranean restaurant Falls Church VA
Fresh-blended smoothie flight with a falafel salad bowl - Taza Mediterranean restaurant Falls Church VA
Fresh-blended smoothie flight with savory hand pies - Taza Mediterranean restaurant Falls Church VA
Dessert platter: baklava, basbousa, and rice pudding - Taza Mediterranean restaurant Falls Church VA
Fresh-blended smoothie flight, overhead view - Taza Mediterranean restaurant Falls Church VA
Sesame-topped baked pastry roll - Taza Mediterranean restaurant Falls Church VA
Vegetable-topped manaeesh fresh from the oven - Taza Mediterranean restaurant Falls Church VA
Baklava pieces on a serving plate - Taza Mediterranean restaurant Falls Church VA

Common Questions

Mediterranean Restaurant Near Me -- FAQ

Answers to the questions customers ask most often about Mediterranean food, our menu, delivery, dietary options, and more.

If you are in Northern Virginia -- anywhere from Arlington, Falls Church, Alexandria, Tysons, McLean, or Fairfax -- Taza Shawarma & Falafel at 5820 Seminary Rd in Falls Church serves Levantine Mediterranean food: shawarma carved off the vertical spit, falafel fried to order, oven-baked manaeesh, house-made hummus, and desserts like rice pudding. It is rated 4.8 on Yelp (92 reviews), 4.4 on Google, and 4.4 on Restaurantji (260 ratings). Open 11 AM to midnight, seven days a week, with free parking at the door. Over 40 menu items, all halal.
Yes. Taza Shawarma & Falafel is an authentic Mediterranean restaurant specializing in Levantine cuisine -- the culinary tradition of Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Palestine. The menu features the core dishes of Eastern Mediterranean cooking: shawarma (chicken and beef carved off vertical spits), falafel (chickpea fritters fried to order), hummus, baba ghanouj, manaeesh (oven-baked flatbreads), lahm bil ajin, labneh, rice pudding, and more. Every dish is 100% halal and made with traditional techniques.
Taza serves a full Mediterranean menu with over 40 items. Core dishes include Chicken Shawarma Pita ($9.95), Beef Shawarma Pita ($9.95), Falafel Pita ($8.95), Chicken Shawarma Bowl ($12.45), Beef Shawarma Bowl ($12.45), Chicken Shawarma Shrak ($11.45), Beef Shawarma Shrak ($11.45), Falafel Bowl ($10.45), Za'atar Manaeesh ($6.95), Lahm Bi Ajin ($8.95), Hummus ($4.95), Baba Ghanouj ($4.95), and Lemon Mint ($5.95). We also serve smoothies, kids meals, and specialty pies. Every item is halal.
Yes -- 100% of the food at Taza is halal: the chicken, the beef, the sauces, and the sides. No pork is served. That means anyone who keeps halal can order anything on the menu, from a shawarma pita to a catering tray, without having to ask item by item. If you have a specific ingredient question, call (703) 340-1014 and the crew will answer it.
Mediterranean cuisine refers broadly to the food traditions of countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea -- from Morocco to Turkey to Italy to Greece. Middle Eastern food is a subset of this broader tradition, focusing on the cuisine of the Levant (Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Palestine), the Gulf states, and North Africa. Taza serves Levantine Mediterranean cuisine, which means dishes like shawarma, falafel, hummus, manaeesh, and baklava that are both Mediterranean and Middle Eastern. The terms overlap significantly, and both accurately describe what we serve.
For catering, yes. Individual orders are online pickup through Clover at 5820 Seminary Rd, with free parking at the door. For larger orders -- office lunches, corporate events, parties, or family gatherings -- Taza caters for 10 to 200+ guests, with delivery available. Call (703) 340-1014 to arrange catering. You can also order online for Clover pickup at clover.com/online-ordering/taza--falls-church.
Mediterranean cuisine is recognized worldwide as one of the healthiest food traditions. At Taza, the lightest options include the Falafel Bowl ($10.45) with greens base, tahini, and fresh vegetables -- high in plant protein and fiber. The Chicken Shawarma Bowl ($12.45) over greens is lean protein with fresh toppings. Hummus ($4.95) and baba ghanouj ($4.95) are plant-based, rich in healthy fats from tahini and olive oil. The Lemon Mint drink ($5.95) is a refreshing option. Every bowl can be made gluten-free on rice or greens.
Absolutely. A large part of Taza's menu is vegetarian. Vegetarian options include Falafel Pita ($8.95), Falafel Shrak Wrap ($9.95), Falafel Bowl ($10.45), Hummus ($4.95), Baba Ghanouj ($4.95), Labneh ($4.95), Za'atar Manaeesh ($6.95), Cheese Manaeesh ($7.95), Spinach Manaeesh ($7.95), Spinach Pie ($2.95), Cheese Pie ($2.95), Veggie Pie ($2.95), and Za'atar Pie ($2.95). Vegan diners can order falafel with hummus base and tahini for a fully plant-based Mediterranean meal.
Taza offers a full range of Mediterranean sides: Hummus ($4.95) -- creamy chickpea dip with tahini, lemon, and olive oil. Baba Ghanouj ($4.95) -- smoky roasted eggplant dip. Labneh ($4.95) -- thick strained yogurt with olive oil and dried mint. Fries ($3.95) -- crispy golden fries. Rice ($2.95) -- fluffy basmati rice with aromatic spices. Pita Bread ($0.95) -- baked in the oven. Extra Falafel ($0.85 per piece). All sides pair well with any main dish on the menu.

Mediterranean Food Guide

Your Guide to Mediterranean Dining Near You

What Makes a Great Mediterranean Restaurant?

A great Mediterranean restaurant is defined by three things: ingredient quality, preparation authenticity, and menu depth. The Mediterranean food tradition -- spanning from the Levant to North Africa to Southern Europe -- is built on fresh vegetables, high-quality olive oil, legumes, grains, herbs, and carefully prepared proteins. When any of these elements are compromised with shortcuts, pre-packaged ingredients, or industrial cooking methods, the food loses the character that makes Mediterranean cuisine one of the most respected food traditions in the world.

At Taza, every dish reflects this standard. The hummus is made in-house and the falafel is fried to order. The shawarma turns on a vertical spit and is carved off as you order. The manaeesh, pita, and pies are baked in the oven. In store, you choose from 14 free toppings at the counter and the crew builds your order in front of you. A Mediterranean restaurant that relies on flat-grilled meat and reheated components is offering a fundamentally different product.

The Mediterranean Diet and Everyday Dining at Taza

The Mediterranean diet has been studied extensively and is consistently ranked among the healthiest dietary patterns in the world. It emphasizes olive oil, legumes, whole grains, fresh vegetables, herbs, and lean proteins -- exactly the ingredients that form the foundation of Taza's menu. Our falafel is made from chickpeas, one of the highest-protein legumes available. Our hummus and baba ghanouj provide healthy fats from tahini and olive oil. Our bowls can be built on mixed greens for a low-carb option or basmati rice for sustained energy.

This is not a coincidence. Mediterranean cuisine evolved over millennia in a region where fresh, seasonal eating was not a trend -- it was a necessity. The dishes on Taza's menu -- shawarma, falafel, hummus, manaeesh, tabbouleh -- are the products of that evolution. When you eat Mediterranean food at Taza, you are eating the way generations of people in the Eastern Mediterranean have eaten: fresh ingredients, traditional preparation, and flavors built through spices and technique rather than processed additives.

Mediterranean Cuisine vs. Chain Restaurant Mediterranean

The growing popularity of Mediterranean food in the United States has led to a proliferation of chain restaurants that use the Mediterranean label but deliver a very different product. Assembly-line service, pre-portioned ingredients, proteins cooked on flat grills and called shawarma, hummus from industrial containers, and pita from bags. These restaurants introduce Mediterranean flavors to a wide audience, which is valuable -- but the food they serve is a simplified approximation of what Mediterranean cuisine actually is.

At Taza, the distinction is visible the moment you walk in. The shawarma spits are turning. The falafel is being fried to order. The pita is warm from the oven. The portions are generous, the prices are honest, and the food tastes the way it does in Beirut, Amman, and Damascus -- because the techniques and ingredients are the same. For customers who have traveled in the Mediterranean, eaten at a relative's home, or simply know what authentic Mediterranean food should taste like, Taza delivers an experience that chain restaurants structurally cannot replicate.

Finding Mediterranean Food Near You in Northern Virginia

Northern Virginia has become one of the most diverse food regions on the East Coast, with significant Middle Eastern, South Asian, East Asian, and Latin American communities driving demand for authentic international cuisine. The Mediterranean food scene in particular has grown dramatically, with restaurants ranging from upscale Lebanese dining to casual shawarma shops to fast-casual bowl concepts.

Taza occupies the sweet spot: authentic preparation with casual accessibility. You can walk in without a reservation, order at the counter, and have fresh spit-roasted shawarma or hand-made falafel in your hands within minutes. The prices are approachable -- pita sandwiches under ten dollars, bowls under thirteen dollars, manaeesh under nine dollars. The food is made the traditional way: spit, fryer, and oven. Located at 5820 Seminary Rd in Falls Church, Taza is within 20 minutes of most Northern Virginia communities. Open from 11 AM to midnight seven days a week, it fits into virtually any schedule.

Good First Orders at Taza

Chicken Shawarma Pita$9.95

Chicken carved off the vertical spit

Falafel Pita$8.95

Vegetarian, falafel fried to order

Chicken Shawarma Bowl$12.45

High protein, gluten-free on rice or greens

Beef Shawarma Shrak$11.45

Spit-carved beef in thin shrak flatbread

Zaatar Manaeesh$6.95

Oven-baked za'atar flatbread, a Lebanese staple

Rice Pudding$2.95

Creamy rice pudding with pistachio

Your Mediterranean Restaurant

Authentic Mediterranean Food, Made to Order

Spit-roasted shawarma carved to order. Hand-made falafel fried fresh. Oven-baked manaeesh. Creamy hummus and baba ghanouj. Over 40 Mediterranean menu items, all 100% halal. Open 11 AM to midnight, seven days a week. Order online for pickup through Clover, or call about catering delivery.

5820 Seminary Rd Ste O, Falls Church, VA 2204111:00 AM - 12:00 AM100% Halal Mediterranean