Falafel And Kebab

My sister and I came here for an early lunch (~11:45am). Wait time was minimal because the place was pretty empty, so there was also a lot of available seating inside. We each had a small side of tabouleh and split a chicken kebab wrap. Overall the price came out to be ~$24 dollars. The tabouleh was ok, a nice, little refreshing bit of vegetables before the wrap. The chicken wrap itself was also ok. The sauce and chicken were pretty tasty, but the rest of the wrap constituents was pretty average. They'd also toasted the lavash quite a bit, so the wrap had a bit of a crispier texture than a soft bread texture. Meal came with a side of pita bread.

Overall, it's an average falafels and wraps place comparable to other places like it. Pricing is standard for portions served and the food is satisfying but not particularly flavorful or memorable. Good place to grab a quick lunch during the work day.

Not a fancy Mediterranean place, and you pay $13.95 for a lamb shish kebob plate. You order at the counter, take a number and seat yourself. The person taking our orders was super nice and answered any questions we had. The food however, was a tad dry and lacking in flavor. I usually love my lamb, but this was quite dry and I barely felt like I could finish my dish.

If you're not super picky, I would say it's and okay stop to make, but not necessarily somewhere I would recommend.

Came in for take out and ordered a house veggie wrap before a movie. The wrap did have flavor but came out quite mushy and the sauce made it quite messy.

The place is clean and quiet. Feels like a mom and pops restaurant. Only the owner and a girl were working today. Surprisingly they were open on Easter Sunday. I can't complain about the quality of the food as it looks like the guy tried his best to cook it. I found the flavors to be good. However for the price of the meal I feel I was charged a bit too much. Really a small portion not worth the price. The bathrooms are clean. Music is not too loud so that's good. TVs were playing some random South American soccer games (made this Sunday afternoon atmosphere even more depressing). Overall, a good place to stop if you're traveling but there's more alternatives.

This is a wonderful Mediterranean restaurant located just north (toward the bay) of the Cinemark 16 theater parking lot. It is located across the street from the busy but beautiful main Google campus in Mountain View.

The food is tasty and fresh. I've visited several times and the food was always surprisingly good. I'm particularly fond of the Combo Shawerma Wrap (with lamb and chicken). The falafel, hummus and lavash are great too.

The staff is patient and polite too. I haven't eaten during the weekday lunch hours, but the evenings and weekends offer fantastic food and service.

This is a great surprise in perpetually good cuisine. It is by no means a "fancy" restaurant. However, it is a surprisingly good spot with great prices. If you're near Google or Shoreline, this is worth a try.

My coworker told me about this place and I decided to try something new. I've always heard people talk about falafels but I had no idea what they were talking about until now. I came here before noon and there was like nobody there and even while I finished up my lunch.

I ordered the #17 Chicken Shish Kebab ($6.75) and soda ($1.75) which was $9.50 after tax. I waited a few minutes and they brought my order out. Oh yeah so after you order and pay, they will give you a number and you sit wherever with your number on your table.

At first, I thought that my meal looked like it was a super small portion but turned out to be a "just right" portion. It was wrapped up and the chicken tasted pretty good. Everything else was just okay to me. There was also a small salad (can I call it that?) on the side which okay to me too.

The place had a lot of seats and tables and from my pictures, there were about 6 other tables not in the picture. I noticed a bunch of people ordered their food to go and I was the only one dining in. O_O Anyways, I think the food was okay but it was refreshing to try something new.

Ordered takeout to have sustenance through Saturday's NFL Playoff Wild Card games.

I was really unimpressed with the overall quality and taste of the food. The falafels were fried in oil not hot enough, leaving them oily and slightly chewy. The chicken in the salad was dry like JERKY. Not a fan of the lavash bread as a wrap, chewy and most of the wraps had the pickled cabbage inside, which did not make my palate happy. Most of the food had too much acid from vinegar and the hot sauce was salty and again showed signs of too much vinegar. The pita bread provided was reheated and manufactured, not fresh, again, chewy.

Pluses:
Ordered the red lentil soup as a last minute item and it was good. Very generous service.

#2 Ezme
#3 Piyaz
#9 Falafel Plate
#12 Chicken salad
#14 Sheppard salad
#16 Beef shish kebab wrap
#17 Chick shish wrap
#21 Chick/Lamb Combo wrap
#22 Falafel wrap

I would not revisit F&K again and would not recommend to others.

Ordered lunch from here, it was decent but didn't warrant a return.

Positives:
-Quality chicken
-Contains a full meal with rice, salad, hummus, and a kebab
-Hummus is good quality with a little kick
-Fantastic tahini

Negatives:
-Chicken overcooked and dry
-Watery/sticky jasmine rice, might be instant. Should be basmati or something else, not jasmine
-Pita was generic and pre-made
-You get one kebab for $14, so yeah, steep

Came to this area looking for Togo's but I guess it closed down a while back and we didn't know it, so we looked around and saw this place and decided to give it a try.

Overall it was just "meh" for me. We got 3 different wraps, one chicken, one lamb and one beef. My daughter had the chicken wrap and my husband and I split the lamb and beef wraps. I think the beef was better in terms of flavor, but both were stingy on the meat. I saw the guy making the wraps, he sat there and cut the kabab cubes into small bite sized pieces and then strategically laid them in a row in the wrap. It was so obvious to make a tiny amount of meat seem like more. Shouldn't he have maybe cooked up more meat and tossed it in so it would be filling? For paying $9 on a wrap, I was still hungry after eating my wrap and warmed up some leftovers after I got home. That is kind of sad, as usually I get full really easy! Dang.

I also did not think too much of the sauces, kind of boring to me.

I probably won't be coming back, way too many other better options in the area.

I ordered chicken shwarma and lamb gyro combo rice plate. On 14 Jan 2016.

The lamb gyro was good but chicken shawarma was extremely dry. Rice seemed a day old. Overall the food was average for the price of14$. The quantity for the price was less. I am still hungry.

They have to improve the quality for the price they command.