Aladdin Mediterranean Cuisine, Houston, Texas, Mediterranean Restaurant Details

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The fresh, fabulous Middle Eastern fare at this casual Montrose eatery includes falafel, gyros and grilled kebabs cooked to order, plus generous portions of sides, salads and pita bread; it's all served cafeteria-style and there's not much to the setting, but the atmosphere is pleasant thanks to a very friendly staff and an owner who is seemingly always there; P.S. BYOB with no corkage fee.

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The bread will change your life!!! And the bread is free! However the food is super salty making it difficult to enjoy. I had the veggie plate with falafel curry rice chickpea salad and spicy hummus. Falafel was especially salty as well as the rice.

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Best place for Mediterranean food in Houston hands down. The pita is freshly baked, the hummus is outstanding (the caramelized onion version is lights out), and all of the salads are equally authentic and delicious. They let you pick three sides and an entree and I have yet to have a bad side. I have found the chicken to be dry the couple times I have received it but other than that this meal is perfect every time. As others mentioned, place is BYOB, we normally stop at the Specs just around the corner.

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Great food, huge portions! Probably more than most could eat. They usually always have a lamb or beef stew that I highly recommend. Parking can be difficult.

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Terrible customer service , i went with a friend and his uncle and father and there was some guy say that he is the owner and he was very rude with the old folks . they were visiting us from middle east so they dont speak english fluently and he was very disrespectful to them . at the end i told him to take it easy with them they are just visiting houston he said i dont care and if you dont like the way i speak you can find another restaurant to eat , i was in shock !!! so we left the place and we will never go again .

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I came here for dinner time and the experience was a slight disappointment. The main courses were in my opinion mediocre. Fish was tepid/warm and the lamb was tough and dry. And for a full plate they want $14.00, way over the top for what you get. What I did enjoy were the sides. The salads were very fresh and flavorful, and side orders were delicious. The pita bread was also delicious and hand made. The saving grace for this place were the freshly squeezed juices, they are phenomenal. If I were ever to go back it'd be for a lunch order. Hummus with pita, salad, and fresh juice. That's it. Atmosphere was clean and quiet. Overall 3/5