I just came here for lunch, and it had quite a crowd. There are several restaurants on Murphy, but this one seemed the most crowded.

Inside is pretty cute, but also very noisy. The service was quick and the menu selection has a big variety. I’d like to come back and try the salads. They look good! My friend enjoyed the Mediterranean salad with the lentil soup.

I noticed that the menu says they can serve their dishes spicy. I forgot to ask for that when i ordered my wrap.

I think it’s a good place to try for Mediterranean food. Don’t order the fries, though. Go to Athena Cafe for that.

This is a nice place all around. As someone said, fancy, but not too fancy. This place is always packed, so make sure you get a reservation.

I tend to start out with a sample platter which goes well with the pita’s that they give you. I’ve had the kabobs and the M’Sakhan which are great. Desserts, while good, but were too sweet for me (as are many middle-eastern desserts).

While I agree that their falafel is nothing spectacular, I think most of their main dinner entrees are actually very tasty and original. I’ve come to Dish Dash for birthdays and other special events and we always end up sharing a lot of our choices because we want to try everything. Some personal faves include the beriani, the mansaf, and their lamb dishes.

On a nice summer day, they have tables outside which makes for a great outdoor dining experience.

BERIYANI. BERIYANI. BERIYANI.

Seriously the best dish ever.

This was the place to be whenever someone from my previous company were going to leave. It is not too fancy, but fancy enough for a goodbye meal for fellow coworkers. The turkish coffee is good there. It is really strong. The kabob dishes with bariyani rice are always good and consistent. The main course dishes will run you around 11 USD.