Alexandria Mediterranean Cuisineقاسم ابو الكص

I spent over $90 on a gyros plate for three people, and unfortunately, everything was terrible. The gyros looked like they had been frozen, and the kunafa had a terrible smell. I'm worried I might get sick because it contained cheese. I've ordered from them before and had a good experience with the appetizer mix, but the gyros plates are definitely not their strong suit. If I could give them zero stars, I would.

This restaurant always serves fresh Iraqi bread, which I absolutely love. I also appreciate the complimentary soup they offer before the meal. Everything I've tasted has been amazing, but my favorite dish is definitely the chicken tikka. I highly recommend this place!

The food at this restaurant is amazing, featuring incredibly fresh Iraqi bread and succulent kebabs. The service is top-notch too. It appears to be a family-owned establishment, which adds to the charm. They also serve complimentary lentil soup, which is a wonderful extra!

HIGH PRICES!! Don't be fooled by the pictures; the portions are very small, and the service is lacking. I've read through the reviews, and many seem to come from friends in Iraq. This restaurant really needs to improve—it's just not worth it.

We visited this restaurant for the first time yesterday. The service was a bit slow, despite there being only a few other tables occupied. However, I understand that everything is made from scratch. We interacted with our server three times, and he was very friendly. The lamb was delicious and juicy, but the rice was quite dry and lacked seasoning. The side salad was flavorless and didn’t come with a house dressing, which I've come to expect at other places. On a positive note, the bread was fresh and tasty. We spent over $100 on two adult meals, one kid's meal, two apple ciders, and one water. I really enjoy Mediterranean cuisine, so I plan to try the kabob next time, along with different sides.