Tabouli Middle Eastern - Ardmore
Tabouli Middle Eastern
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Nestled inside Ardmore’s Farmers Market, this Middle Eastern eatery offers a charming takeout experience with a menu full of fresh, flavorful options. Diners rave about dishes like Mujadara, grape leaf dolma, and standout spicy carrots. While sandwiches such as chicken shawarma and falafel receive mixed reviews—some citing sogginess or dryness—the overall quality impresses, especially with generous portions and clean kitchen standards. Prices lean toward premium, but many patrons find the taste and service worth it. Friendly staff and sample offerings add to the appeal, making it a popular spot for those seeking authentic, healthy Middle Eastern flavors.
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I have to bump up my original review to 5 stars. This spot is now my go to for Mediterranean food. I end up picking a bunch of different salads out and then eating them over the course of the day. My favorites: mujadara (made with bulgar instead of rice and just packed with flavor and nutrient dense hummus baba ganouj mnazilet badhinjan (chickpeas and eggplant in a tomato stew this one has me going back for more each time! quinoa tabouli (they have so many tabouli options, but this is the one I stick with I had the pistachio baklava for the first time today and it was excellent and just a bit on the savory side. The best part is something I realized today they open at 8am! I had all of the above for breakfast (and a leftovers for lunch . Yum.
Just good fresh food. Every time. Why I don't eat here more often is a mystery. Never had a bad meal. Wish they had Israeli soft drinks.
This wasn't what I was expecting when I got the Chicken Shawarma Pita Wrap. It was definitely pretty healthy. There was a ton of chicken and red cabbage. This wrap;however, was very wet. It was so wet that halfway through the wrap collapsed on itself. Sadly, I had to throw it away. The lady on the counter was quick with delivery and friendly. They have a ton of healthy middle eastern options and you can ask to try samples if you are interested in any of the dishes.
Beware they charge a three per cent fee for purchasing any thing. They also have a jar for tips. I think I will just skip it altogether.
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