Fattoush
41170 Hayes Rd, Clinton Township, MI, 48038
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Address :
41170 Hayes Rd
Clinton Township, MI, 48038 - Phone (586) 286-6800
- Website https://eatfattoush.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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Benjamin Z.
Delicious Shawarma! Very garlicky. Very good food all around. They made some chicken tenders for my daughter even though they aren't on the menu.
(5)Darth V.
Worst fries I have ever had. The pitas with the shawarma were crap too. The beef shawarma itself wasn't bad but overall it's just not good Lebanese food. I hate to leave negative feedback on someone's business but there's no passion going on here.
(1)Y B.
The meat and chicken was very good, that was about it. The rice had no flavor, the pita was not homemade and was terrible. Just a general comment..The Middle Eastern food in this area has gone down hill a bit. It's become rather expensive for something that is pretty inexpensive to make.
(2)Alexandra B.
By far THE BEST Mediterranean food around!! This place beats Bucharest grill (In Detroit) out of the water! Portion sizes are huge! I got their new wrap; grilled chicken, garlic sauce, cabbage and fries and it was absolutely amazing. To top it off their hummus is the best I have ever had. And I'm Greek! (Haha)
(5)Kelly G.
Best fattoush I've had. Shawarma was great, hummus good, tabouli good, grape leaves swimming in oil (yucker doodles). Twice I've had the best fattoush and worst grape leaves. Everything else is great, they even whipped up a galaba for my man, just for the love of God, stay away from the grape leaves.
(4)Amanda W.
I had high hopes for this place after all the great reviews. It was ok. The service wasn't great- I ordered the Lebanese Salad with chicken and was given a fattoush instead. Irritating to pick out the pita chips but not the end of the world. We were there at an odd time and the only ones there so I'm not sure why the service wasn't better. Besides the wrong salad, she never came back after the food was brought to see if we needed anything and forgot the extra plate we asked for. As for the food, it was ok. Nothing remarkable about the garlic or the dressing on my salad which was saturated. The chicken shawarma sandwich was pretty good but the regular iced tea was pretty bad. This isn't convenient for us to get to so I don't think we'll be back.
(3)Amanda D.
So so so good! I had the hummus (a must get) and the regular falafel sandwich. Both were excellent. I would recommend getting the super falafel sandwich which is the normal falafel sandwich with hummus and tabouli. I made the mistake of thinking it just had more falafel in it-- not the case. My friend got the Super though and it was better than the Regular because of the added fillings. Would go back!
(5)Samantha P.
This is my first time here, I've been waiting for my chicken shawarma carry out order for a half hour, I swear this better be the best chicken shawarma I've ever had in my entire life. Oh and not to mention 2 couples have came in, ate, and left and I'm still sitting here waiting...
(1)Stephanie B.
By far my new favorite Lebanese restaurant! My mom and dined in last night after spending the evening at the doctors nearby. I was browsing Yelp and found this awesome place! 4.5/5 stars is pretty awesome! Not to mention the restaurant was ONLY five minutes from where we were and my stomach was already growling after reading some reviews and looking at some pictures. We were greeted and seated immediately. Nice place with several booths, tables and TV's. We were informed the menu's were temporary and just paper but the waitress knew the menu like the back of her hand and was able to answer all of our questions. I ordered the chicken Schwarma pita. Unlike other restaurants, Fattoush makes their chicken schwarma with all white meat chicken. No dark meat. Perfectly seasoned with lots of spice and flavor but not overkill. Best garlic dip around! Homemade and very very garlicky. Served warm with warm pita bread. They don't have a bread oven so the pita bread comes in fresh every morning from a local bakery. Free side of hummus with yelp check in. Pretty big size too. Best hummus I have had from a restaurant. Not dry or running at all. Very addicting! Come here hungry. You won't leave disappointed. This was my first time here and I can't wait to bring my boyfriend here to try the rest of the menu. So many choices. My mouth is watering just thinking about it!
(5)Marco P.
Let me start by saying I LOVE the food here. Always fresh and cooked wonderfully. The Kafta is my favorite and the Hummus and Shawarma are delicious. The reason I can't give more stars is the prices are pretty high and the ambiance is no better than sitting in front of your TV at home. And the service is..Well...Slow at best. And the staff never seems to smile. I feel like I am intruding on their space if I choose to eat there. And they serve salad in a plastic bowl which bothers me. No music playing..Just a TV on with some sort of scenery channel. The phrase " Fine Dining prices at a Fast Food space" comes to mind. Get carry-out. Better option.
(3)Arron A.
Best chicken schwarma ive ever had. The food was great and the staff were friendly. I tried the garlic and pita bread, which was also on point. Ill have to come back again for lunch.
(5)Cristina G.
This place food isn't bad but I can't give 4 stars because thier food is ridiculously over priced.
(3)Nicole B.
Idk if they've gotten new owners but I just came home after ordering a small tabbouli that's drenched in oil... That's definitely not fresh! My kibbee nayee has way too much spice in it. And my beef shawarma was bland. Meh...
(2)Jason R.
I love the chicken swarma that come out of this restaurant. This place has been successful for a few years now but prior to that similar businesses serving similar food have come up short. So hats off to the current owners that I figured out how to run this place correctly and produce a consistent delicious product. Also when I'm not getting the chicken swarma sandwich the chicken cream chop dinner is very good. I recommend this place on a regular basis to people that are looking for good middle Eastern cuisine.
(5)Christopher K.
Fresh food, great service. Carey out orders are always right and hot. Daily specials and yelp specials.
(4)Bashir A.
I'm not sure if 5 stars even aptly represents the experience I had at Fattoush. To start, the place is in immaculate condition. Very Clean, cool vibe with pictures of the old-country and of the owners' family. I was greeted by a warm welcome from who i assume was the owner himself. The food came out fast, and it was obviously very fresh. I ordered the kibbe nayye (which is essentially the lebanese version of steak tartare) and I could've passed out from just an overwhelming amount of flavor. And because my appetizer was meat, i figured why not close it out with a salad, so i ordered their fattoush - and i NEED THE RECIPE FOR THE DRESSING IMMEDIATELY. Their coffee is also great, if you plan on hanging out for a while. WILL BE COMING BACK OFTEN.
(5)Ja'Mel C.
Best Lebanese spot of them all in my area ! Love the customer service. Great food. Tabouli is incredible
(5)Tearl P.
Service is terrible. The lady behind the counter NEVER smiles. Food is ok nothing to brag about. A little expensive as well.
(2)Sara B.
This was pretty darn tasty! While I think the hummus was not my favorite in the area, the rest of the food was very good. We ordered the starter combo to get a good idea of their staples, and then split the chicken schwarma. The starter platter was good and came with lots of pita bread. (yay!) In the entree the rice was velvety and flavorful, the chicken was tender and well seasoned, and the veggies were tasty. I'd love to try some other things on the menu, especially since it's so close to my house!
(4)Joe D.
We love to order carry out from here. Great service along with a simple but authentic menu.
(5)David M.
Fresh food, excellent service, lovely owners. A must try if you like Mediterranean. Dine in or take out.
(5)Paul C.
Best on the east side, hands down. Food is always solid...makes me miss living in Detroit. Los Angeles could use a place like this! ! Literally, everything on the menu is good. I'm such a food snob and if I'm not cooking, I'm carrying out from here. Seriously, one of the only places worth spending your money at (on this side of town).
(5)Rita E.
Truly the best Lebanese food I've ever had! Visiting here for the first time and walked in to fattoush for lunch. Their Kebbe Nayye is to die for, along with their Fattoush salad. The dressing is super yummi, flavorful and the vegetables are super fresh. Their shawarma sandwiches are super yummi as well. I tried both chicken and beef. Best home made hummus and falafel as well! Overall all you need is an empty stomach and you'd be good to go! You must try a little bit of everything so you know what I'm talking about!
(5)Curtis H.
Huge portion sizes. Would definitely go back.
(4)Leah R.
Best chicken fattoush salad around! get the garlic paste. Yum!
(4)Jen B.
They have good deboned chicken and fattoush salad.
(4)Grace D.
Great Mediterranean food. Fast service. Nothing fancy, just good food. I like the salad with crispy pita bites instead of croutons.
(5)Mike L.
I've been ordering something from there at least twice a week, and every time I order I am fully satisfied. Love the food, and love how friendly everyone there is. 10/10 would highly recommend to anyone willing to try some great Lebanese food.
(5)Rachel M.
I guess I just wasn't super wowed. Chicken Lemon Rice was good. I had the kafta, it was good but just not all that "wow"ing. The rice was flavorful. I would def. give it another try because it wasn't bad or anything, actually pretty good, I guess I just wasn't very overwhelmed. From my opinion, I'd probably only come here for carry-out. Dining room wasn't all that comfy. But, none the less, I will come back and give this place another try... maybe if I order something different I'll be happier.
(3)Dawn M.
Great food! First time eating there today and was not disappointed at all. Will be going back for sure!
(4)Won H.
I miss La Shish. I miss their bread, hummus, garlic sauce, deboned chicken, rice and their few chains to choose from. Everything was excellent (Sigh) Enough of what once was. Fattoush is the closest thing! I mean that in the best way possible. It by far is better than any Lebanese, middle eastern restaurant. Especially speaking for Macomb area. From hummus, chicken/beef kabobs, shwarmas, rice, falafel...even though the pita bread isn't made in house a yummy contender. This is my families go to place. The family who owns it are so nice, the service is rather slow but did I mention how nice they are? We just make sure to call in and give them time to prepare all the TLC packaging. It's worth it people!
(4)Brandon K.
Fattoush is my default go-to for Mediterranean food, if only due to the proximity to my apartment. That's not to say that the food here isn't good - it absolutely is. Fattoush does everything well, but nothing is going to blow your mind away. My two go-tos are the chicken shawarma sandwich and the fattoush salad, because I love to think outside the box. The chicken is superb, whereas the garlic sauce is just ok. The pickles and bread are what they are, though I will say that Fattoush consistently does an excellent job of toasting the pita just right. The fattoush salad may be my favorite thing on the menu. The dressing is outstanding, as are the pita chips. In fact, contrary to my earlier point about nothing blowing you away, if you're the type of person who can get blown away by a pita chip, then this is the place for you. I don't know how or what they do, but I could eat an entire bag of those chips without thinking twice. They marry with the salad perfectly. Oh, and the hummus. That's my go-to snack for when my buddy and I waste hours with the PlayStation. We don't feel as bad with a belly full of hummus as opposed to, say, Cheetos. I prefer a little kick with mine, so I always request that they make it spicy. I haven't been in a few months, but they used to have a Tuesday deal with a sandwich and fries for $3, I believe. Either way, the prices here are what you would expect from this type of restaurant. I've always gone the carry-out route, but you can dine-in if you'd like. And the servers, chefs, and cashiers are always super friendly. Check 'em out.
(4)Nickolaus V.
Great food at a great price and close to my house. Very hard to be the overall value here. Call in and pick it up like a pizza and it is always yummy. :)
(5)Marisa O.
Best chicken shawarma, & garlic sauce I come here at least 1 or 2 times a week. I am addicted to this place!! Best lebanese restaurant in the area!!!
(5)David P.
Thanks to my neighbor's damned half Lebanese wife who's become ridiculously good friends with my wife, I am now forced to come here at least once every two weeks to pick up food to bring home. It's a good thing it's friggin' awesome :) I've tried a whole bunch of stuff here now. From the chicken shwarma...shawarma...schwarma...? Whatever, you know what I mean...the chicken wrappy thing that comes slathered with the world's greatest garlic sauce. THAT. Get THAT. And then once you're over that, go ahead and move onto the lamb chops, the kabobs, or just about anything else you want...heck, even the fattoush salad is good, and I'm the guy that usually scoffs derisively at an offered salad along with "No thank you...THAT is what food eats" ...but I like this salad. An earlier review hit the nail on the head with the menu - brilliant to have such detailed descriptions, and if only other places (I'm looking at *you*, microbreweries) would smarten up and not just assume that anyone and everyone walking in the door knows the extensive ins and outs of your offerings...that would be great. So, stop in to eat, pop in for take out, do whatcha gotta do...but give it a try.
(5)Suzzette M.
Let me start by saying whoever wrote the menu for Fattoush is a smart smart person, and this place could (and probably will) be the gateway for Lebanese Food! The menu is amazing!! Not only is there a lot to choose from, but there are descriptions for EVERYTHING! They do no assume you know what Kibbee is. I have always been hesitant to try a lot of things because the menu never says what it is! Fattoush explains what everything is, and I love it! I know other people will be more adventurous in their selections because of this as well! :-D Well done! The Hubs found this place, almost by accident. A coworker had lunch in the office and it filled the place with such wonderful aromas he HAD to try it! He grabbed a quick lunch, and loved it. Before I knew it, we were heading there a few days later for dinner. I can say it is was one of the best, if not THE best Chicken Shawarma I've ever had! It was SOO good! One thing i really enjoyed is it was not slathered with hummus. I like hummus, but I like the taste the chicken and not have warm hummus oozing everywhere. The tabouli in my Super Chicken Shawarma was nice too. I had a combo (You can pick fries, soup, or salad) I had Chicken Lemon Rice soup which was great and obvs homemade! It had a nice lemony tang, nice tender chicken chunks and it is not super heavy! Very good! While The Hubs and I sat there eating, I counted 7 people stop in to grab carry out orders, and this was at 4pm on a Saturday...so you know they must be doing something right.
(5)Kate C.
The BEST middle eastern restaurant on this side of Metro Detroit! The hummus was creamy and garlicy goodness. The fattoush was amazing and lived up to its glorious name.
(5)Joelle E.
BEST LEBANESE FOOD IN MICHIGAN!! I've visited multiple Lebanese restaurants and nothing has reminded me of my own moms cooking like this place has. I've pretty much tried most of their menu and can't decide what is my most favorite. Their kibeyye neye melts in your mouth, their kafta sandwich is made to perfection, once you try one grape leave you can't stop eating them and of course you can never go their and not order their fattoush !!
(5)Kyle Martin D.
There are a lot of Lebanese and Middle Eastern spots in Sterling Heights and western Clinton Township. But all of them need to bow down to the realest restaurant around. "Yay Yay!" "Fattoush, mutha fuc$k@z!" Thank you, Ice Cube and Snoop for your unnecessary input on an otherwise stellar review. But I do appreciate the enthusiasm. Anyhow. '90s gangsta rapper opinions aside, the food is fresh, clean and served by a super-friendly staff. I recommend, well, it's so hard to choose. I recommend you try everything on the menu at least once. "(The food at Fattoush) is the bomb from Clinton Township to the Bay (well to Bay City at least)." OK. The interjections from these rappers is really starting to piss me off. And the only thing that's going to comfort me is a nice falafel from Fattoush.
(5)Clint W.
Great food! Good people! Portions were perfectly sized! The chicken shawarma sandwich was a great pick! Will be coming back often, thanks Chris!
(4)Andrew H.
Called at least 8 times to order a carryout...one ring and then switch to busy signal...apparently they don't want the business...
(1)Cara D.
Definitely the cleanest and freshest food in the county.. Probably in all of michigan. Everything is always delicious and you can tell it's made fresh to order.
(5)Wendy M.
Ate here for the first time today and loved it. Had the chicken kabob and grilled vegetables. The chicken was cooked to perfection. The staff was very friendly also. I will be back!
(5)Dee C.
The owners, the service and the food are the BEST in town! Don't miss this place if you want excellence!!!! A++++++++++
(5)Robin J.
My first restaurant chosen based on Yelp reviews. Thanks for the good advise:) Took my mom here for lunch, we were happy to try out a new place that we both enjoyed. Both had the lentil soup, which I like and mom thought it was good, but nothing to write home about. She had a fattoush salad, which she loved....it looked fresh with onion, tomato and pita chips in it. I had a chicken shawarma...very good, nice pickle and a bit of sauce (tahini, i think?). The restaurant itself was very casual, booths and tables....clean. The owners and workers seemed pleasant....we didn't ask any questions about the menu, it was pretty clear what was included with each item...the prices were low, and the food was fresh and good. We both decided we'd definitely stop there again.
(4)Lisa R.
Best beef shawarma I've had! Never had one with turnips until going here. Delicious!! Chicken shawarma is great. Hummus and baba ghannouj is great. I tried the garlic sauce on my last visit. That's the only thing I wasn't crazy about. I've had it somewhere else that was better. But, that doesn't mean I'll stop going there. Very good, very fresh!
(4)Jacki W.
I love their chicken schwarma sandwich! It's great with a little extra garlic sauce. It's also the perfect food if you need to eat while driving.
(4)Michael C.
Went to pick up a carry out the other day, hummus and a schwarma. The food was decent but the service was awful. Not sure if they were short staffed on this day but tables were dirty and it took a half hour for my food.
(3)M G.
Probably the best chicken Schwarma sandwhich period. Garlic sauce can vary a bit in potency. Always friendly service.
(5)Mike D.
I'm not a middle eastern person and only frequent the restaurants about once a month. Fattoush is one of the best around. Very friendly staff and great food. I go with the Chicken Shararma wrap which is amazing. The only negative thing I have to say is that the pita bread is a little rubbery but I ask them to cook it a little longer each time and they have no issues doing so.
(4)Nancy D.
I've eaten here about 4 times, and I would describe this as "fast food Mediterranean". There are many better restaurants of this type in the area. The prices are very reasonable, but... There is no hot bread and garlic spread, just coldish pita pieces with what I will admit is a very good garlic spread. The spread is the best thing about the place. The restaurant is very clean, food appears quickly, but the service at tables is lacking. It seems they are always shorthanded, and the server last night was doing too much to be able to give the dine-in customers appropriate attention. Our drinks were slow in arriving, and the refills even slower. On to the food...the chicken shwarma is just a marinated grilled chicken breast, sliced into long strips like it is meant for a salad topper. This doesn't look at all like real shwarma, or taste like it, either. The lamb kafta was just okay. I've had much better. Rice-a-roni rice. Salad drenched in dressing, or it would be pretty good. Our grape leaves appetizer (meat and veggie) was passable, but all of us knew we had eaten better ones elsewhere. If you want Lebanese style food nearby, that really tastes like the real thing, I'd venture to Lebanese Grill or La Saj. Even the new place in downtown Mt. Clemens, the Courthouse Cafe, has this beat for taste. This place isn't bad food, but it is no where near the 4-5 star rating.
(2)Ron C.
After reading the multiple favorable reviews on YELP, I have wanted to get here. Today Was that DAY! Rolled in at 1pm, parked right in front, walked in Phillip the owner welcomed us & brought us water. My Wife ordered the chicken Shawarma wrap combo , a fattoush salad & a beverage. $7.25 A+ I ordered the beef Shawarma, lentil soup A+ both wraps were lightly grilled / toasted ,packed with meat, tomatoes,onions ,turnips & sauce. A+ We were torn on whether to try the Hummus of the Garlic Spread, Phillip said why not try both, so glad we listened ! ! ! ! The garlic dip was by far the BEST I HAVE EVER HAD ! ! ! [However Do Not allow me to breathe on you for a couple of days, because I have a great garlic aroma going on ] A++ The Hummus was also as fabulous, great texture & presentation! [ yes even better & lighter than the Bucharest Grill ] A+ The interior of the restaurant is very modern & clean , as is the Kitchen which is right out in the open for your viewing pleasure, with Phillips wife , hard at work & greeting every regular by name. A They are also expanding to the North , to add to there 10-12 Booths I hope Phillip considers putting in some tables & chairs as well ? A
(5)James W.
I've been here several times and have always been treated very well. The remodel they did a couple years ago is very clean and efficient Most importantly the food is consistently very good and competitively priced. We will be back:) especially for the stuffed grape leaves and chicken swarma.
(4)Sam B.
I just got a quick carry out from this place and it was awesome. I ordered the Super Chicken Shawarma which is a Chicken Shawarma with Hummus and Tabbouli. It was warm, and delicious. The pieces of chicken were big and it was all white meat chicken. The pita was slightly grilled almost like a panini. I got a side order of rice which was pretty good as well. Since it is so close to my home, I will be making this a regular stop. I can't wait to try some Lebanese food staples here such as hummus, fattoush, grape leaves, and kibbee. I regret waiting so long to try it!
(5)Caitlin T.
Y'all did me wrong, Yelp, and I am not happy about it. I was kind of wary reading all of the reviews and they were all, "chicken shawarma is so good!" When I expressed my apprehension to my boyfriend, his kind words of support were, "Well good thing all I want is chicken shawarma." Real nice, bro. And I will tell you, he was not disappointed. But this isn't his yelp review, it's mine. And I didn't want chicken shawarma. I just had to go wild and order the falafel. It was slightly below mediocre. I don't think the falafel cooked long enough because it definitely wasn't hot, nor was it crunchy, but the flavor was fine. I ordered it with no tomatoes and it still came with tomatoes on it (and with turnips, which wasn't on the menu, but whatever), and diced so they were hard to pick around. I'm not vegetarian or anything though, so I HAD to try my bfs famous chicken shawarma. You guys. Seriously. It tasted like n o t h i n g. Okay okay, it tasted like grilled chicken. Cool. But all these five star reviews I was expecting flavorful, moist, amazing, life-changing chicken. It was a grilled chicken breast. But it's not your fault, Yelpers. I know where they tricked you! It's the garlic sauce! MY GOD the garlic sauce. I tried my second bite of chicken with the sauce, and subsequently couldn't taste anything afterward. The sauce burned on my tongue! So if you like insanely strong garlic sauce and don't want to taste anything else but that, Fattoush is the place for you. Oh and also if you hate poor people, because listening to Bill O'Reilly talk about how worthless single mothers are mooching off the government while eating really sours the whole experience for me. So perhaps there was a bias there. But I don't think so. I really think you guys have overhyped a completely mediocre hole-in-the-wall.
(1)Poorna R.
I used to get my Lebanese food cravings satisfied at Lebanese grill until I discovered this place. Unfortunately for me, a trek to Lebanese grill involves traversing the hellish Hall Rd during peak hours, and that in itself is enough to deter me from eating there unless I have a friend with me. Fattoush, however, is in a much more convenient location. The staff is friendly, the food is fresh. I highly recommend the chicken kabobs, these have been myf avorite so far. The chicken kabob sandwich combo is actually the best deal. You get the sandwich, a drink, then your choice of side (soup or salad) for less than $10. I always go for the lentil soup. It's delicious and flavorful and perfect for these cold winter nights. My only request is that they make their spinach pies cheaper! That way I can buy a bunch in bulk and stock up.
(5)Alexandra C.
One of my favorite places.. Small and delicious. Great place to stop for Lunch or grab a carry out to go. Every employee has always been very friendly and willing to help and deliver for a party! Great food and great service.
(5)Karen A.
The food here is fabulous, especially the beef kafta.
(5)Brian P.
Sometimes you bite into chicken and it is just the most delicious thing in the world...I still don't know how they do it, but I could eat the chicken shawarma here every day. Magical. Kind. Fast.
(5)Zach L.
3.5 star. Chicken shawarma is good. Baklava... Not so much. Not flakey, too dense. The chicken lacks a little flavor. It's cooked well and is tender. But doesn't have that flavor. The fattoosh is good. They could improve on the amount of applied dressing. Pita chips were delightly crispy. Tad salty. Better than most places ive been around here.
(4)Carly L.
Chris and his family are amazing! I visited Fattoush on a whim on day--GRAND OPENING!-- and in the year following I came back more than once. Their Falafel is the best I've had and the garlic sauce is amazing. Mama even let us try something she'd cooked up for her own dinner--VERY PERSONABLE! I'm glad to see they've grown into a larger wait staffed restaurant. If you visit, you will not be disappointed! The sandwiches have exactly the right combos rolled right into them without having to buy everything to put together your own!
(5)Tony S.
Small place, I think they are expanding it though. The guy who waited on us was super attentive all the while chatting it up with some customers. I don't need all the attention but my girl appreciated it. The serving size, price & quality of my meal (beef schwarma & hummus) was good bang for the buck. Not a super huge portion but good sized and high quality at a reasonable price. They didn't have lamb on the menu but that's ok. The Fattoush lives up to it's name because their fattoush salad is very tasty. The little pita chips they put in rock.
(4)Lyle M.
I pick up a chicken shawarma sandwich from here at least weekly. If you really want to do it right, get a side order of hummus for dipping. It's got a good flavor and consistency. Family owned and operated, always kind to me. I should really try some other things on the menu, I'm sure they are just as good!
(4)danny F.
This place is great. It's our weeknight go to when we're just too tired or too under stocked to make dinner ourselves. We even catered our daughter's birthday here and everyone raved about it. The food is top quality and always excellent. The hummus is simple but creamy and perfect. The grape leaves are homemade and done right. As a matter of fact everything just has a homemade quality to it here which is why this is the only place we eat at every week. The Shawarma dinner and sandwich are our usual choice but really everything I've eaten at Fattoush has been very good. Fattoush is family owned and everyone is very friendly. They make us feel like family. With great food and great people Fattoush will be around to feed my family for a long time.
(5)Tom A.
Reasonable stuff to find amidst a sea of non-excitement in the Clinton Twp/Sterling continuum. We ate all veggie. Fatoush, tabouli, falafel, hummous, garlic sauce -- all were quite good and I would not hesitate to eat them again. In fact I look forward to eating them again. Salads were nice and fresh. Falafel fried to order. This was by far the beast meal I've eaten in a several mile radius.
(4)Imran F.
Nice friendly staff. Family atmosphere. Clean sitting area. Food is delicious and fresh! Couldn't ask for more. Would highly recommend.
(5)Mommy C.
Their hummus & baklava are awesome. I also really like their combo sandwiches with the tabbouli & hummus already on the sandwich & their homemade grape leaves. I tried this place a few years back & was not a fan but I tried them again a few months ago & I was pleasantly surprised. I use to only go to La Saj but now I find myself picking Fattoush over La Saj. The food is just as good & they are less expensive. I am glad I gave them another shot.
(4)Brenda M.
Wow! What an awesome family owned business! The place itself is bright, clean and open with two televisions which gives it a relaxed atmosphere. The owner and his family/staff are very friendly and you can tell they really love what they do. The food was the absolute best I've had in a very long time of this type. I had the gyro which is served with fries and tzatziki (garlic sauce). All of it was seasoned perfect and the meat was a generous portion. The garlic sauce was delicious and the fries were crispy on the outside but soft on the inside....perfect! Oh, I forgot to mention....the prices are unbelievably cheap but in a good way. This is a small business well worth supporting!
(4)Jackson P.
Usually, when I leave a city I look for bars with names like The Landing Strip near the airport. I return my car and get cocked on whatever local swill they prefer...Gennesee being my favorite least favorite. But not this time brotha. This time I am driving twenty miles out of my way to grab the Fattoush toum. Garlic sauce is the highlight of my Detroit experience. I ate a lot of it and Fattoush has the best.
(4)Greg K.
One of my favorite lunch stops. Service is fast and friendly. Oh, the food? It's wonderful. I prefer Fattoush to Other restaurants of similar style in the area.
(4)Isabella I.
Great Food & Affordable Prices. Cant beat it. I like the Chicken Shawarma wrap and the rice with Garlic sauce.
(5)Tamara B.
wonderful food!! great service!! martino and tamara will be back!! thank you chris!!
(4)Kayla T.
I had the chicken & kafta dinner combo: the meats were so moist and perfectly seasoned. The rice, hummus, garlic spread all very delicious. Not to mention the fattoush: clean, limey, fresh and light. Don't forget to get the baklava! However, it's a small family owned place so don't expect the best service or the nicest silverware.
(5)Jeff B.
The waitress was friendly, fast and attentive - the food was delicious and the bathroom was very clean. It is a nice place to eat at.
(5)Emilie H.
This place is super close to my house, which already gives it an advantage over other places. However, the food is AMAZING! The chicken schwarmas are always freshly grilled and delicious, the garlic sauce is the best, and the lentil soup........heavenly! Great for a quick meal or take-out....but since they just opened a new dining room, totally worth staying for a long dinner!
(5)D V.
FANTASTIC!!! I went there for the second time tonight and yum! I tried it once before but didn't want to review until I tried it again. First off I called and asked if they had an online menu the first time which was a Friday evening. The person I spoke to was kind enough to offer to email me a menu! I mean honestly that says a lot. Within five minutes I had the menu. I've ordered something different both times and everything has been GREAT! Fattoush salad with chicken, hummus, chicken shawarma sandwich were all awesome. Their garlic paste is yum yum yum. :-)
(5)Andrew H.
This place is great. Not only was the food super fresh with loads of flavor but the staff made the experience memorable. I had the vegetarian platter, which was very good, and also had a cup of lentil soup - the soup was fantastic! I would definitely go back next time I'm in town ;)
(3)Clayton H.
Fantastic Lebanese fare. Even my mom and my grandma loved it. The shush tawook was tender and beautifully marinated. Total win.
(5)Amya S.
Just how many times can I Yelp about a place? I'm thinking that the third time's the charm. All my visits to Fattoush have been wonderful, however this time was just over-the-top fantastic. Everything I tried on my last visit made me grin. It started with the tabbouleh. Just a divine blend of acid from the lemon, tart from the sumac and freshness from the parsley. The texture was spot on. Most places have resorted to making batches of tabbouleh, rendering it mushy and muddy. Here it tastes like it was made to order. The shwarma was everything a shwarma should be. Seasoned to perfection, served with chewy pita and plenty of turnips. The crowning glory was the rice pudding. This dessert is nothing short of heavenly. You can tell just by looking at it. A dusting of cinnamon, a cloud of whipped cream and a halo of honey all blend together in a culinary crescendo and slowly fades, leaving a whisper of rosewater behind.
(5)Peter K.
Simply my favorite middle eastern food. Fantastic. Great flavor. Good prices. Nice people
(5)Sikandar K.
Great food and service at reasonable prices. Their spinach pies, grape leaves, baklava and shwarma sandwiches are pretty good. However, the amount of meat in the entree plates could be a bit more generous.
(4)Gold T.
Fattoush's food is great for the money you pay. My wife thinks their chicken shwarmas are the best compared to other surrounding Lebanese restaurants regardless of price. The meats and rice was moist and flavorful. The garlic sauce was wonderful too (just don't plan on smooching rite after eating it). The restaurant is nice and quaint, while the staff are friendly. I think it's great seeing the cook staff are women my mom's age. Kind of gives that warm feel of mom's lovin from the oven. Anyways, I'd definitely come back again soon.
(4)M F.
The fattooush and hummus were excellent. I'm so glad to have this close by. Very convenient and friendly staff. I can't wait to try some other menu items.
(5)Stiven S.
Fattoush is miles ahead of the competition with delicious, fresh, and authentic style Lebanese food. I work in Dearborn and have tried numerous restaurants with similar menu items; I'm no expert, but let's just say out of at least 10 Middle Eastern joints I've tried, Fattoush is by far at the top of my list. Their Chicken Shawarma is quite the revelation; grilled pita, tender grilled marinated chicken, succulent pickles, and garlic sauce that is borderline magical, epic even. Their Fattoush salad is in a league of it's own, with dressing and pita chips that alleviate mental stress of any sort. Other menu items I've dabbled in include their grape leaves, raw kibbe, kabobs, hummus, rice pudding, and a few others. Pricing is more than reasonable, the service is absolutely great - if you are hungry and seeking food that will make your taste buds do the Cupid Shuffle as I often do, Fattoush easily delivers.
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