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I have been at 1001 Nights Restaurant more times than I can count and have always had a satisfying and delicious meal. I veer towards the chicken pomegranate or the chicken kebab, but I also enjoy the samsa & plov (for 2 or more). We always order the appetizer combo of hummus, chuchuvara and khannum. They have the best hummus I've tasted so far. Their daily specials are usually deelish as well. The space is big and intimate and there is usually a wait, because the restaurant is always full with the customers. Who ever ate here once he or she will come back here for sure because the food is very delicious & the service, prices everything is just more than perfect. I would love to come back here.

I live about four blocks from this place, but hadn't ever tried it. I got a hankering for something not too terrible for my body, which narrows the choices in this neighborhood substantially. In the end, we overate by a lot, but the food was excellent. I had a schwarma, which was flavorful, and came with a delicious chili sauce that I put on before every bite. The meat was tender and juicy, and the wrap didn't fall apart as soon as I started to eat it. There were also pickles and tahini in the wrap. My dining partner got one of the big platters, it came with various meats and rice and hummus. It was delicious! He had more than enough to take home for lunch the next day. They also bring you delicious, warm, fresh pita bread and a variety of sauces, along with pickled turnips. They will refill the bread if you run out. The service here was also extremely friendly.

My GF and I love 1001 Nights Restaurant. The food is consistently great - especially the chicken kebab, lentil soup, and the falafel. Portions are generous, so we usually over order and the leftovers keep us going for another day. The space is huge so its easy to get a seat. They've the best ambiance i have ever seen with lighting. Staff are attentive and friendly. One of those places, where you can quickly become a local and get greeted with a handshake from the owner.

I like 1001 Nights Restaurant- and the delicious offerings. Grilled Lamb is a great alternative to the regular with wild rice. Try the Lagman soup if you want something different. If you can't decide, you can ask your server to suggest their special dishes, our server suggested us the lamb shish kebab the best- crispy kebab i have ever ate, Tok Oshi Dolma is also very nice & i love Parmuda samsa it was amazing delicious. I will come back here very soon with my friends.

I have been going to 1001 Nights Restaurant for almost 1.5 year. Every time I'm visiting here, with friends from NY, for many, many birthday dinners and nights with friends and their families - it's a tradition that I hope goes on forever. I always get the same thing - the Middle Eastern plate with potato - the best Home style fried potato on earth. It has lemon, tomatoes, mint, and parsley and is as light and refreshing, potato or otherwise, can be. I like the lamb with the shish kebabs and currant rice, the chicken, Lagman soup, Urama with brynza cheese "Sigara" & the wild rice, and i will suggest everyone to watch belly dancing at least once here its just awesome!

I belong to middle east and I know its hard to find good middle eastern food besides my mom's cooking. This place is definitely one of the better middle eastern places I've tried. Very delicious and the staff is very nice. Loved it! I will come here for sure again & again.

The place is beautiful, the atmosphere is nice for all occasions. Mostly the food was great. The ploff is a big portion and very tasty. Their prices are amazing for what you get and totally unexpected in such a nice place! The salad I had was just okay though, but still fresh. One thing to be ware of is they sometimes charge your credit card a few dollars more than you signed for... there has to be a catch somewhere ;) Anyhow, it's a favorite of mine and I strongly recommend visiting!