Aladdin’s Eatery

We came in on a shift change — menu huge and can be overwhelming. It was good we ate with locals. Here’s one to help you when you visit — definitely try the fresh humus with pita. I had the chicken salad pita wrap– my chicken was burnt and just average. I did try some of the chicken pitza– yes pizza on pita bread. It was yummy and light. The desserts were really fresh and worth saving room for a bite !

Very good food. Quick lunch service. Inexpensive. A buddy and I went there for lunch. Our waitress was very friendly and attentive.

Excellent service and delicious food! I ordered the small hummus which is enough for two people. I had the Chicken Lentil Soup as my main course. It was very tasty and their portions are very generous. You have to save room for dessert! I’m still deciding on what I want… so many choices!

Stopped by this chain on the way through town. Food was quite good and the staff was nice and professional. Bathrooms could use some work, but that was the only complaint. Desserts looked great, but good luck saving room.

Always great for a quick healthy lunch! Great salads and fantastic hummus! We get take out to the office once a week.

Another great experience at Aladdin’s. The appetizers always sound good but frankly when eaten with a meal it is too much food. So this time I tried getting two appetizers instead of an entrée. And it was great!
I had the chili-​lentil soup which is half lentil soup and half vegetarian chili. It isn’t mixed but poured into the bowl side by side. I don’t know how they did it — maybe the had a ladle of each and poured simultaneously. However they did it, it was delicious. I also had the quinoa tabouli salad. It too was delicious.
Another wonderful meal.

I will come here just to get the hummus and hot sauce. It’s not that spicy and the hummus isn’t the same without it! Hummus and hot sauce!!!

We’ve been here more times than I can count. The falafel balls are crispy and on point with so many vegetarian menu options to choose from. I’m not a fan of their pita but it’ll do. The service is always quick and friendly and Aladdin’s is extremely clean and family friendly.

The food was ok. They made it a lot better at some other visits. I did really enjoy the beef tenderloin. Cooked just right. The rice was ok. Food took awhile to come out its ok cause I know it’s fresh. Had good service. I will be back. Wish they had the hummus platter for free at this one for Unilocalers. Overall, they were able to accommodate a party of 7 very well. The beef tenderloin was nice and tender just the way it should be. Rice was flavorful but just a little soggy. I did like the texture of the veggies some of then added a beautiful crunch. Then, you get a hint of those beautiful fresh herbs. I do recommend this place because you know everything is very fresh. That’s my kinda out to eat hope to explore more of peters township eatery. This is Mediterranean food, it’s really healthy which is great. Some restaurunts most of their dishes are unhealthyy; but here its completely the opposite most of them are healty!!!

Have frequented Aladdin’s many times both for dine in and take out. Have never had a bad experience. Known for their Lebanese/​Middle Eastern food like hummus and falafel, don’t pass on desert. Service has always been great and prices are fair. Highly recommended.

Service was realllllllly sloooooooow. Came for lunch. An hour and a half later we left. Food was pretty good.

We were craving some Shwarma and Hummus so we stopped here for lunch. We ordered Hummus, 2 Shwarmas-​chicken and beef, a plated Shwarma, and a lamb roll. We all cleaned our plates! It was served quickly and we devoured it quickly. Some of us got hot tea and some of us had iced tea. Everything we had was wonderful.

Nice casual place to have lunch. Lots of vegan choices but also their lamb and curry chicken are also very good. My favorite is the simple Greek pizza.

This place was delicious! I’ve never had Lebanese American cuisine and I’ve been missing out. I am completely new to the area and wanted to try local, non-​chain restaurant food…
We had a falafel appetizer that did not disappoint. I had the falafel hummus rolled as my meal and it was tasty, too. Not a fan of the turnip but didn’t want to modify the order before I even tried it. It was easy to remove from the wrap because it was just one slice.
For dessert, there’s something for everyone: cakes, cheesecakes, truffles, tiramisu, cookies, baklava, etc. we had the double stuffed Oreo cake (hub’s request) but I would have preferred the cookie dough cheesecake.
Big menu, delicious food! Can’t wait to go back.

Aladdin’s is one of the staples of our arsenal of places at which to eat on weekdays, and it rarely disappoints.
Their menu is huge, and can be a bit confusing to the uninitiated. The waitstaff does a good job of guiding you through the menu, so you shouldn’t have an issue finding a good place to jump off.
Always order the Hummus, and always order the hot sauce with the hummus. Never not order the hummus. The pita dries out pretty quickly, but if you’re with a group and you get the hummus, you won’t be worried about the pita drying out because it will be gone by the time it gets the chance to dry out.
I haven’t had a bad dish here. Everything from the lamb and chicken to the beef is all well seasoned, and nothing too over the top for even a less adventurous eater.
Aladdin’s Special would be my recommendation for a beginner, but it’s your decision to make.
Save room for dessert, and if you didn’t save room, get dessert and take it with you anyhow. Everything they have in that glass case with all of the pretty cakes and stuff is all amazing. Eat all the cakes.

Very good switch from the usual pizza, mexican, chinese takeout!
Hummus amazing, the tabouli is absolutely insane, the spicy garlic sauce would be good on anything, and the yogurt sauce complements the lamb and chicken well.
I had a wrap with the lamb, pickles, and turnips. What an amazing combination. They all compliment each other well.
My husband had the lamb platter. The rice was a pleasant surprise and very subtle.
I will definately frequent this and the Mt Lebanon location more often.
Great unquie flavors for a variation on a takeout night!

Excellent food, perfectly flavored and always fresh-​tasting. Service was fantastic… I felt like I was being invited into the owner’s own home!

I have no clue why I haven’t gone here earlier! I think this place is great.
First, the service is really top notch. Friendly, professional, and best of all knowledgeable. The Mediterranean and Middle Eastern food is not very common in «these parts» and so there’s definitely a fair bit to learn for someone not from that descent. The waitress did a great job.
The menu is very interesting, and I can see how someone could be put off during the ordering process. The menu is large, and I needed to read the descriptions to really know what to expect when ordering. Luckily, my experience at Palmyra’s (now renamed back to Madonna’s) downtown and Shouf’s Café in Bridgeville have taught me some of the food vocabulary that I see here.
The food was all very good, including the Hummus plate and vegetarian appetizer tray. The Mediterranean Lamb Plate was filling and delicious. The seasoned rice served alongside was delicious.
A chicken and rice dish was also good, but not as unusual as some of the other menu items.
Aladdin’s serves beer and wine, and I found them both to be reasonably priced.
Overall, this place is really strong because it serves unique food, seasoned and cooked properly at reasonable prices. What’s not to like about that!?@#
I will say that on Saturday night, it was virtually dead, and for the life of me I can’t figure out why that would be! Maybe we can get the word out, and maybe get some people to stretch their palates a little bit.

Just finished a wonderful dinner at Aladdin’s Eatery. I had the best hummus (better than Sabra!) and V-​9 Chicken soup. I love to try new things so I will definitely be back for more. Also-​if you’re up for dessert, try their version of a «lady finger»… You won’t regret it!

I have dined at the Mount Lebanon location of Aladdin’s and liked it well enough, so decided to try the new location, which is a mere mile or so from my house. I went for soup and a side salad tonight, as I had a large lunch. The V-​9 soup (love the name) is a thin veggie broth with lots of tomatoes and vegetables. This soup reminds me of one I once made while dieting. I believe it was an American Dietetic Association soup… you know the one. They say you can eat as much of it as you while dieting!!! Yet, you get tired of it after two bowls and never want to have it ever again. Just no real flavor, other than the veggies, which aren’t even sautéed, but just cooked in the broth. Super healthy, I’m sure. Just not very good. The side salad was tasty, made with their house vinaigrette, which is an assertively lemony concoction. Usually I would find this dressing too acidic, but it goes well with the salad ingredients. Hubby had the falafel salad, which I’ve had at another location and liked very much. He said this one was very good. I’ve also had the vegetarian sampler many times at the Mt. Leb. location, and think it makes for an excellent lunch. So, most of the food is above average, and some if it’s just OK. But the bread… what’s with this bread? I’ve never encountered a pita so thin, dry and devoid of flavor. I’m not just saying this… at one point, I though I had accidentally bit off a piece of the paper napkin that the bread basket was lined with. That’s how tasteless and dry this bread is. So a demerit of a star for the terrifically bad pita, which is such an integral part of a Middle Eastern meal, and for the hit and miss menu. I will return and order the things that I know are good.