Shawarma House

Shawarma can be hit or miss. This place has great shawarma with excellent flavorful tzatziki sauce over perfect rice ask for a reasonable price.
The service was very friendly. I will be back. I just wished they were open later.

First time there and we felt very welcomed they greeted us with a smile. To top it off the food was amazing we ate it all and that little dessert was like a million desserts in one so many favors was really good def will be going back! He also surprised us with a free soup that tasted amazing to! Great food and great service which is rare! Thanks!

I stopped in today to get lunch. They are preparing my lunch and one guy is standing over on his cell phone. He hangs up the phone and goes over to help the cook if he’s folding up my beef wrap without washing his hands were putting on gloves. So when I told him about it very nicely he did not ever today he threw it out and said make him a new one and he apologize. I thought he exhibits great customer service and the food is good he also threw in a free dessert on him and apologized again. I like this place the food is very good the people were nice and I will be back

Friendly and quick service! The food was delicious and very affordable. I tried the Beef Lulu plate and Beef Shawarma Wrap. Both were highly enjoyable and tasty. Definitely will be back to try more things on the menu.

Ordered here and got two shawarma entrees, a beef and a chicken one.
The delivery was pretty quick and got our order right, which is always a bonus. I was a fan of the beef entrée, but the chicken one wasn’t up to par with the other one. Maybe it was just my sense of taste, but it was odd with the sauce.
Both came with pita bread, rice, hummus, and pickled turnip.
I’d probably order from here again, but I’d try something new.

Didn’t do it for me. I found the meat to be rather dry and flavorless.
For me, Balardie Café in the same neighborhood, is a better option.

Lovely atmosphere, very kind staff, AMAZING SHWARMA!
I had the beef shwarma plate. It’s served over a savory rice with an exceptional tzatziki sauce.

The chicken shawarma plate is sooo good. Very decent price and the owner seems really nice. I will definitely come back!

I’ve have been by Shawarma House a couple of times now, so decided it was time for the review.
SERVICE —
Everyone here is very friendly and always greet me when I walk in the door. They have been prompt with whatever I order. I only had one small issue with a take-​out order; *when I say «no onions», I mean NO ONIONS!!*
FOOD —
For the price point, I say the food is good but not great. I enjoy the Shawarmas, but I haven’t been overwhelmed with anything just yet. Everything is slightly under-​seasoned for my palate, but I’m yet to finish any meal. A solid choice for sure!
ATMOSPHERE —
The restaurant is new and very clean. Any unoccupied tables always clean and clear from any previous patrons. Floor and rest of the interior are very clean. I hate walking into any restaurant and seeing dirty cups/​dishes/​trash in general left over from other customers.
All and all, I like the place and will continue to order from here. It has a great price point and is a different offering in this part of the Valley.

My husband and I went there today and we will be back. The mediterranean food taste better here then at other locations. The seating area does not seem modern or nice, but that should not scare you because I think the food was good and they are just getting started.

The lady at the counter greeted us as soon as we came in. Very warm and friendly. The restaurant was very clean… tables and floors.
We had the manti dumplings, beef shawarma plate, and whole rotisserie chicken. Everything was delicious. The manti may look small, but pack a lot of flavor. They are little delicate pockets of ground beef, dressed with their homemade garlic sauce. The beef shawarma was seasoned beautifully and was tender. Even the accompanying rice was tasty. I would have preferred more seasonings on the rotisserie chicken, but the owner explained he lightly seasons it for children’s palates. Makes sense.
The owner came and talked with us for a while. Very personable and kind man! He honestly wanted our feedback and really listened. From talking with him, we could tell he sincerely enjoys cooking and puts a lot of thought into his menu and dishes. We are so happy to have this place close to us. We will come back to try the Lula kebabs and chicken shawarma!
Btw…everything is homemade! Even the dough for the manti dumplings!

Thank goodness, there’s a new Mediterranean/​Armenian restaurant on this neck of the woods! They serve falafel, kabobs, salads, hummus, Tzatziki, shawarma, baklava, etc. You can do ala carte or try their combos.
Roasted Chicken:
Simply seasoned with good ol’ salt and pepper but the garlic sauce it comes with is amazing! I dip everything in their garlic sauce. The chicken is nice and juicy ⁴⁄₅
Beef Kabob:
For people like me who isn’t a big fan of salty food, this is awesome. It comes with salad (I chose Tzatziki which is listed under salad), rice and pita… and a drink if you get the combo ⁴⁄₅
Shawarma:
Tasty and juicy meat + their delicious garlic sauce. You should definitely try this. I’ve been disappointed by lots of places in town that serve shawarma but I wasn’t disappointed by this place. Hooray! 4.5÷5
They deliver in the nearby vicinity. I foresee more visits here in the future.

Finally some decent Mediterranean food around my neck of the woods! Family owned, Shawarma House hits the spot!
We liked it enough that we went two nights in a row for dinner! The first night we went with the namesake, their beef shawarma. The combo with seasoned fries, pickled turnips & a can of soda is $ 7.99. The beef or chicken shawarma by itself is $ 5.99. Not a bad deal for a meal, pricing about the same for other Mediterranean joints in town.
Didn’t take long for things to come out. Upon first inspection their shawarma could use a bit more of a serving of meat in the pita. It was on the sparse side, but thankfully the shawarma meat that was there was pretty flavorful and tender. Spiced right, and with the included garlic sauce they make, the shawarma was most tasty. Like their fries too with the seasonings used, I think it’s probably the same stuff they use for their shawarma meat. Picked turnips were nice & purple, but didn’t do much for me since they lacked any sort of flavor or pickling.
The second night we opted for 2 of their whole rotisserie chicken meals for $ 8.49 each. Good value, the rotisserie chicken meal comes with a fresh made chicken, rice, pitas, hummus, garlic sauce, and pickled turnips. Granted the chickens are on the small side (meaning not Costco humongous chicken) but they were moist and very flavorful with their Mediterranean dry rub. This chicken stuffed in a pita and topped with some garlic sauce made for some good eating!
Rotisserie chicken was good enough for us to order a few more for lunch at our house on Thanksgiving! Yep, chicken before the big turkey night event! And our family really liked their chicken a lot. They all agreed that garlic sauce adds a big flavor boost. Could slather the stuff on a boot!
Will be visiting Shawarma House on the regular when I really need that pita fix. Just gotta be sure to bring some Unilocal breath mints! Spicy!

I obviously found this place through Unilocal because I searched for new places around. I had to look around but if you’re familiar with the area around Craig, you prolly be able to easily find it.
I was greeted by a man and a kid at the counter so I would assume that this is family owned and told me that they’ve only been open for 2 months now. I, myself, have tried a lot of Halal food especially in New York.
Today, I ordered the Lamb Chops combo for to go– rice, 4 lamb chops, half a tomato, yogurt salad and 1 pita bread for $ 15 + tax + tip, total of $ 18. I wasn’t really impressed as the meat was dry– over cooked on the grill I guess, and it was bland. It didn’t come with any white sauce in it and the yogurt salad was just ok. The pita bread didn’t come with hummus and you would have to add $ 2 if you want one, which I think was not a good idea. Pita bread comes with hummus and hummus comes with pita bread!
Overall, this combo is very expensive for the area that they’re catering for. In comparison, a Lamb Chop combo in NYC would only cost you $ 10, and the same box would give you overflowing rice and salad, 4 lamb chops and falafel!
They still have a lot of room for improvement. My suggestion is to lower the price OR increase the amount of 1 serving. Also, get a guy who really knows how to cook Mediterranean food. My lamb chop, as well as the meat on the grillers, were dry and bland. :(

Was greeted by a woman as soon as I entered the door. There was 2 people already eating and it looked to me that they really enjoyed their food.
The cashier gave me a menu and I looked over it for a couple mins. I tried to find something that looked familiar to me that I had tried a couple years back. I chose Chicken Lula #5. Comes with rice, grilled tomato, a choice of salad, pita bread and a soda. You can add hummus for $ 1.99 extra, and I did just that cuz I gotta have hummus lol
I don’t remember exactly how long I waited, had to be about 10 – 15 mins tho. I am extremely hungry since I didn’t eat all day yet but they were all very nice so I don’t mind waiting. The cook I’m assuming preparing the food in the back even said hi… Probably cuz I looked over. It seems to me he was training someone lol.
But once my food was ready and the cashier handed it to me OMG… It smelled SOOO good as I was walking out the door.
I’m eating it right now at this very moment. It’s really good! Good amount of food & for a decent price also. Less than $ 13 for the whole plate, bread and soda. Deeelish! I’m definitely coming back here when I want some more Mediterranean food. It’s great cuz it’s down from where I live too. finally!

Went here ’cause the little brother was craving for some Shawarma. Mom and I hadn’t had Mediterranean food for awhile, so no biggie. Brother noticed this place driving around with Dad a couple times, and decided to see what it was about on Unilocal,and what do ya know??? All the reviews we skimmed through were right about this place being awesome!
Going in seems small, but don’t let that discourage you ’cause right off the bat, the cashier (who also happens to be the owner) was extremely friendly to patrons that were in line before us. Very accommodating too. Hmm… They ran out of beef, but had a bit left for the Beef Shawarma for the patron ahead of us. To make it more fulfilling for him, they added chicken to his plate. What else did I notice that commends them on customer service? Oh yeah… Someone had done an order online, but they too had ordered beef dishes. Instead of making the patron wait, she called them as soon as she was free and informed them of the bad news — all nice and courteous.
Another cool factor was hearing the staff communicate to each other so everything was efficient. Even though she was making sure delivery/​pick-​up orders were being fulfilled correctly, she constantly checked up on her seated patrons. Mom certainly liked her upbeat personality. My brother also found it cool that when we asked to order more to go, the chef talked to us. Hahaha… Yup, the food was scrumptious, and the service just made it better.
Sadly enough, the brother didn’t get to try the Beef Shawarma like he wanted to, but he certainly liked the Chicken Shawarma a lot. LOL. Ate that all up and only shared 2 bites of it with Mom and I. The pita is gluten free! Awesome news for the brother since he has celiac disease. Mom had the Lentil Soup, and she honestly was skeptical about the place in the beginning, but after the soup… She had me order another one to go for her lunch on Monday. LOL. It’s a shame Dad ate it for dinner as soon as he got home from work. As for me, I loved their Falafel Wrap with fries! Hahaha… It was like a sandwich upgrade with fries XD Then I also had to order more of their Baklava ’cause once we all had a taste of it, I didn’t want to share — wasn’t sickly sweet like some places. But yeah… That was gone as soon as Dad got home too.
Good thing we live close to this place XD

I saw all of the positive reviews on here and decided to give it a try and am glad I did. Was greeted by friendly cashier who promptly took my order. The staff was very welcoming and friendly. I noticed their Check-​in deal (free drink) which I took advantage of.
At around noon, I was the only customer which was alright as I prefer a quiet restaurant. During next half hour two other customers came in.
I ordered the beef schwarma platter which came with pickled veggies and hummus/​pita. The plate looked really tasty, but was disappointed when I tasted the meat as it was kinda dry and didn’t have much flavor. I had to reach for the salt and pepper which is rare for me. The rice was good as was the hummus/​pita.
I would consider coming back to sample the chicken, and hopefully, it would be more moist than the flavorless beef.

Saw this business through Unilocal,then an hour later I popped-​in! Eager much? Well, I figure since I was heading to see the lover for lunch… might as well, aye. I entered with babies in tow then was immediately greeted. Loved that! Especially since there were no other customer in the restaurant. No excuses. Belieeeeeve me there have been time I had entered a business with tumbleweeds rolling by and no one says a thing, looks at you look as if you just brought max occupancy.
The young lady working the front then handed me their menu, but I already knew what I was going to be getting. I ordered the #1 which is a chicken shawarma wrap, Mediterranean fries, and a can of soda. My french fry addict ordered, plain french fries! I mean, what else are you supposed to order at a Mediterranean restaurant, people! You come for the French fries! Lol. So I was happy that they sold plain french fries for the nagging minion.
The side of fries cost $ 2.99. Serving was perfect. My #1 was 7.99 and again… the serving to me was perfect. The meat was not dry at all. I ordered to-​go then had to wait for the lover to come out, which by then my beard grew and my food softened up abit. In fairness, I can’t say how fresh the vegetables were or how perfectly fried the fries were because of that. None-​the-​less, I inhaled it! It was so good. I think if I ate it fresh it would’ve been even better!
Bought the husband a baklava… he enjoyed it because it wasn’t too sweet unlike other baklavas he has tried. I have a nut allergy, so I couldn’t tell you if it was deelish or not. I spent a total of 15 bucks and a dime. Not bad.
Glad there is a Mediterranean joint nearby whenever I’m feeling shawarma-​ish. Next time I think I’ll try the plates instead of the wrap, then I can assess the situation properly. All-in-all…it was pretty good. Gets my recommendation until further notice. I’ll definitely be back with the whole gang.
Definitely kid and stroller friendly!

This area has been desperately in need of a good Mediterranean option, and Shawarma House fills the void– service is really friendly and genuine, menu has lots of options and great, low prices.
Menu has several specials, like a whole rotisserie chicken meal with pita for under $ 9. The best option though, is their Sultani Plate, $ 20 and enough to share, with a little bit of everything on the menu.
I’m pretty picky about shawarma, and the chicken version here was good but not great– what kicks it up a level is their garlic sauce. It seems to be sour-​cream based which is a little unusual, but it packs plenty of garlic flavor! They also offer garlic fries as a side, though I have yet to try them. The kibbeh are solid, and so is the Armenian salad (do the +$ 2 to add feta).

Shawarma in northern part of Vegas and isn’t the northwest!!! Those of us who reside in this area know we are limited when it comes to ethnic restaurants, now we have a fast food alternative that is NOT a franchise, a burger, fried chicken or a taco place! I was recently in Montréal and went crazy over the shawarma restaurants as I walked the city, and wondered why we do not have them here, and voila, my prayers were answered, they just opened 10 days ago!
I ordered the Beef Shawarma Plate, it was served with rice, hummus, pita bread, pickled turnips and a drink for $ 8.99. The beef was flavorful and was topped with a creamy garlic sauce to die for. The rice was flavorful and the hummus, I ate on its own because it was creamy and well seasoned. I am so pleased to have a go to place that is close, and the prices are reasonable because food is ordered at the counter.
I noted the Whole Rotisserie Chicken with pita bread, garlic sauce and pickled turnips for $ 8.49, I know I will be stopping by for that deal! Today I am returning to sample the Spas Armenian Yogurt Soup that is made on Fridays, I will add an update afterwards.
This is a new restaurant on the corner of Jones and Craig. They are open 7 days a week 11 – 8 and they also deliver with a $ 20 minimum. The owner is from Armenia and is very passionate about his food. and I was made to feel welcomed. You know where I will be found!