Haji-Baba A Middle Eastern Fd

Get the Gyro Deluxe with the delish Feta. Love it. more

Amazing handmade pitas. Really truly great middle eastern food. A far and away favorite in my family. It's always packed during lunch hour which is really amazing considering how other restaurants are doing in the current recession. Get the babaganouj (ba ba ga noosh) with handmade pitas. I understand the concerns of the previous reviewer, it is cramped before you're seated (hence the hole-in-the-wall appeal). Also, sometimes a cashier's cultural differences could be perceived as rude, but I've found them generally friendly. Finally, I'll have to part ways with them on the ""food is OK"" part. I'm not a pro restaurant reviewer nor was I born in the middle east however, the food here in my yankee opinion is fantastic. Definitely worth everything else. They also sell Exotic chocolate there! Heaven! Pros: incredible food, good prices, great chocolate! Cons: not a lot of room more

Haji Baba is a great local hangout for gyro, falafels and shwarma dishes. It is both a local ethnic market... more

Haji Baba is a great local hangout for gyro, falafels and shwarma dishes. It is both a local ethnic market and restaurant. From grape leaves to k... more

Based on glowing reviews about this place, I decided to try it out. The inside was cramped and dirty. The menu was not extensive. The food was not bad but the service sucked. When we went to pay, the cashier was very rude and helped people who came after us first. I would never return here again and I highly suggest you find another dig. Pros: Food was OK Cons: Bad service, dirty interior more

This is a classic for locals and while it does not have 5 star atmosphere but for a great little ethnic hole-in-the-wall eatery this is your place. Try the falafel sandwich and the humus; the pickles and feta are a house specialty. Finally, the baklava and honey cakes are decadent. Pros: Great food Cheap Cons: not posh more

Great little eatery within a mini-grocery (check out the wonderful Milka brand chocolate confectionery... love those hazelnut varieties!). Ordered the chicken shawarma, with hummus, tabouli, creamy garlic dip, pita, and rice. If you're allergic to cornstarch, as I am, be sure to ask for regular pita, and not the pita bread they normally serve. Also, do not buy any baklava (oh, but they had so many delightful varieties!) as I'm told they're chock-ful of cornstarch! Back to my meal-I had to send the chicken back as it wasn't fully cooked. While I waited another 10-15 minutes for another batch to cook (I was told it is done rotisserie-style), I enjoyed the hummus with tabouli and rice. The flavorful chicken arrived, and while some pieces were definitely charred in places, there were still some pieces that were not fully-cooked (still very pink). Fortunately, the creamy garlic dip was delightful paired with the rest of my meal. Pros: Tasty meals, fast service Cons: Cafeteria setting more

Just a word of caution. if you are muslim, there chicken is not halal (kosher) only the beef and ground meat. Might want to check before you eat. When i went i assumed from their origin that good would be halal but not all of it was. more

I discovered this place by accident and have been happy ever since. I only live in the Valley for part of the year, but I make a trip to Haji Baba every time I'm here. The food is delicious and plentiful. The prices will make your knees weak. You'll love this place. Pros: food, service, attached grocery Cons: not much atmosphere more

A friend brought me here a year ago and I love the food. Very tasty you definately get your moneys worth. Good place to go for lunch if you're nearby. Pros: small seating area Cons: Delicious food more

This place is 'OK', if you've never had Mid Eastern food before. The owners are not friendly, and the food can be A LOT BETTER! It can also use some cleaning......!!! Not a good impression fpr Mid East food. It has it's people, but they just do not know better!! Pros: Friendly Servers Cons: Horrible Cashiers, Not Clean Enough more