Food truck serves Pakistani cuisine, including samosas, beef keema, and chicken handi curry.
This Lebanese food trailer offers kebabs, falafel, and more – don't miss their popular shawarma fries and rose lemonade.
This fusion of Middle Eastern and barbecue features dishes such as Boy Dakar lamb burger, and yassa chicken quesadilla.
Tapas style restaurant serving up Middle Eastern cuisine with a Texas twist.
Coffee? Yes, plenty of coffee – a full bar of coffee – within this sweet venue that also features more than 75 flavors of hookah fixins.
After decades of keeping UT students well-fed with lamb gyro, Philly wraps, and falafel, this family-owned restaurant now serves its Mediterranean-American cuisine in a strip mall at Hancock Center.
Restaurant and hookah lounge serves east Mediterranean fare.
Family-owned Indian-Pakistani restaurant in North Austin serves dishes from the grill and tandoor (beef seekh kabab, chicken boti) traditionally plated or stuffed in naan or paratha wraps.
The menu is solidly Persian, with an assortment of Mediterranean standards thrown in for the less adventurous. Don't miss the lamb shanks.
As a bakery and deli, Peace Bakery offers meals and handmade pastries that reflect the flavors of the Middle East. Grab a wrap or a falafel plate and top it off with a baklava.
Halal wraps and plates, including beef and chicken shawarma, chicken kabab, falafel, and baba-ghanouj.
International grocery store stocking specialties from Europe, the Middle East, and Asia also boasts a lunch counter that makes a pretty mean shawarma.
The big deli case is full of baklava, fruit, flowers, and marinating lamb and beef. The portions here are enormous, and everything on the menu is made from scratch.
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