Schmap Tucson Restaurants - Middle Eastern

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Mediterranean Restaurant

Middle Eastern magic

4955 North Sabino Canyon Road
Tucson, AZ 85750
United States
+1 520 529 1330

Chef Joseph Abi-Ad and wife and co-owner, Jacqueline, serve upscale Lebanese, Greek and Turkish cuisine in an unassuming storefront located within the Sabino Canyon Plaza in northeast Tucson. The restaurant has been voted among Tucson's top ten six years in a row. Coral walls, blue curtains, rich Iranian tapestries and travel posters add to the Middle Eastern mood. Combination platters are a great way to experience a multitude of exotic Middle Eastern tastes. There is a full bar service and a wine list featuring French, Spanish and Lebanese wines.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Shish Kebab House of Tucson

Middle Eastern delights 5855 East Broadway Boulevard
(Opposite Park Mall)
Tucson, AZ 85711
United States
+1 520 745 5308 If the mix of spicy and refreshing so typical of Middle Eastern cuisine appeals to you, this mid-town eatery is for you. Try the beef, lamb or chicken gyros shish kebab with rice and salad for $7.95 served together with a lemony version of hummos and cracked-wheat dish tabouli; or, try the kafta, which is ground beef with a distinct ginger flavor. All items on the menu are in the USD 7-25 range. Beer and wine is available. The restaurant is rather small, with seating for just 60 people, but you can always have your order to go.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Sinbad's

Middle Eastern gem 810 East University Boulevard
Tucson, AZ 85719
United States
+1 520 623 4010 This pleasant Middle Eastern restaurant is nestled at the rear of a small plaza one block away from the University of Arizona. The place is roomy and airy, with dim lighting and shady windows. Groups of two or three UA students can often be found here, or some studying alone away from the din up the block. The food is light, often cooked with lemon and olive oil. The appetizers include hommos, a garbanzo bean dip popular these days among vegetarians, and falafels. The favorite entrees are an assortment of marinated meat dishes, including "The Sinbad," a combination of kabab, shish kabab, hommos, dolmathes, falafel, tabouleh, kibbe and rice.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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