The 7 Best Places for Lentil Soup in Charlotte

Hallie Deaver: Lentil soup*

Quinton Foote: Tried the mixed kabob platter and the chicken shawarma platter. Both were great, preferred the shawarma though. Also got the Mediterranean salad, tabouleh, hummus and baba, all good as well.

Creative Loafing Charlotte: Middle Eastern food in this town has a checkered past, present and future. Although Zeitouni offers foods in the street food range, the spin on traditional manoushi and the kibbeh support this nod.

Lisa J: Great place for lunch with a nice shaded patio to enjoy warm, sunny days. Food is excellent and refreshing with a good selection. The roasted veggies are a must try.

Meghan G: Always check your to-go order before leaving, something is always missing.

Jen S: Chicken roll-ups are my go to item

Raheel Rao: Ask for their special. If you like lamb and they have lamb shank on menu that day, don't miss it. Very good food.

Sayed A: Amazing chef! Best place to taste middle-eastern food. Philly steak is awesome, too!

Hadi Hashemi: Best Middle East dish in Charlotte

Danny Avellanet: My wife had the Turkey Stack w/salad and I had the Steak Stack w/potato salad. We shared the classic hummus. The meal was freshly made and was excellent. A big lunchtime crowd, which is a good sign.

Mary Salmon: Everything is delicious and fresh!

Nick Shanker: Ok tasting food

Mohit Purohit: Good food ! Everything seemed fresh. Best it was all with out onions and garlic. Awesome paneer dishes and very good malikofta

Creative Loafing Charlotte: If you seek shish kebab barbecued on skewers in a tandoor, aromatic biryanis and spicy kormas, stop in here. Read more.

Amanda Kohar: best indian food ever... love maharani so badly

Amanda: Crispy Shredded Beef is so good! Combined with a strawberry mojito, black beans & rice and plantains!! Mmmmmm so good!

Ed Williams: Good food, but took too long

Michele Holloman: Holy God the homemade chicken soup, sampler platter and atmosphere is all I needed to feel heaven.

Creative Loafing Charlotte: Eatery offers tasty Indian and Indo-Chinese dishes, including starters like the large and flavorful vegtable samosas and entrees like goat curry and chicken tikka masala. Read more.

Justin Davison: Great Indian food buffet. Go after 1:30pm to avoid the rush, as this place is pretty small and gets super busy.

PAUL VOGT: Best Indian in Charlotte as far as I'm concerned. I eat there at least once per week.