Chickpeas Mediterranean Cafe

we were the only diners from walking in to walking out. we dined inside. we saw this restaurant on diners, drive-ins & dives. hubby ordered chicken & ground beef kabob & I ordered shrimp kabob. the salad was fresh & there was oil & vinegar dressing. no other salad dressing options. the proteins were minimally flavored. no one asked if we liked our food or needed anything. we were hungry & the amount of food was satiating. maybe they had an off day

I've tried 5 mediterranean restaurants in Las Vegas so far and Chickpeas is by far the best in every regard. - The staff are always friendly (if a little overly busy) - The portions are large - The food tastes great - The food is authentic (according to my Lebanese and Greek friends who approved this review) While some restaurants offer a larger variety of options, Chickpeas absolutely has the best seasoned, most well cooked food in the city at this price range. The shawarma is always phenomenal with fresh, well stored vegetables and perfectly chewy pita. The kebabs are a little on the pricy side, but expertly cooked and exploding with flavor. Their pizzas, likewise, have a rich smoky flavor from their brick fire oven. Even the fries and salads are sizeable portions and well made. My #1 pick: Lamb shawarma, fries, tzatziki dressing, and tabouli salad. Combined, it's a meal that more than fills me up (a 270 pound man), and has a huge variety of flavors, textures, and aroma. It'll leave

I have been here before while in business in Vegas. The food is served warm and fresh but lacks a wow factor. Today we ordered a mixed koobideh kabab plate with an extra beef skewer. We also ordered an additional Shiraz salad. The food tasted good but I was quite surprised and even laughed when the lady brought out the plate with a tiny pita pita bread probably the size of the palm of my hand (2 -3 inch round) I told her for three skewers this all the bread? She said yes do my husband told the counter he would pay for additional bread. Come on folks - we are middle eastern people, you need bread but this is bit much.