Rina - Old Fourth Ward

Very nice set up was really impressed with the atmosphere, I noticed you could order on the go as I walked on the beltline on the way in. There was no host when I came in had to seat ourselves. The menu has a few items not to much and they also have a nice selection of cocktails. I ordered a beer to start, beef kabob and chicken sharwma to share. I really enjoyed the beef kabob and I felt the chicken was a little over seasoned and could use a side like rice to balance. Definitely want to try out more the food did taste fresh and I would suggest this place for a lunch occasion. Will be back soon!

The food here was delicious. I always love a place that offers various vegetarian/ vegan dishes, but also caters to meat lovers. Another big plus in my book is the appetizer mix and match option. You get to try different things without having to order with the anticipation of left overs. The service was very accommodating too. The wait staff kept checking in on us and truly seemed to want to make sure we had a good meal and enjoyable time. Our four year old son enjoyed the pita bread and fries and they had high chairs available, so I'd categorize this place as kid-friendly too. We didn't try a boozy shake, but they sound quite tasty.

Honestly, I'm a fan. I got the lamb burger and it was incredible: tasty and juicy patty and wonderful slaw. My friend got the chicken wrap (shwarma?) and it was also very tasty. Fries were perfect, too. She also got a cocktail (can't remember the name :/) and found it strong and delicious. Chill and relaxed atmosphere and prompt service. Can't wait to return!

Great spot on The Beltline! We ordered the Spiced Lamb Burger this time and it was delicious! The fries were seasoned well and paired nicely with the harissa dipping sauce. The burger was flavorful and had a nice cabbage slaw. Service was friendly and took a bit of time, but well worth it. We didn't dine in but the restaurant looked gorgeous and intimate from a quick peek in. Would love to dine in on a special occasion as prices are a bit steeper.

Updated: Had a party of 6 plus a baby on Sunday, 5/28/23. We made the reservation on Seated, an app where you earn money back on meals at certain restaurants (use my code erin2109 and we both get $10!), so we got a percentage back! We sat outside in the uncovered area. It was right above the dumpster, so I kept getting whiffs of that the entire time. If you sit outside, make sure it's in the covered area. Here's what I got: - Hummus ($12): Good! Wish there was one piece of pita for each person. - Falafel Salad ($16): Wow, so delicious!! Huge salad. The falafel was so crispy on the outside and fresh on the inside. Perfection. Others got the Chicken Shawarma ($16), Falafel ($15), and Spiced Lamb Burger ($18). I previously thought the purple cabbage was what made them spicy, but it was something else. If you can't do spice, I would stick to the Falafel Salad. Every cocktail I've gotten here has been amazing. The food is outstanding. Highly recommend! Original (2020: We had a party of 4 at 7:45 pm on a Saturday. They said the patio was full, but there was plenty of seating available inside. We felt comfortable eating inside because the tables were spaced out and we chose a table far from where anyone else was sitting. Staff were wearing masks, though some had it below their noses and even their mouths. They have a QR code to scan the menu. They only take credit cards and no cash. They add 20% gratuity to every check. We got 3 cocktails, all of which were $12: Dor Habonim, Hof Tel Baruch, and the Metzitzim. They were all AMAZING!! So cool and refreshing. Here's what we got for food: - Hummus No. 2 ($12): Super good. Creamier than typical hummus, but so delicious. The pita was so fresh, I just wish it had been warm. - Mezze (6 for $18): We got Moroccan Carrots, Roasted Cauliflower, Chickpeas & Veggies, Israeli Salad, Marinated Olives, and Tabbouleh. Our favorites were the Roasted Cauliflower and Chickpeas and Veggies. Next time, we would only do the 3 for $10 because with our entrees, it was a lot of food. - Chicken Shawarma in Pita ($13): Soo good. Note that the purple cabbage slaw was spicy and had a kick to it. If you can't tolerate spice, I would ask for it without. - Falafel in Pita ($12): Everyone said they liked the falafel over the chicken shawarma, but I think it's hard to choose. They were both so good. The falafel balls were so fresh. Note that the purple cabbage slaw was spicy and had a kick to it. If you can't tolerate spice, I would ask for it without. The prices are very reasonable. The food is INCREDIBLE. They have options for meat eaters and vegetarians. We will 100% be back.