Ali Baba Cafe

Reviewed by KevinGilhooly on 08/06/2008.
Member since July 1999, Total Reviews: 51 (Male, 40s, Dallas, TX)

The best bet is the lunch buffet - it's cheap and you can try all sorts of foods. It's a tasting menu for cheap. The food is good, the service is good.

Reviewed by DebiL4867 on 07/09/2008.
Member since May 2008, Total Reviews: 4 (Grand Prairie, TX)

Food was splendid and so was the service. Decor was so-so. But it did not matter as the food was superb.

Reviewed by JesseD6143 on 10/26/2007.
Member since October 2007, Total Reviews: 1 (Male, 30s, Irving, TX)

I have only been to the Las Collinas location (opened July-Aug 07), but I have been there about 20 time (since Oct 07), Mediterranean/Middle Eastern food is my favorite type of food so I was happy when this establishment opened up 2 miles from my home. It is not easy to find this type of food and there are generally 3 categories these restaurants fall into. The Corner Deli: Usually in an area with high foot traffic during lunch in downtown

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Reviewed by WayneM6890 on 06/15/2007.
Member since January 2007, Total Reviews: 4 (Male, 50s, Dallas, TX)

This popular spot with a diverse ethnic following boasts consistent high quality dishes certain to satisfy any hunger pang. Local crowd that looks more familiar everytime you visit. Well worth the usual wait for a table in this smallish cafe, walk up bar with beer and wine is available while you dodge the waiters delivering meals. Best Mazza Plate in town, hands down. Beef, Lamb, chicken, gyros, and falafel leave very little room for critics. Thi