D'Yar — Restaurant in Berkeley

If you're looking for an establishment with great food and music selection this is the place to go. With the restaurant's location right on Durant Avenue nearby UC Berkeley you get a great atmosphere full of young energetic college students who uplift this orginazation. For anyone who is a fan of rice bowl I recommend that you go to this establishment and purchase their selection. With it's nice doses of chicken and spices you're certainly enjoy this flavorful meal.

While most the staff is polite in this organization if YOU ARE BEING SERVED BY A WOMAN NAMED KACEY OR CASEY DO NOT COME THIS DAY. When ordering food Casey was unappreciative of my service as a customer. While it's okay to be Introverted Casey was plainly rude. Aftering ordering a meal Casey brushed me off and did not say a word of thanks. When asking was my order to go I recieved no bag and in a uproar she replied rudely this is to good and left with no word.

While giving this establishment praise there are other places you can go to for better service and food.

For everyone please enjoy your day and your selection in which your free will gives you but be careful if you...

I said 'Esselamu aleykum' as greetings and didn't get any answer. One woman stand next to Gyro and the other with Hijab on the phone. Their attitude like 'why did you come here?'. I asked 'do you speak Turkish, answer was a strong ''No!' with unfriendly face. I gave my order 'a gyro wrap' and charged $13.00without saying 'Thank you!' ir any word. I watched both Gyro stand not running. The lady took from a plate, put some oil on it and tried to warming. Didn't take a minute, then wrapped and put on the grill to warming again, but didn't take 30secs. I took it as a cold meat-wrap like a dog food with sauer face. I asked if there is souce with it, she throw it to table. You can not see this kind treatment not even from worst enemy! Never again! By the way we were 2 bus full people with 90 person. They lost, I can get food from anywhere other...

I had just finished hiking the Fire Trail and decided to loop back through the campus to see the clock tower on the way down the hill before heading back to my car. I was stopped mid-stride as I passed Dyar, just because of the smells that was coming from the little shop. All of the chairs were stacked on the tables, but they're taking take-away orders and still accepting cash. The staff wore masks and gloves.

For $40, we received: 1 kefta kebab wrap, 1 lamb kebab wrap, a side of hummus, side of falafel and 2 baklava.

Everything was so fresh and so tasty! The meat was fall-apart fresh. The hummus tasted like it had just been freshly made and the baklava was still warm & flaky. I'm so happy with this find! This area in Berkeley, boasts a lot of great eats, this place is...