Falafel Corner — Restaurant in Brentwood

Do NOT ever eat or order from this disgusting place. Do not believe the lies being sold in these reviews. Born and raised middle eastern, this place SUCKS. Spent $30 on a meal today and everything is wrong and horrible. Cheese bourek is all soggy, oily, uncooked Philo dough and the cheese isn't even cooked either.

The falafel sandwich I ordered spicy, no taziki, add tahini. Falafel wrap dry as the Sahara desert with no sauce at all. Ordered a pistachio baklava (non chocolate) they give the chocolate version. Falafel soggy mush, no crispiness, no green on the inside, poor quality ingredients!

Literally the only thing they got right was the hummus and the pita bread and that was also disgusting, they just happened to give me what I ordered for this. The $3 part of the order. They also skimp on the chickpeas in their hummus, it's mostly tahini.

I am middle eastern born and raised and this place is the worst place I've ever been to. Worse than the other horrible Mediterranean fast food in brentwood. The food that was served to me and my family was an embarrassment and a disgrace to the culture.

I don't even want a refund, anything for free, or for them to remake the food. Whole order went straight...

Honestly quite surprised. Ordered a pepperoni pizza, cheeseburger, combo platter, and curly fries. The pizza is great, dough is fresh and not tough. Pepperoni is high quality. Cheeseburger is also great. Reminds me of Five Guys, but in the same formfactor as a Big Mac. It has lettuce, onion, and thousand island, no tomato just like a Big Mac. The combo platter was disappointing. The meats weren't very flavorful. The "salad" was just lettuce, a slice of tomato and onion that were soaked in water. Curly fries were standard. After being in a box for a couple of minutes, they become really soggy. Once reheated, they're pretty average. Come in a big portion. The prices are reasonable. With the large pizza being $22, cheeseburger $8, platter $16, and curly fries $8. The amount of food can easily feed a family of 4-6. I find myself surprised since the worst dish from here was what some may consider traditional halal food. However, this place is a staple for Muslim-Americans, as it provides a halal option for those who want to eat...

The service here is top-notch, with the staff exhibiting a perfect balance of professionalism and friendliness. They were quick to cater to our needs and were attentive to every detail, ensuring that our dining experience was nothing short of exceptional. The flavors in every dish were a testament to the authenticity of Greek cuisine. The saganaki was perfectly flambéed, the dolmades were bursting with flavor, and the gyro was simply delectable. It was evident that the chefs took great pride in the quality and taste of each dish. The restaurant's charming Mediterranean decor, coupled with the soft lighting and cozy seating, created an inviting and intimate atmosphere. The overall vibe was perfect for both romantic dinners and lively gatherings with...