Golden Fingers — Restaurant in Minneapolis

Ordered the golden finger platter the description says comes with choice of rice, hummus or French fries so I chose hummus. I was expecting a plate of meat or at least half a plate of meat but received an entire take out container full of rice with 3 skewers of half meat half onion and a tiny corner of salad made up of mostly onions and no dressing with an olive and a few tomatoe chunks . The chicken was okay the beef/ lamb was very hard to chew and the kofta was dry. I almost rate this a 2 out if 5 for 16$ it is not worth it at all. At least they included the hummus but it was chalky and over spiced , and one tolled up tortilla claiming to be pita . Came with 2 gross sauces both brown one like pure chives and the second a gritty texture of questionable ingredients .my verdict is take your chances elsewhere my favs have been marina grill and deli as well as wallys falafel and hummus both are more likely to please for 16 bucks...

I want to start my review off with the truth. The food they served me today was filled with incredible flavors that complemented one another perfectly. I do have to say for near $20 for chicken steak platter they could provide plenty y more if hot sauce and white sauce. I love that they make the meals fresh. From your lips to their ears to the grill.

However, customer service on the other hand was fantastic up until they gave my meal away to a gentleman who ordered after me. All because the man asked if he could get his first cause he was suddenly in a hurry. They know they were wrong but tried gaslight me. Then they rushed my order.

I missed my bus. And I was really offended by this. I felt like he could've made it right. By apologizing and offering and explaination as to why I was pushed aside like my money was less valuable. It appears not ALL customers are honored the same. It will be a while until I...

My wife and I tried this place for the first time about a week ago. The food was good. We each had a lamb kabob, I got a gyro sandwich and two beef samosas, and my wife had the chicken shawarma sandwich. We had only two real complaints. The first, and the more important was that the seasoning on the lamb, while tasty, overpowers the flavor of the lamb itself. We both like lamb, but as far as we could tell, it could have been beef. (I assume it was, in fact, lamb. I just couldn't tell.) Our other issue with this visit was that we placed our order online and were told it would be ready in 20 minutes. However, when we arrived to pick it up, it was apparent that they had not checked their online orders, so we had to wait nearly 15 minutes while they made up our food. Next time I order from here, I will call the...