Great food and portion size. My only complaint is the to-go containers have ridges so the hummus, etc. gets wasted in the grooves. Please change your to-go containers to a flat, all around surface.

This place has some of the best middle eastern food ever. The service was excellent and the prices are reasonable. Definitely recommend eating here.

A great option for vegetarians & vegans just off the 71 highway. Located in a strip center with Panera Bread and Aldi. Service is a bit slow. We waited for some time before anyone checked on us and that after I had to go to the counter to ask for water. We finally got water & a server to answer questions and place an order. The vegetarian combo was excellent. A great way to try a variety of items and share between two people. Comes with baba, hummus, tahini, falafel, dawali, salad, and pita on the side. This is $15.95 and hot sauce on the side was another 95 cents extra. The vegetarian chili lacked flavor. Just seemed to be kidney beans with light spices. Honestly it needed some hot sauce. So we added it and that helped a bit. When our server asked how things were, we mentioned the chili was bland and likely not to order again. We were told that's how it comes? (Would have been nice to have that comped and offered something else on the menu that we might enjoy.) Tried one baklava for $3. It comes with a drizzle of honey. Decent and can be shared. Plenty of indoor seating, clean restrooms, and free parking. Many seem to take orders to go and they are best known for their desserts. Overall good food. Would have liked a bit more attention from the service.

Wife and I dropped my son off at a birthday party nearby. Then we needed to kill two hours. So we visited a restaurant that we wanted to try, but it didn't offer dine-in service. So we went to another restaurant that offered dine-in service, but they had a long wait. So we looked around the plaza and saw Aladdin's and off we went! Upon arrival, there were only a couple people dining in with us. We were immediately seated and given menus. Shortly thereafter, our waitress arrived and took our drink requests. My wife didn't really know what to request for dinner, so I suggested chicken schwarma rolled, which I've had several times and loved. She requested kibbie and chicken schwarma rolled, per my suggestion, and I requested Jasmine's special with tuna. We were served pita bread, but nothing to go with it. Some hummus would've been nice, but we had already requested kibbie. Once the kibbie arrived, it was hot and delicious. It was served with some tatziki. After that, our dinner plates were served. My tuna was cooked well done, which was fine with me. It was delicious, as was the bed of wholesome goodness that it was served on. I wish there was an Aladdin's closer to my home because I would dine there often. Loved the service. Loved the meal. Can't wait to go back.

Fantastic place for Lebanese and Mediterranean food. Absolutely loved the stuffed grape leaves and falafel! They have the market cornered here for food of this, but that's a good thing because you needn't look elsewhere. Staff is great and the service is speedy!

I always look forward eating at Aladdin's when I come home to Ohio. While I usually go to one on the east side, I'm on the west side for a work trip. Our server was polite and friendly. She was prompt and gave us a little "enjoy your Sunday" note with our bill. Too cute! If you want middle eastern food in Cleveland, find an Aladdin's.

The gluten-free chocolate cake slices are skinny but rich. Not cloyingly sweet yet dense enough to give off a fudgy brownie vibe which is nice. Kibbeh entree comes with four large lightly crispy airy but meaty kibbeh and a nice salad with cucumber and tomato slices, a few kalamata olives, and dressing of your choice. The sweet tomato dressing was mostly oil with a sweet sort of Italian herb and tomato flavor. Really the best way to eat this is to break up the kibbeh over the salad so it spreads around the flavor and you don't get any dry notes from eating the kibbeh by itself. The pita that came with the entrees was so dry and leathery I couldn't even rip it using one hand and my teeth. Useless. The beef kofta came with four pieces and rice with some vermicelli interspersed and topped w some almonds and pine nuts and two cuplets of delicious toum which is an emulsion of garlic and lemon juice and oil.