Do not miss this one if you like middle eastern food. Â Casual, simple, and tasty. Â Pita is made in an open oven, omg yum. Â The hummus, also perfect. Â Food bliss. Â
It was also nice to see a non-sysco foods truck outside. Â A little more locally sourced? Â I think so.
Wine list is pretty good. Â Staff, though a tiny bit slow, were sweet by any hipster's standards. Â Parking is on the street or around the corner, but usually it's not an issue.
This is my favorite, affordable dinner in Denver - by far!! Â I order the hummus plate with gyro meat almost every time and it's the bomb. Â It's the creamiest hummus on the planet and is topped with fresh herbs and olive oil. Â It's served with house-made pita bread that's made to order in the coal-fired oven. Â The meal is really basic - just a plate of hummus topped with a bunch of perfectly cooked and flavorful gyro meat. Â The salad with gyro meat is also tasty if you want something a little healthier. Â We usually order food to-go but also enjoy dining-in the casual joint every now and then. Â The owner stopped by our table once and explained how he made his hummus so amazing (by soaking dried garbanzo beans overnight) - you can tell he has a real passion for his food and cares for his patrons.
Review Source:I want to love this place, but after giving it two tries I can only give them 3 stars. Â I'd go 3.5 if it was possible, but alas its not.
Everything about their mennu and dishes is fantastic, with the important exception that I have found their kabob meat impossibly dry on both occassions. Â I may give them another try and avoid the kabobs altogether, but one shouldn't have to do that at Phoenician "Kabob".