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Kansas, United States Food Guide: 6 Middle Eastern food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Wichita
Discover Restaurants offering the best Middle Eastern food in Wichita, Kansas, United States. Dorothy clicked her heels to return to Kansas, and you'll want to do the same after you've visited this one-time cattle town turned modern, booming city, where the spirit of the Old West lives on. To get a feel of the early pioneer days, visit the recreated village at the Old Cowtown Museum. For a slightly more eccentric experience, visit the Museum of Ancient Treasures, which has everything from a baseball signed by Joe DiMaggio to a shrunken head. The Indian Center Museum features works by Plains Indian artists. Wichita is an aircraft manufacturing center, and the Kansas Aviation Museum honors pioneers in the field, as well as housing model planes. Exploration Place gives kids more insights into aviation and other scientific wonders. For nature and wildlife, check out Botanica's lovely gardens or head over to the Sedgwick County Zoo, home to over 350 species of animals. Wichita stays up when the sun goes down: there's nightlife, culture, karaoke and cuisine for all tastes.
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6. College Hill Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By bbop3
College Hill Deli never disappoints! Not only is the food delicious, the atmosphere of the deli is cozy and comfortable. Ali, the owner, greets his guests when they walk through the door and makes everyone feel very much at home. I have never had anything that was not delicious. I love the way Ali grills my salmon because it is perfection every time! His daily specials are always mouth watering delicious and the soups are so tasty. I have never ordered anything that was wasn't delicious. If you've not dined at College Hill Deli, I encourage you to do so. Ali will greet you with a smile, make you feel at home, and serve you scrumptious and tasty food. You will not be disappointed.
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5. Cafe Maurice
Overall Ratings
4 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By Terry H
There are more Mediterranean restaurants than you realize in Wichita. Amazing, but nonetheless, for those who love hummus and Shwarma, better for you! Is Cafe Maurice better than the rest? Not that as much as just another option for you to compare grape leaves and Fattoush. Portions are a bit smaller than competitors, but pricing remains about the same. I would say more geared for lunch as the atmosphere is a bit generic, but a casual dinner choice. My first choice is still N & J Bakery, but Cafe Maurice is a good second.
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4. N & J Cafe & Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By aventine
We sought this out on road trip out west, and were glad we drove the extra few miles off of the highway. It has so much seating, and was relatively empty when we dined around 2 p.m. We ordered 4 falafel and the hummus and baba ganoush--all were absolutely delicious. There are three types of baklava (for me it was a tad honey sweet), but I loved the you could get almond, pistachio, and walnut. A real winner! That falafel was so green and fresh!
3. Meddys
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Meddys - a sort of nickname for the Mediterranean - has been a leader, innovator, and expert in all things the Mediterranean. We offer signature, fresh, made-to-order, authentic Mediterranean options. A wide variety of popular Mediterranean menu ingredien
Reviewed By Carol D
I stopped by here for lunch before continuing on to Oklahoma. I have not eaten here before, and they had three locations. I was at this location for lunch. The place is clean, modern looking and included outdoor patio. One orders the food up front and then given a number and sit where ever you want. I opted for the bar, since it was a high top seating. The drinks ordered (I had water) was poured at the bar area. I have to admit, it looks like a full bar, with fresh ingredients (rosemary, mint, basil, fresh fruit, even a place to add "smoke" to a cocktail. If I was staying in Wichita over night, I might have tried their cocktail menu. I order the falafel bowl, under $10. Bowl is a misnomer, it came on a platter and it was huge. I could have split this with another person. The dish came with my choice of salad, I went with Tabbouleh, hot side of eggplant, hummus and both traditional pita and crunchy pita. Interesting that the dish came with fork and spoon but not a knife. I mention this because the eggplant pieces were large and could have used to one to cut it. It was soft enough to use the fork to cut it, but a knife would have been appreciated. Otherwise, all the flavors were there and it was a good stop.Thanks for visiting us while traveling through, Carol! We enjoy providing our guests with delicious food and a wide variety of menu items to please everyone's taste buds. We're glad you enjoyed your experience and hope to see you next time you're in Wichita!
2. Mediterranean Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By don7614
Had not been for a while so we treated ourselves to an anniversary lunch...48th anniversary!It was great, but of course that is why we came. It was busier than I had ever seen it, but service was still excellent.Look forward to doing this again...before our next anniversary.
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1. Meddys
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Meddys - a sort of nickname for the Mediterranean - has been a leader, innovator, and expert in all things the Mediterranean. We offer signature, fresh, made-to-order, authentic Mediterranean options. A wide variety of popular Mediterranean menu ingredien
Reviewed By Carol D
I stopped by here for lunch before continuing on to Oklahoma. I have not eaten here before, and they had three locations. I was at this location for lunch. The place is clean, modern looking and included outdoor patio. One orders the food up front and then given a number and sit where ever you want. I opted for the bar, since it was a high top seating. The drinks ordered (I had water) was poured at the bar area. I have to admit, it looks like a full bar, with fresh ingredients (rosemary, mint, basil, fresh fruit, even a place to add "smoke" to a cocktail. If I was staying in Wichita over night, I might have tried their cocktail menu. I order the falafel bowl, under $10. Bowl is a misnomer, it came on a platter and it was huge. I could have split this with another person. The dish came with my choice of salad, I went with Tabbouleh, hot side of eggplant, hummus and both traditional pita and crunchy pita. Interesting that the dish came with fork and spoon but not a knife. I mention this because the eggplant pieces were large and could have used to one to cut it. It was soft enough to use the fork to cut it, but a knife would have been appreciated. Otherwise, all the flavors were there and it was a good stop.Thanks for visiting us while traveling through, Carol! We enjoy providing our guests with delicious food and a wide variety of menu items to please everyone's taste buds. We're glad you enjoyed your experience and hope to see you next time you're in Wichita!
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