The food service in atmosphere was so awesome. The food was so good better than sex! I enjoyed the vibes and didn’t feel rushed or like an inconvenience at all. I definitely appreciate this place and will be making it to the other two locations ASAP. Also telling all my friends so happy that this place is around.
I went there on a weekday, close to closing time. I ordered the veggie plate, which lists baba ganoush and tahini among the components. But when I got the food, the tahini had gone bad (spoiled). The cashier agreed with me that it smelled bad. But the kitchen staff said it was edible. And they had replaced the baba ganoush with something else because they ran out, but did not warn me at the time I ordered it a few minutes earlier. Disappointing.
Ive had a bunch of mediocre experiences here. Some of the stuff is okay, but not amazing.
My partner ordered a veggie wrap tonight that was supposed to be made with grape leaves and a bunch of stuff and they sent this sad iceberg lettuce pita.
Naw… There are too many good spots around here to be dealing with this mess.
Friendly staff and clean restaurant. The menu is slightly cheaper in person vs online. I thought everything tasted great and the portions are decent. My only issue was I payed ~$4 extra for double chicken but my burrito was 70% rice. Also paid for double chicken in the platter but idk you be the judge. I would give them a try if you’re looking for halal Mexiterranean.
Habibi’s Birria is small local chain dishing out fusion “HALAL MexiTerranean Food” which would translate to Mexican and Mediterranean food. As of this review they have 3 locations scattered around the Bay Area according to their IG account: @habibis_birria
#MexiTerranean:
~ Torta de Birria – 4.5/5
An excellent Birria Torta. Everything you’d imagine a Birria Torta to be… My only issue is the tiny size… Inflation perhaps. The Totra is one of the smallest Tortas I had…looks like a small sando.
~ Birria Taco COMBO – 4/5
Good solid Birria Tacos, a tad on the pricier side considering the size.
~ Birria Ramen Soup – 4.5/5
Hot ! Hot! Hot! Make sure you wait a hot minute till this cools down before digging into it. Tasty, large…most definitely on the salty side…but delish none the less.
Interesting concept. I think it works fairly well. All the dishes we ordered were tasty. There is a decent amount of seating inside. Place your order at the counter and find a seat. Parking is a different story; street parking is the only option, as there is no dedicated parking lot. This could be a challenging issue during peak times.
I’ll definitely stop by if I’m in the neighborhood.
Sophie Drye
The food service in atmosphere was so awesome. The food was so good better than sex! I enjoyed the vibes and didn’t feel rushed or like an inconvenience at all. I definitely appreciate this place and will be making it to the other two locations ASAP. Also telling all my friends so happy that this place is around.
Antonia García
I went there on a weekday, close to closing time. I ordered the veggie plate, which lists baba ganoush and tahini among the components. But when I got the food, the tahini had gone bad (spoiled). The cashier agreed with me that it smelled bad. But the kitchen staff said it was edible. And they had replaced the baba ganoush with something else because they ran out, but did not warn me at the time I ordered it a few minutes earlier. Disappointing.
Justin Kerns
Ive had a bunch of mediocre experiences here. Some of the stuff is okay, but not amazing.
My partner ordered a veggie wrap tonight that was supposed to be made with grape leaves and a bunch of stuff and they sent this sad iceberg lettuce pita.
Naw… There are too many good spots around here to be dealing with this mess.
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Friendly staff and clean restaurant. The menu is slightly cheaper in person vs online. I thought everything tasted great and the portions are decent. My only issue was I payed ~$4 extra for double chicken but my burrito was 70% rice. Also paid for double chicken in the platter but idk you be the judge. I would give them a try if you’re looking for halal Mexiterranean.
Mika'ele Keni'
Habibi’s Birria is small local chain dishing out fusion “HALAL MexiTerranean Food” which would translate to Mexican and Mediterranean food. As of this review they have 3 locations scattered around the Bay Area according to their IG account: @habibis_birria
#MexiTerranean:
~ Torta de Birria – 4.5/5
An excellent Birria Torta. Everything you’d imagine a Birria Torta to be… My only issue is the tiny size… Inflation perhaps. The Totra is one of the smallest Tortas I had…looks like a small sando.
~ Birria Taco COMBO – 4/5
Good solid Birria Tacos, a tad on the pricier side considering the size.
~ Birria Ramen Soup – 4.5/5
Hot ! Hot! Hot! Make sure you wait a hot minute till this cools down before digging into it. Tasty, large…most definitely on the salty side…but delish none the less.
Interesting concept. I think it works fairly well. All the dishes we ordered were tasty. There is a decent amount of seating inside. Place your order at the counter and find a seat. Parking is a different story; street parking is the only option, as there is no dedicated parking lot. This could be a challenging issue during peak times.
I’ll definitely stop by if I’m in the neighborhood.