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View Dinner Menu Appetizers Mast Sadeh Plain homemade yogurt. $8.00 Mast o Moosir Yogurt and shallots served with pita bread. $5.00 Spanakopita (Spinach Pie) 3 oz $4.00 Dolmas Tender grape leaves stuffed with rice and herbs. Served cold (6) $4.00 Hummus Cooked Garbanzo beans, ground garlic and herbs mixed with $6.00 Tahini sauce and served with pita bread. Falafel Three patties of ground chick peas, parsley and spices, deep fried $5.00 and served with homemade yogurt sauce. Hummus & Falafel Two Falafel patties and Hummus served with pita bread. $8.00 Appetizer Feta Cheese & Olives Greek feta cheese and Kalamata olives served with pita bread. $6.00 Mast o Khiyar Yogurt mixed with cucumber and herbs, served with pita bread. $5.00 Kashk o Bademjoon Sautéed eggplant and garlic mixed with Kashk (yogurt based), $6.00 topped with fried mint and served with pita bread. Mazeh Combination Seven delicious items including: Dolmas, Hummus, Feta cheese $12.00 and Kalamata olives, Falafel, Shirazi Salad, Mast o Khiyar and Kashk o Bademjoon(for 4) Mini Mazeh Six delicious items including: Dolmas, Hummus, Feta cheese and $7.00 Combination Kalamata olives, Falafel, Mast o Khiyar and Kashk o Bademjoon, served with pita bread. Dessert Baklava Baklava $2.50 Persian Baklava Persian Baklava $2.75 Halva Sesame seed, Vanilla and Pistachio treat $4.00 Traditional Persian Ice Vanilla ice cream with Pistachio, Saffron and Rosewater. $4.00 Cream Faloodeh Iced starch noodles with a squeeze of fresh lime in rosewater. $4.00 Zulbia (Sweet Fritter) or Flour, sugar, honey and rosewater made into a pretzel shape. $4.00 Bamieh (Ladyfinger) Sohan Pistachio Brittle $4.00 Sohan Asali Honey Almond $4.00 Chocolate Cake Chocolate Cake $6.00 Key Lime Pie Key Lime Pie $6.00 Persian Mazeh Dessert Persian Mazeh Dessert $6.00 Kids Menu Kabab One skewer of seasoned Keller’s Farm ground beef. $4.00 Chicken Kabab Boneless chicken $7.00 Gyros Beef & Lamb or Chicken $6.00 Mediterranean Entrees Gyros Choice of beef & lamb or marinated chicken. $11.00 Double Meat Gyros Choice of beef & lamb or marinated chicken. $15.00 Chicken Souvlaki A skewer of marinated chicken kabab served with Greek salad $15.00 and special Basmati rice. Lamb Souvlaki A skewer of marinated lamb kabab served with Greek salad and $17.00 special Basmati rice. Mousaka (Non- Eggplant casserole served with Greek salad. $14.00 Vegetarian) Shish Kabab Marinated chunks of filet mignon or chicken, bell pepper, tomato $16.50 and onion, skewered and broiled over an open fire. Served with special Basmati rice. Mahi Shish Kabab Marinated chunks of seasonal fish, bell pepper, tomato and onion, $16.00 skewered and broiled over an open fire, served with special Basmati rice. Persian Entrees Chelo Kabab Koobideh Two skewers of marinated Keller’s Farm organic ground beef $12.00 cooked over an open fire, served with a grilled tomato and special Basmati rice. Chelo Kabab Barg Marinated and pounded filet mignon skewered and cooked over $18.00 an open fire, served with a grilled tomato and special Basmati rice. Chicken Kabab Barg Marinated and pounded chicken breast skewered and cooked over $16.00 an open fire, served with a grilled tomato and special Basmati rice. Joojeh Kabab Whole marinated Cornish game hen cut, skewered and broiled $17.00 over an open fire, served with a grilled tomato and special Basmati rice. Sultani Combination of skewered filet mignon or chicken breast and a $22.00 skewer of Keller’s Farm organic ground beef cooked over an open fire, served with a grilled Pars Kabab Combination of skewered filet mignon and skewered marinated $28.00 chicken breast cooked over an open fire, served with a grilled tomato and special Basmati rice. Lamb Shank (Mahiche) A Lamb shank cooked to perfection in tomato sauce with herbs, $17.00 garlic and onions, served with special Basmati rice. Pars Kabab Feast (serves Combination of skewers: Barg (filet mignon), Chicken Barg $75.00 4-5 peoples) (Chicken Breast), Lamb Kabab, Joojeh Kabab and two skewers of Kabab Koobideh, served with two ske Salads Greek Salad Fresh greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, Feta cheese, $7.00 Kalamata olives, Greek peppers and your choice of dressing served with pita bread. House Salad Fresh greens, cucumbers, red onions, tomatoes and Feta cheese $5.00 with your choice of dressing. Shirazi Salad Chopped cucumbers, mint, parsley, tomatoes and onions with $5.50 lemon and olive oil. Tabouli Salad Chopped parsley, cracked wheat, tomatoes, onions, herbs & $7.00 spices with lemon juice and olive oil. Served with pita bread Chicken Kabab Salad A Greek salad platter topped with a broiled chicken kabab, served $13.00 with pita bread and your choice of dressing. Gyro Greek Salad A Greek salad platter topped with thinly sliced gyro meat (beef & $15.00 lamb or chicken), served with pita bread and your choice of dressing. Kabab Koobideh Salad A Greek salad platter topped with two broiled Keller’s Farm $15.00 (Low Carb) ground beef kababs. Kabab Barg Salad (Low A Greek salad platter topped with a broiled filet mignon kabab $17.00 Carb) Barg or chicken kabab Barg. Side Orders Kabab Koobideh Kabab Koobideh $4.00 Chicken Kabab Chicken Kabab $7.00 Kabab Barg With Chicken or Beef $13.00 Joojeh Kabab Whole order $13.00 Lamb Shank (Mahiche) Lamb Shank (Mahiche) $13.00 Lamb Shank au Jus Lamb Shank au Jus $3.00 Lamb Kabab Lamb Kabab $8.00 Tomato Kabab Grilled tomato $1.00 Tomato Kabab Skewer One skewer $3.00 Veggie Shish Kabab Bell pepper, onion and tomato $5.00 Stew Choice of Ghimeh, Ghormeh Sabzi or Fesenjoon $7.00 Torshi Traditionally mixed and aged vegetables including pickles, $4.00 carrots, cauliflower, eggplant and herbs in wine vinegar. Authentic House Rice Authentic Basmati House Rice $6.50 Basmati Rice Basmati Rice $5.00 Sliced Feta Cheese Sliced Feta Cheese $2.00 Kalamata Olives 4 oz $3.00 Fries Fries $3.00 Tzatziki Sauce 2 oz $1.00 Pita Bread Pita Bread (pack of 10) $7.00 Gyro Meat Gyro Meat (3 oz) $3.00 Green Chile Green Chile $1.00 Roasted Eggplant Roasted Eggplant $3.00 Zereshk Red berries sauteed with slivered almonds and saffron - 2oz $3.00 PARS Bottled Salad PARS Bottled Salad Dressing - Ask your server $1.00 Dressing Soups Soup Jow A delicious creamy mixture of wheat barley, carrots, herbs, spices $5.00 and chicken broth, served with Pita bread. Stews Ghormeh Sabzi Sautéed fresh herbs, cooked with red kidney beans, beef and dry $12.00 limes, served with special Basmati rice. Ghimeh Sautéed beef and split peas cooked together in tomato sauce and $11.00 topped with shoestring fries, served with special Basmati rice. Ghimeh Bademjoon Combination of Ghimeh and roasted eggplant served with special $12.00 Basmati rice. Stew Combination Two delicious stews including cups of Ghimeh and Ghormeh $14.00 Sabzi, served with special Basmati rice. Fesenjoon Sautéed walnuts in pomegranate sauce, served with chicken and $14.00 special Basmati rice. Fesenjoon Vegetarian Sautéed walnuts in pomegranate sauce, served with special $10.00 Basmati rice. Mazeh Combination Delicious three-stew sampler: Ghormeh Sabzi, Ghimeh and $16.00 Stew Fesenjoon (vegetarian), served with special Basmati rice. Vegetarian Mediterranean Delights Healthy treat including Falafel, Hummus, Dolmas, Tabouli salad, $14.00 Kalamata olives, Feta cheese and pita bread. Vegetarian Specialty Healthy treat with Spanakopita, Hummus, Falafel, Dolmas, $16.00 Tabouli salad, Greek salad, pita bread and homemade sauce .
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