The food is always good and service is friendly and efficient. Fresh and several choices.

Naf Naf reminds me of a Chipotle for Mediterranean food. Fast casual, counter service. Food is ok to pretty good. I wish they had more options for protein, such as lamb/kofta. But pricing is very reasonable. Got the chicken shawarma plate - a decent amount of food for $12+. I will say that the baba ghanoush had an excellent smoky flavor - all were good, but the baba is what stood out to me. Overall, pretty good and I would go back again.

I meant to write this review a few weeks ago. I came in here not realizing the time, and they were less than ten minutes from closing. I never want to be that person, so I told them I would come back another time. They said they were more than happy to help me, which they did. The food was amazing, and so was the service. Have been here several times now!

Good food at a good price! My coworker and I picked up lunch to go at the Independence Naf Naf Grill location. This was my first time having Naf Naf. I ordered a chicken stuffed pita with everything in it ($8.50) and a side of fries ($3). My bag of fries was barely half full which was a big bummer. But they are pretty tasty and I can see me making a pit stop at Naf Naf just to get a bag of fries when I get a craving. Even though there weren't many fries in the bag, they are definitely cheaper and tastier than McDonalds! The Baba on the pita tasted a bit odd, like it's been sitting out for a while, which is unfortunate because my pita sandwich was absolutely drenched in Baba. The chicken was very good. Once I got past the Baba that covered it, I found chicken pieced that were well cooked and generously seasoned. The side sauces are also fabulous! I tried the spicy zhug but mainly dipped my fries in the nafziki, i.e., tzatziki. Lastly, the pita was fluffy and fresh but doesn't hold a candle to the pillow-y delights Taza's in Woodmere has. Overall, I had a tasty, filling lunch of Mediterranean goodness at a pretty decent price!

Not too bad. A fast casual Middle Eastern food joint reminiscent of a Chipotle. The folks behind the counter were caught in a lull, so they seemed bored, but once they took our orders, they were quick and aimed to please. Two of our party were vegetarians and opted for the falafel, but there are meat options as well. You can get a pita wrap for about $10 and for a bit more can upgrade it to a yummy platter. We opted for one with rice and one that was more salad (I wish you could do half and half, but I didn't see that option). Once you pick what you want, you can add a few toppings of pickles, veggies, and sauces. Watch out, the hummus can cost extra. Everything was delicious, fairly priced, and made to order. Worth it.

We've probably ordered delivery from Naf Naf nearly ten times over the last year already. With no adequate middle eastern food in the area, Naf Naf is the closest we've come to fulfilling that craving - reasonably priced, solid portion sizes, delicious dressing options, and the fluffiest pita bread. My only gripe is that the portion ratios are nearly drastically different every time. I typically order rice/hummus bowl with crispy chicken, chopped salad, sumac onions, pickles, tahini, garlic sauce, and some zhug on the side. There are times the bowl only has a smidge of hummus with the base mostly being rice, and others the other way around; one other time, the predominant ingredient was onions. But when the ratio is just right, my god it's good. How does it compare to other middle eastern-esque fast food establishments in the area? I'd say Naf Naf is comparable, and in some ways, slightly better than sittoos and infinitely better than Aladdin's. Won't be long before we order again!

A fresh and original Mediterranean styled fast food spot. The service was great and fast. We ate on a weeknight and there was no long lines. The place smelled amazing and was very well lit. There was plenty to choose from but the chicken was by far the best. I ordered the Shawarma chicken bowl and it came with a pita bread. A great place for dinner and I would try their pita sandwich next time because the bread was so soft.

Naf Naf is a good place to go for lunch. It's chipotle-style Mediterranean food, so you can get a bowl or salad with, for example, chicken, couscous, hummus, and onion. What sets this place apart is their pita. They are absolutely delicious, pillowy soft, and fresh. I didn't care at all for the falafel - they were over cooked and greasy. While I was here today there were several people dining in and also people picking up to-go orders.