“Just tried Ayat for the first time, a Palestinian place with a few locations. It was absolutely amazing and we ate like kings for maybe $40 each?”
H3
6.5/10Middle Eastern
AI-generated summary
Get the mansaf or the fattat jaj. Those are the two dishes people name over and over. The hummus splits people, some love it and others say it's nothing special on its own. Regulars say they expanded too fast, and the food has gotten inconsistent and bland at the newer locations. Platters are big enough to split.
“Just tried Ayat for the first time, a Palestinian place with a few locations. It was absolutely amazing and we ate like kings for maybe $40 each?”
H3
“It’s been inconsistent and getting worse for me. Last time I got some really dry chicken shawarma. Like worse than your typical chicken and rice cart bad.”
H3
“The first time we went to Ayat in EV, the meal was heavenly and so flavorful. Their coffee was so strong too.”
H3
“I’d never go again. It wasn’t even as good as halal cart food. Lamb was bristled, dry, and overcooked. Eggplant was clearly sitting for hours.”
H3
“the food is just so mid. Like it seems so difficult to have so many options and have them never really break through in some flavourful capacity. I can’t give a specific complaint it’s just that I never leave feeling satisfied”
H3
“ayat has fallen off CRAZY. i gave up. i spent the last year trying to get a decent lentil soup.”
H3
“the food was good, not amazing, but really decent… and they were kind.”
H3
“I love Ayat but also had a recent miss with delivery. Hummus was under salted, and my falafel was missing the crisp cilantro freshness it had when I went in person.”
H3
“Dinner at Ayat which was OK, I did enjoy the m’skhan chicken dish.”
H2
“Their muskhan is pretty good!”
H2
“Ayat - baklava, knafeh”
H2
“Shawarma Mix Plate @ Ayat”
H2