dena's lebanese cuisine

change the secdule. they are open on saturdays for lunch
change the secdule

always solidly average. with so many other places offering similar items around town (especially for vegetarians), why would one choose to go here? the feta pie is no better than that at shawkat's, the spinach pie is inferior to that at jim's never on sunday and, the worst part, the falafel is average. one can get far better many places around town, zorba's, la roma's nara cafe, helen of troy, the list goes on. i'm never over or under, just whelmed.

horrible experience from beginning to end. to begin with the exited restaurant was very smoky - to the point where you could see cigarette haze coming into the main dinning area. the staff was extraordinary disinterested in having customers in the restaurant and even with an hour and a half before closing had put all of the food in the refrigerator. at this point i should have just left but i ordered gyros. the gyros and rice were taken out of the refrigerator and microwaved in the styrofoam container. on top of the poor preparation the food was inedible - pieces of the meat had melted to the styrofoam and other parts were only barely warm.
i would never recommend this restaurant not only based on the food but also on the health code violations of letting employees smoke in the kitchen.

horrible customer service!!! the guy behind the counter just stared at me while i was trying to figure out what the items on the menu had in them. i ordered the chicken tawook and it was 2 chicken pieces that didn't even come on a skewer like it is suppose to. i asked for a side of the greek sauce and he seriously wanted to charge me .99 for it.

i love mediterranean cuisine, i've eaten at some of the best, however i must admit, i enjoy this lovely restaurant, the food is always well prepared, good,  and clean, served on paper plates, plastic forks which i think is awesome for a small restaurant, the husband and wife are adorable, always smiling, and welcoming which speaks volumes for me at a restaurant, i'd rather have someone who is genuinely friendly to me than someone being fake just because i'm in their fancy restaurant, which dean's is not, its down home cooking, with a down home feeling, not over top, just good, good, good....i feel like a queen after having eaten there, i go there often to patronize them and to get away from the spectacular, the prices are way low and affordable on any budget, however the customer service is priceless, open your heart & mind, sit back and enjoy the moment....i highly recommend deana's lebanese cuisine, two thumbs way up, 5+ stars.

tawook platter!. their tawook platter is the bomb! if you like garlic, you'll love this entrée!

gyros. i work at tu and grab lunch here every once in a while - they have a great gyro sandwich and gyro platter - i've never ordered anything else because i love gyros so much.

good falafel. the falafel is really tasty. $5.50 for a falafel sandwich that comes in a pita with tomatoes, onions, parsley, a pickle spear and tzatziki sauce. fries are fresh and light. meat sandwich was good too.

the ambience here leaves something to be desired....but the food is what matters to this diner.

good falafel. gotta just say that dena's freshly made falafel's are the best i've had in town. so many get by using the pre-made ones.

it is ok, i had the kafta, the meat is great, but it comes cooked in some kind of white sauce that takes away from the dish. have had better in tulsa. also had the cabbage rolls, they were not good at all. i have heard good things about dena's, i will try another dish and post a review on that dish, but as of now, i am not impressed.

it's like you stepped into a cafe in lebanon.  owner ghalib naaman, owner/chef, described some of the menu items and his fond memories of lebanon. 

good food, simple, inexpensive. dena's is a small place in a little strip mall with a handful of tables and good, authentic food. i had the tawook (chicken with garlic) which was delicious. it's styrofoam plates and plastic forks, etc but very affordable and tasty.

never had lebanese before, real cool small place, cool atmosphere. food was super great, but for the price it was good. i'd definitely go again.

the meal was well worth the hunt. i started with a perfect bowl of tabouleh salad ($2.65) – it was lemony and fresh, packed with parsley and a little garlicky, with a few grains of bulgar to add texture

gyros is very tasty, i loved the cabbage rolls. baklava was good, this is one of my new favorite quick eats.