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“ SO delicious! We have eaten here twice so far and the second time we ate lunch and then ordered dinner to go to take home with us because we wanted to try more things but were full. The owner is super friendly and warm and the food is just to die for. Everything tastes fresh and made with love. I don't know how this place isn't packed all the time, but I will say that we really enjoyed having a quiet place mostly to ourselves, where we could actually hear each other talk. Food is so tasty I actually danced in my seat. Gracious, warm, and lovingly decorated ambiance makes you feel like you're a guest in someone's home. Can't wait to come back! ”

Margot P.

“ Amazing food! So happy I happen to be in the area. Staff was extremely friendly and attentive. You have to ask for extra garlic sauce because it's to die for!!! I ordered the fall off the bone lamb and it's a must have. ”

Ramona P.

“ Absolutely amazing!! When I stopped in here it was totally empty and I have no idea why. Service was super fast and accommodating and kind (the owner is the nicest guy in Worcester I'm convinced). The food was simply amazing. I tried so many things but the chicken sandwich and the hummus were the absolute highlights. I was so stuffed leaving here and would love to return. CHECK IT OUT! An unknown gem ”

Andres D.

“ What a great find! Everything here was delicious. We had the labneh plate -- the labneh was super creamy and tasty with a delicious olive oil topping. The kibbeh platter was delicious too -- the hummus was unbelievably good, and I don't know why it was so good as the owner shared the recipe. I think their secret is that the food is super fresh and excellently prepared. Their chicken shawarma, however, rose above fresh and excellent preparation. It was magically spiced, with hints of cardamon, cloves and much more. Superb! And the garlic sauce was delicious; I could have done without the fries. The salad again was somehow outstanding with super ripe tomatoes and a simple dressing of lemon juice, olive oil, salt & pepper. I can't explain why it was so good. Although not apparent, they have a full bar. The decor is plain, but don't be deceived, the food is wonderful. They have events from time to time. I'm now following them on Instagram and twitter so I am made aware of Beirut Bites' events. For example, tomorrow night is a vegetarian buffet with a jazz pianist. Seems a little pricey at $30 but I bet it's worth it because the menu is not at all extravagant. You can buy and take home their hummus and labneh (maybe more). The next time I serve these at home I will buy here as it is so outstanding. I strongly, strongly recommend! ”

Glenn P.

“ We ordered from Beirut Bite for delivery last night. Mediterranean, aside from being arguably one of the best cuisines in the world, is a nice change from the delivery usuals of asian and pizza, IMO. So they have some unusual items that I don't normally encounter which makes this place very intriguing. Item number one: PIES including zaatar pies, CHEESE, keshek (idk what that is currently but will in 5 min), labneh, meat pie, and bulgarian cheese pie. They also have PLATES including foul (fava beans), fateh (something else I don't currently know) and labneh. They also have the usuals like falafel and shawarma sandwiches and platters as well as a KIBBEH platter which I haven't seen honestly since being in (trigger warning) Israel. We ordered: foul platter, hummus, zaatar pie, and fries I ordered the foul platter because I LOVE (trigger warning for G6PD deficiency folks) fava beans but hate peeling off all of their mother fucking skins. That is actually amazing from an evolutionary standpoint because I cannot think of a better deterrent for us lazy fuck humans than growing a thick skin that requires peeling off for every.single.bean. Initially when I took it out of the bag it was a disgusting oily mess. I tossed it in a bowl to reheat and it transformed into a delicious and intensely flavorful and satisfying dish. I'm not entirely sure what I was supposed to do because it came with onions, tomatoes, and mint with some pita bread but I ended up eating it with a spoon. It was SO GOOD that Tinasaurus literally dipped our fries in it when we ran out of ketchup lmao. Moving on to the fries that I ordered, they were thick steak fries. When I saw them, I was disappointed and thought to myself, "is there any person on earth that prefers steak fries to literally any other shape?" Like, why have steak fries? I'm genuinely curious: does anybody like steak fries? They were also bland but super crisp when warmed up in our air fryer. They didn't have much flavor on their own but were perked up with some ketchup and ranch. The zaatar pie was incredible. It was a laffa with zaatar, tomatoes, olives, and something creamy rolled up into a long sandwich. It was DELICIOUS. Whatever that creamy shit was in there, it was absolutely fantastic. This is something I strongly recommend ordering from this place. The hummus was good. It was creamy and had a strong tahini flavor with an authentic, middle-eastern consistency. The quantity provided was also more than usual. It's not something I feel like I need to order regularly but it's a nice appetizer. I'm curious about their falafel now. Solid mediterranean spot in the area, just stick to the mediterranean stuff (and not the fries...but I'm a sucker for fries so fml) ”

Rebecca H.