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Name: Naf Naf Grill
Address: 1739 Freedom Dr,Ste 109, Naperville, IL, 60563
Telephone: (630) 904-7200
Price range: Under $11
Rating: 4.32

Naf Naf Grill

1739 Freedom Dr,Ste 109, Naperville, IL, 60563

(630) 904-7200
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Naf Naf Grill Menu

On a Plate

Chicken Shawarma

Chicken Breast Kabab

Chicken Thigh Kabab

Beef Tenderloin Kabab

Beef Kifta Kabab

Chicken Schnitzel

Falafel
In a Pita

Chicken Shawarma

Chicken Breast Kabab

Chicken Thigh Kabab

Beef Tenderloin Kabab

Beef Kifta Kabab

Chicken Schnitzel

Falafel
More Stuff

Veggie Feast

Original Hummus

Original Baba Ghanoush
Soup & Salad

Lentil Soup

Tabule Salad

Israeli Salad

Purple Cabbage Salad
Extras

Basmati Rice

Homemade Fries

Extra Pita

Falafel
Cold Beverages

Fountain Soda

Bottled drinks
Sweets

Baklava

Healthy Meal suggestions for Naf Naf Grill

On a Plate

Chicken Shawarma [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chicken Breast Kabab [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chicken Thigh Kabab [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Beef Tenderloin Kabab [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Beef Kifta Kabab [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chicken Schnitzel [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Falafel [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]
In a Pita

Chicken Shawarma [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chicken Breast Kabab [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chicken Thigh Kabab [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Beef Tenderloin Kabab [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Beef Kifta Kabab [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chicken Schnitzel [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Falafel [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]
More Stuff

Veggie Feast [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Original Hummus [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Original Baba Ghanoush [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]
Soup & Salad

Lentil Soup [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Tabule Salad [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Israeli Salad [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Purple Cabbage Salad [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]
Extras

Basmati Rice [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Homemade Fries [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Extra Pita [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Falafel [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]
Cold Beverages

Fountain Soda [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Bottled drinks [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]
Sweets

Baklava [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Visit below restaurant in Naperville for healthy meals suggestion.

Chili’s Grill & Bar ( 264 S State Rt 59 )

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Patricia M.

I'm hooked on Naf Naf! I work nearby, so my co-workers and I go there A LOT. I've tried more than one plate... and everything is sooooo good. I never leave there feeling overstuffed or guilty for eating a lot. The food is healthy and I still feel light after I leave.. if that makes any sense. HA. I'm giving it 4 stars since this place is TINY, and Loud. When we dine in, we either get there before the rush or after. They need to organize the pick up area a little better. When your food is ready, people are so crammed up - it's a toughie on getting your order. So yeah... super crowded during lunch hour. When you find a table, you and your party are practically having lunch with the next table next to you. Is the food worth it? Heck yeah! Must try --- the pitas. Best I've EVER had! I've driven from Chicago to this spot on weekends just for the pitas. They are so fluffy and just so perfect. The Israeli salad is also yumm, yumm.. as well as the falafals. Can't go wrong with this spot... just try to go after lunch hour. Oh.. and it's a little bit on the pricey side for the portion, but uh.. worth it. Better than a fast food, greasy joint!!
(4)
Kelley M.

Naf Naf fiend... Yup... Can't get enough of it... We live a good 20 to 25 minutes away from the nearest Naf Naf. If a week or two goes by without a Naf Naf fix, my husband & I start to go through withdrawals... Their pita bread, fresh from the pita oven gods, are like little edible pillows of heaven... Oh how I love them... I have always loved falafel... However, until Naf Naf, I never knew falafel could taste sooo good... Now, I have become a falafel snob. I compare all other falafel to Naf Naf's. Their chicken shwarma is seasoned to the point where your little taste buds dance a little jig. The hummus & the cucumber Israeli salad that goes into your pita, with your falafel or your chicken shwarma is just the perfect little marriage... And kebabs, oh how I want to try you... But, darn you shwarma & falafel, I cannot resist you! I cannot get past you to get to the kebabs! Grrrr!!! You tempestuous chickpeas & sultry poultry!!! BYOB BTW...
(4)
Anne M.

Delicious, filling, flavorful, and the pita, which normally I hate pita, was pillowy soft!!! I don't care if I have a gluten-intolerancy, I'm eating this. I never thought I could eat clouds!!! Open in DeKalb, please!!!
(5)
Lindsay J.

I've recently expanded my ordering at Naf Naf. I've tried everything vegetarian there. The hummus is delicious, or maybe it's the pita that is so delicious that the hummus tastes great :-) The baba ganoush is amaze balls. Previously all the baba g's I've tried have been too smokey, this is the perfect balance. I love the cabbage salad too. It's simple, but very fresh and clean tasting. As is the Israeli salad. Wow, so fresh, and the dressing is nice and light. More Naf Nafs please...Schaumburg, Geneva, St. Charles, someone franchise to these locations, please!
(5)
Aimee J.

Great middle eastern fast food restaurant. I've only tried the falafel pita, tabule salad and Israeli salad but think they're all so good that so far I've felt no need to try anything else on the menu! The salads especially taste fresh and are way healthier than normal fast food. Prices are decent too. Will keep going back.
(5)
Teri D.

The people at the counter were very nice and explained the unfamiliar menu items, so they got an extra star for that. The Chicken Schwarma was dried out and basically bland and flavorless. They squirted oil on it to try to cover the fact that it had been turning on the spit for a LONG time since the last carving so it was greasy and had no discernible spices other than my perennial love-hate with the Morton Salt Girl. If I'd never had Chicken Schwarma before, I'd have rated it higher but the same dish at Serops' in Baton Rouge Louisiana is SOOOOOO much better that it puts this to shame. I had a cup of the lentil soup which didn't have much flavor either until I dumped a little dab of the green hot sauce in the soup to spark it up a little so be aware that their green hot sauce is HOT--and I mean HOT like seriously hot, MUCH HOTTER than Tabasco sauce. It helped a little but not nearly as much as a couple of ham bones in the prep/cooking would have improved it!! I had never had a falafel ball before so they gave me a free one to try and I liked it a lot--it was nicely spiced and had really good flavor with a crispy exterior and a soft center. The pita bread is fresh baked on premises all day long so it was warm and so fresh I almost had to slap it. The hummus was some of the best I've ever tasted and I like hummus a lot. It was a little bit over salted but still delicious with a wonderful creamy texture and just the right amount of garlic and when smeared on the mega-fresh pita it was divine! The baklava was just OK, mine is better by a mile, but it was fairly fresh but a little underdone and had an odd greasy taste that tells me they didn't use real butter in the prep which is the key to any good baklava. The place was clean, although I hate ordering at a register and then getting food on a tray when my number is up however they do give you one of those vibrating pagers so that they aren't yelling numbers. The music was classic rock/pop instead of the sitar music I was anticipating and the seats were comfy enough that I wasn't in pain by mid-meal which is important to me after 5 back surgeries!! I really wanted to give it 2.5 stars and I usually round down, but they were so very nice I rounded up this time. My food came out quickly, but it was after 3 when I went in, so there wasn't much of a crowd. I would go back for the falafel balls and the hummus but I'd definitely try something different next time.
(3)
Jess B.

We only really do take out from this place, and we do so about once a week. Being a vegetarian, it's the best option for take out! The falafel is the best I have had, and the fries are great (sometimes when I get home though, I have to throw them in the oven for a bit because they aren't crispy but that's no big deal). They are always quick with our order also. Sometimes we also take the food over to world of beer across the parking lot and it's a great option for that. We just absolutely love this place and I would recommend it to anyone.
(5)
brian l.

Only went once, but was really happy with the food. Price is decent, food is good.
(4)
George W.

This was a surprise that my family sprung on me. It wasn't bad. I had the beef kabob in a pita, my wife and daughter had the chicken, and my son had the Falafel platter. My son said the falafel was delicious - the best he's had in a while (but then again, he was comparing it to college dining hall food). The fresh pitas were really good. The rice was a little bland, and my daughter's food didn't agree with her. The total bill ran around $50 for 4 people, including an order baklava, which the family felt was very good.
(3)
Toni F.

Some of the best middle eastern food I've had. Fresh, plentiful and flavorful! Bright, clean and cute atmosphere. Good and fast service. I will dream about their fluffy pitas tonight!
(5)
Alex E.

You know how you visit a restaurant for the first time and it's so good? And then you go back and it doesn't live up to your memories? Naf Naf Grill not only lives up to the memory, it exceeds it every time! Today we walked out of the restaurant and I told my husband I wished we hadn't eaten dinner here...because I want to turn around, walk back in and eat it again. Alas, they give you so much food I couldn't even finish what I had. Long live Naf Naf...and please open a restaurant in the Bartlett-Carol Stream-Schaumburg area!
(5)
Christin N.

This place was great. Their chicken shawarma and beef was awesome. The hummus was great too. Recommend it.. Very clean also
(5)
Joann K.

When Naf Naf Grill was pitched for dinner I expected another Pita Inn. OHHH MYY... I was wrong to compare the two. Pita Inn is good but Naf Naf Grill holds their own ground. The Pita - OHHH MYYY GOOOODDDNNEEESSS!!!!! I would've left happy just eating the pita. I've never tasted such a soft and delicate sweet piece of pita! It melts in your mouth. It makes everything inside or dipped in/on the pita THAT much more delicious. Definitely the STAR. We ordered Beef tenderloin kabab pita sandwich, Chicken shawarma pita sandwich, Hummas, fries, and falafels. Every thing was well seasoned and FRESH. Most importantly...delicious! I have nothing but good things to say about Naf Naf Grill. The restaurant is spotless and the staff is very friendly. I'm so sad that they only have a location in Naperville :( Please hurry and branch out so I don't need to drive 45 minutes to eat this scrumptious food again.
(5)
Alison V.

New location alert! New location alert! They are building another Naf Naf by the Fox Valley Mall, close to McDonald's and Kohl's, in the strip mall that has the Jamba Juice. Right where the Miga 59 used to be. The coordinates are something like N 41Â° 45.587 W 088Â° 12.409 Enjoyed another veggie feast yesterday at Naf Naf. But... the place was surprisingly empty.
(4)
Aimee M.

I finally got around to visiting! My favorite nail spot is in the same area so methinks I will be planning my nail visits around lunches at Naf Naf. I ordered a chicken shwarma pita, upgraded 2bux extra for the special and they throw in another side and a drink. Not a bad deal. The chicken shwarma was delicious--the chicken was very tender and so tasty. It paired well with the cucumber salad that is added into the pita. Soooo good. I got a side of the lentil soup, it was thick and very warming, just a little on the bland side. So much has been said in other reviews about their pita bread and I go along with the majority to say that it is indeed delicious and probably the fluffiest pita bread I've ever had. So soft and light--like a delicious pillow! Because we were so impressed with our food, we brought home the veggie platter for later for dinner. The veggie platter is hummus, baba ghanouj, tabule salad, cabbage salad, 6 falafels and 2 pita. Everything was delicious. Usually I stray from Falafel because I find it kind of bland and worse yet--greasy. Not these Falafel balls. It was very light, had a very good flavor and not greasy at all. The hummus was very creamy and had a nice subtle nutty flavor. The Tabule was so fresh--great flavor, hint of something citrusy. The Baba Ghanouj was definitely my favorite--nice smoky eggplant flavor--the smokiness was not overpowering at all, very smooth and so delicious with the pita. The space is nice and very clean--not much in decor. Service was friendly and didn't mind all my questions since I was newbie to this place. Too bad it's so far from home--I'm thinking about that chicken shwarma again. Time to book my manicure--that now means lunch at Naf Naf--hooray!
(4)
Levent T.

Soft pita, spicy flavors and quality ingredients across the board. I preferred the tenderness and flavor of the Chicken Shawarma over the Beef tenderloin. Also, I wasn't expecting hummus to come in the pita sandwich but I was so glad it did. If you're not a fan of it make sure you tell them to keep it off. Service isn't that quick and not friendly at all but the food will make me return for sure.
(4)
Pizzaman M.

My third favorite place for Mediterranean cuisine. Found this place by accident helping a friend pick up his car. The chicken shawama sandwich was big and tasty!!! The rice was ok....but the chicken sandwich made up for it!!! Nice and friendly staff and clean and pleasant environment. Nevertheless a great place to eat!!!
(4)
Brian R.

Last time here I had the Shawarma platter which was excellent but a little too much food for me (and I can eat a lot). Came back again for the same thing but in a Pita, score! It is a fantastic combination of flavors and textures and the Israeli salad is mixed right in with the chicken. Nobody has better Pita's, nobody! I also had the Lentil Soup and Tea for an additional $2.50. The soup was a great choice as a substitute for fries. If you can handle a little heat, try the Tahini & hot pepper salsa/sauce they have out as a condiment. Will be back!
(5)
Maura S.

NEVER lets me down....EVER Flavorful, delicious ... and the crowds inside speak for itself. Do yourself a favor and for sure, go here.
(5)
Jonathan E.

Holy cow! This place is out of this world and by far my favorite restaurant ever. Ive been coming here for many, many years. Every single item on this menu is out of this world. My all time favorite is the beef kifta in a pita. The chips are amazing, the israeli salad, the pitas!! Oh my god the pitas!! They are like little bits of heaven. So yummy. I always buy a pack of pitas if they are available and I eat like a king for a few days after. Don't keep them around too long though, I suspect they use all fresh ingredients and no preservatives because they will mold at room temperature after a few days. This is a good thing because I appreciate these kind of ingredients for a healthier and happier me! Service is wonderful too. The cashiers are also pleasant and helpful. The chefs are very nice too. It's a great experience from start to finish in there nice new little locations on Freedom drive. Please come and open one in Bucktown please so I don't to travel so far ;) You'd make a killing here!
(5)
Michelle M.

NAF NAF! OH MY GOD! The star of the show here is the amazing, wonderful, delectable pita. Every other pita in the world PALES in comparison to the warm, fluffy, pillow-like Naf Naf pitas. I would sleep on a pile of Naf Naf pitas every night and happily eat my way out of bed every morning. The smooth, creamy hummus here is delicious as well, but frankly it's just an excuse to eat more pita. In addition to a massive pile of pitas, I also had a falafel plate. Yum! The falafel were delicious- crispy on the outside, soft on the inside and well-seasoned. They came with two sides; I got rice and potatoes. The potatoes are awesome- like big, thick, tender homemade potato chips. I am not exaggerating when I say that as soon as I started eating on my first trip to Naf Naf, I was plotting a return trip. Maybe tomorrow. Maybe right now.
(5)
Rebecca R.

My first visit was a few months back when someone brought me to try the 'amazing schwarma'. Where I live, Mediterranean food is hard to find, so I was very excited and egar to see if this will become a new obsession. I ordered the chicken schwarma and split a small baba ganoush. Wow, both were very flavorful and generous in portion. One thing that makes this place stand out from other Mediterranean places is the very soft and fluffy pita bread. It is made fresh and you can buy a pack of about five to take home with you. There was something unique about their pita bread that keeps me thinking about going back to have another piece. I have been there twice and stand strong with my 4 star raiting on Naf Naf Grill. It was pretty clean, the staff was pretty nice, the wait was pretty short, and the food was pretty darn good. I have had better, but for the area, it really hits the spot!
(4)
Dee S.

this is one of our fav restaurants. we recommend the schwarma, falaffel, hummus, chix ka bob, and desserts. the pita is made fresh in front of you and you have never tasted pita like this - so warm and SOFT!!! Oh yea baby! You better not miss this place!
(5)
Bradley S.

5 stars is a tricky rating. Is it for the best food ever, or just a place being the best that it can be? This place gets 5 stars because I can't imagine how this place could be any better at being what it is: a falafel and shawarma joint. The pita is fresh-baked, flavorful and fluffy and the hot sauce is clearly made in-house. The falafel is fresh and light-tasting, easily crushable and a perfect pairing to the afore mentioned ingredients. Finally, the lentil soup was creamy and bright, tasting more like fresh spinach than the earthy blah one normally associates with lentil soup. I had the israeli salad, which was good, but didn't compare to their best dishes. But I didn't care, this place is fabulous.
(5)
Jimma J.

I was waiting for a good Mediterranean take out place and Naf Naf really delivered. Their pitas are a good size for lunch and their lentil soup is incredible. Try the spicy sauce!
(4)
Karen T.

There is nothing I don't love about Naf Naf Grill...the service is fast, the food is awesome and the restaurant is clean. Great option for either takeout or a quick lunch.
(5)
Tom T.

I am split on how to review Naf Naf. The food was very good. Nice cuts of meat freshly prepared. Big soft pillowy naan. I liked their green spicy sauce. But then their is the price. I paid approx $25 for 2 platters picking up dinner for me and my wife. It was a good amount of food but still for that price you would think a side of humus might be provided. Nope, that would be even more. And it is not fast. I waited probably 10 min for the food to come out. I'd think there would be some way to speed it up. Roti does it much quicker in the Chipotle-style production line. There seemed to be a lot of employees running around in the kitchen area. Maybe there is a way to streamline, make faster and bring down the cost? Just a thought. At this price point and setup Naf Naf can't be a go-to fast casual spot.
(3)
Alice L.

I'd like to quote Agnes from "Despicable Me" and say... "IT'S SO FLUUUUUFFAYYYYY!!!" Holy Pita! It's like the Pita of ALL Pita's! Soft, Warm, Fluffy like no other. If I could buy a lifesized pillow version, I would! Frankly, it doesn't even feel like a pita, more like spongecake (but doughy like pita). It's got bounceback! My friend said "I want Naf Naf Every-Day! Are you sure there's no Naf Naf in NY?!?". He then continued to "Mmm" every minute or so. No joke. The Lentil Soup is awesome - it's got a hint of garlic and chicken soup? and a teeny kick to it. Yum! The Tenderloin Kebab - Juicy red in the center, spiced perfectly. More Please! The Falafel - ah, here's where we come to a small issue. The crunch factor was definitely there, in fact, it was GREAT. The taste - eh, and the texture, kind of moist and mushy. Thank goodness for the pita! I wish we had Naf Naf in NYC, I'd def be over there all the time! "Mmmm!"
(5)
Erick H.

I know I have reviewed Naf Naf before, but they never cease to amaze me. So glad they moved to their new location. Chicken Shawarma Pita, as always, and they finally learned how to cook their fries (chips) to be crispy. Love them! I could eat at Naf Naf the rest of my like and be totally happy. Oh, and they are opening a place over on Rt 59 by the mall. Now I can stop in for a bite when I'm out shopping!
(5)
Richard B.

So good. I love Mediterranean food and have had all of the regular Chicago area joints. This is the best shawarma of any of them.
(5)
Jim W.

First off the pitas are great! They make them fresh so they are soft and warm. My typical order is the hummus topped with chicken shawarma. The hummus and shawarma are nicely seasoned with just the right amount of garlic and spices. The dish is served with two pitas. I also order a couple of falafels. The falafels are the best I've had. They have nice crunch and aren't dry like a lot of falafels I've had. Good food and good prices.
(5)
Heather J.

I first visited the Naf Naf Grill back when it was tucked away in a converted Taco Bell shop on Ogden Avenue and the line-ups weren't quite to stretching out the door on a chilly afternoon. Not many of us knew about the quality hidden away in this treasure of a restaurant, though the LTH Forum's wise foodies were refulgent in their praise, the way the Duchess of Devonshire's ardent fans equated her with the second coming of Helen of Troy. Naf Naf was outstanding then, and I ventured upon their shop on Rt 59 -- finally -- amidst a slew of fast food joints and mediocre food offerings around the Woodfield Mall. I had hoped they continued to offer their usual outstanding array of shwerma, pitas, kebabs and salads I remember fondly from earlier excursions. I am happy to note Naf Naf sacrificed nothing by going into the big leagues rather than staying a small, obscure local joint beloved by a few foodies and people jealously guarding their secret haunt. Succulent, airy pitas float by on plastic trays like a dream. The flavourful swirl of herbs and spices lingers upon the air with an authenticity which reminds me of the beloved Olga's in the Detroit metro area, which features a similarly Mediterranean feel to its cuisine. The menu boards at Naf Naf are relatively sparse, filled with delicacies like Israeli salad and purple cabbage salad, kebabs, and their aromatic, delectable shwermas, which are the star attractions for me. Portion sizes are large without being wasteful, and the plates will be certain to fill up even the heartiest eater with the array of hummus, pita dips, and more. The price point will be higher than the average fast food place: $7 for pita pockets, $12 for plates, but well worth the price for authentic, well-seasoned, and extremely filling food. Sides range between $2 to $5, and they have a single dessert, baklava, to add to the experience. It's never greasy, and even the lightly fried food means just that: lightly fried, a kiss of heat rather than doused in icky oil. On a nice day the patio is a great place to sit.
(4)
Tricia D.

I have never had pita bread so. freakin'. fluffy! WOW! The plates/entrees include plenty of food and the choice of 2 sides. The Israeli salad and basmati rice are okay; I liked the fries, which are like lightly salted potato chips. Also, if you visit their website, you'll notice the song that plays through the audio is "Beggin'". Not the most Middle Eastern song, but after you try this place, it'll leave you beggin' for more of that pita bread.
(4)
Enzo D.

I love Naf Naf Grille! All of the food is fresh, with exotic flavors that are subtle and very flavorful! I highly recommend Naf Naf!
(4)
Clint B.

4.5 STARS!!!! This is simply the best MED food west of Pulaski that I have found! Honestly I had a 5 star meal, but would really have to try more of their menu to rate them 5 stars! I'm not in the area anymore, but you can bet I will eat here if I make it that far west! Great job bringing great food to the deep Burbs!
(4)
Ham S.

Simple, delicious, generous portions, fluffy pita bread, and clean simple atmosphere. We're fans and we've become regulars. Get the Chicken Shwarma plate with fries and salad (or rice). You won't regret it.
(5)
Monica G.

Awesome place!!!
(4)
Hemanshu B.

Yummy! The chicken kabob and falafel is super tasty and you can cut the chicken with your fork. Love this place! First time and I will return. I didn't eat the pita however they make them fresh and I took them home and my family raved about how tasty and light they were. I WISH they had onion however to put on the sandwich.
(5)
Judy H.

The food is amazing! I've never had fluffier, tastier pitas. I took 1 star off because the set up in this joint is awful. Tables are stuck to the ground so you cannot move to accomodate different size parties. The acoustics are set up so noise bounces off everyhwere so you cannot hear the person you're eating with. The pick-up food and drink area is so small that it gets super crowded with just a few people waiting in the area. The place is truly horribly designed. What they severly lack in floor planning, they make up in food making. The pitas are the bomb, but the ingredients inside are also really fresh. I've had the chicken shwarma and the chicken thigh kabobs. The meat is so tender and juicy. Be aware that the sides are HUGE. You get a heaping plate of basmati rice for a side portion. I also love the spicy green relish you can grab. It really gives the food a kick! I can't wait for the Loop location to open!
(4)
Mike P.

I love this place. I got a ton of food on the plate choice of chicken schwarma, and name sure to grab the green hot sauce at the end. It's so good...
(5)
Lauren P.

Ok so this place looks like chipotle, but the food is awesome! Quite frankly, a definite upgrade from Pita Inn! Authentic quality of the meat and superb pita! I must stress how wonderful their pita is! Their falafel is alright, they kind of put too much sauce on the sandwich. Next time I'll say sauce on the side and hopefully their falafel will be crunchier. Anyway check it out!
(4)
Tobin h.

The place was surprisingly fabulous. First impression was bad because the ambiance and first person servicing my client and I made it feel like a stuffy, pompous Miami Beach wannabe quick serve grille. However, it went up, quickly from there. The gentleman taking our order was friendly, helpful, and was even prepared with a confident recommendation (chicken Shwarma). As highly as this place was already rated I would say it may even be underrated. Great experience and I recommend going out of your way to try this Golden Olive of a restaurant!
(4)
Mary S.

For "fast food", it is excellent, cooked to order, fresh ingredients, generous servings and something for everyone, including vegans.
(5)
Kedar D.

This place has a Chipotle-style setup and look (and is also situated in a stripmall) but sells hummus and falafel instead of salsa and burritos. I had a falafel sandwich ($4.99) and a cup of lentil soup ($2.99). All of this came with a large fountain soda and the total price came out to a little over $8 with tax. First, the good: the lentil soup was excellent. It wasn't overly watery, nor was it a thick porridge. The spices and herbs created a soothing savory flavor, perfect for a cold winter afternoon. The falafel, on the other hand, was only passable. To start, they don't offer wholewheat pita, which is a shame, because their white pita is akin to Wonder Bread: a preternaturally soft and spongy thing that could only have been created in a laboratory. The falafel pieces themselves were too soft for my likes (I like my falafel crispy) and woefully under-spiced. In comparison, you could get much heartier and more flavorful falafel at Pita Pit, a national chain that is to Subway the way Naf Naf is to Chipotle. Pita Pit gives you more for your money and you can customize your pita with different vegetables, spicy condiments, and wholewheat or normal pita. While I'm happy Naf Naf is not just another Chipotle, they have a lot of room for improvement.
(2)
Matt M.

amazing middle eastern food.
(5)
Adam J.

Delicious and the prices were pretty competitive. Sure, it may be the Tom & Eddie's of Mediterranean food, but they get the job done. Lots of flavor all around. I loved the style of the pita
(4)
Alvina C.

I was so excited to try this place since I pass by it all the time. The puffy pitas do ROCK and that is why they get an extra star, but I am in agreement with some of the other fellow yelpers, this was overpriced when comparing to many other area restaurants. The restaurant is newer, so everything was clean. I do like that they have a station with extra plates for sharing. I went with the family and we tried the chicken shawarma and the beef tenderloin. I found that although the chicken was moist and tender, it lacked taste. The beef tenderloin was very good, again moist and tender, decent flavoring. The cucumber salad was refreshing with all the hot meats and rice. I really wanted to like this place more but the food being just "ok" and the pricing won't make this place a regular stop.
(3)
Rod G.

Simply put, if you don't like the food here , you should stick to burgers and fries. We ordered a falafel plate, with basmati rice and Israeli Salad. We also had a chicken schwarma sandwich. All were the best we have ever had. We will definitely be back.
(5)
Danielle C.

The pita bread is something to dream about. Really. Truly. Seriously. No flat pancake, hard pitas are served here! Huge, fluffy, soft and delicious pitas are served with the food. These almost deserve a review all by themselves. The Falafel is ok. Nothing special, nothing bad (and we ALL know what bad falafel is like!). The tahini and hummus are pretty wonderful. Not a huge fan of the Israeli salad. Basmati rice is done right. All in all, a good Mediterranean place. In the city, the pitas would stand out. The rest of the food? It is good, just not totally rave worthy. Good place for lunch with at LEAST a meal left over. Not a place to go if you are counting bucks.
(4)
Jessica D.

Stopped over here on my way home from class in Skokie. Delicious food, if a little pricey. I ordered the veggie feast and OMG I had to grab a box and split out more than half for the next day. This is a meal and a half! Delicious, succulent, spectacularly flavored food. Loveee it. The pita bread is baked-fresh and aromatic. Warm. Delicious. Uber convenient location to Freedom Drive exchange ramps for I-88, and Diehl and Warrenville Roads. I'll be back!
(4)
Tee Marie C.

2 words, chicken shawarma!
(5)
Brandy W.

Wow! We were really impressed. My favorite things in a list. (Who doesn't love lists?) 1. The delicious, warm, fluffy pita. 2. French fries. Sliced thinly and almost like potato chips. 3. Atmosphere 4. Tahini-- mild, yet refreshing 5. Falafal. I'm usually not a huge fan but it was the best I've ever had! We had the Chicken Schwarma or however you spell that and falafal pita with added cabbage salad. Things I would change: 1. More allowances on how to create meals. I don't love tabuleh but would be stuck with it for the veggie platter. Perhaps I could ask to change things? They seemed reasonable. Yeah, that's it. No more changes. So good. For you veggies out there, there's also a lentil soup and I was told by the cashier that it is 100% vegetarian. Can't wait to have a bowl of that with either a salad, fries, and of course plenty of delish pita! For $.75, I'm in carb heaven. The place was packed. Always a good sign.
(5)
Jessica G.

I really just can't believe I did not get to come here before today. And now I am looking for a reason to go back. Soon. Highlights include possibly the best pita I have ever had - the signs on the walls proclaim that the pitas are made fresh every 15 minutes and I don't know if that is true but they are delicious and soft and pillowy and everything that is right with the world. I also really liked the falafel and other goodies that went into that awesome pita - good flavor in a very small space. Portions are moderate but not ridiculously huge and the price is pretty hard to beat and we got our orders quickly. Tasty good stuff - needs to be repeated soon!
(4)
Aaron R.

It's almost redundant for me to write a review, given how many reviews there are already! I've never sat down and eaten at the restaurant, but we did a very large takeout order of pitas, falafels, baklava, hummus, and so on - and it was phenomenal. I actually picked up on Christmas Eve, and the gentlemen working the cash register turned out to be one of the owners - really nice guy, very dedicated to the business. Stop reading and drive there - NOW!
(5)
Peter K.

While I'm not a huge fan of Mediterranean food, I love the price value relationship you get for their food. I typically get their chicken schwarma pita which comes with a lot of chicken. Their plate will last you for 2-3 meals! They have fantastic pita bread and their hummus is AMAZING. The atmosphere is fairly noisy so it's not a great place to take a date or have an intimate conversation as there aren't any specific booths to talk amongst yourselves, but the service is great, the food is nicely priced, and it's in a great location!
(4)
Sarah R.

Remember when you went to Chipotle for the first time, and it was a "Burrito Game Changer?" Naf Naf feels like that for Middle Eastern food. I hope they spread far and wide, and come to Madison, WI soon.
(5)
Lena W.

Very good food. Visited them first when they were on Ogden. Once they moved to Freedom Drive, the prices went up a bit, but the food is still very good. They're good for an occasional visit, but for the portion size and price, it's not an overall good value.
(4)
Ryan W.

If you eat here I highly recommend getting the fries (which are more like freshly made chips). They were stellar and well worth the sub-$2 price tag. I grabbed the Chicken Shawarma which in some ways reminded me of what you get at Pockets because of the medley of things they stuff into the pita. The pita bread was incredibly soft which made it stand apart from some of the others that I've had, and overall I'd say it was pretty good. Be sure to watch them shaving the chicken in the background because I've only seen that kind of thing done with gyro meat, and it was interesting to see how they had it set up. We went on a Friday night around 7PM with the intention of carrying out the food, which I was happy we chose to do after seeing how much of the seating was already occupied. So if you're hitting up the place during a prime time you may have to stalk a table if you plan on eating there.
(4)
Greg H.

I am a big fan of Naf Naf. I have been their a number of times and had a great experience there each time. The most amazing thing there is their on site fresh baked pita. Once you have these pita, you will start to weep every time you have to eat a hard cold store bought pita. These pita are white fluffy pillows of deliciousness. The falafel, beef, kefta, hummus, rice, and salads are delicious. Their chicken was a bit over seasoned when I had it. It is a casual place. It is kind of a middle eastern Panera because you order and pay at the register and then pickup your food at the counter.
(4)
D. C.

We love this place. My kids like coming here and we like it because everything seems very fresh and flavorful. Fast service, and the food is better than Roti.
(5)
Brandon M.

There needs to be at least one more felafel place in naperville. This place was good. I would go back for more, but I thought the price was a little high.
(4)
Katie V.

I love Middle Eastern food and Naf Naf is among the best I've had. As a vegetarian I've only ever ordered the veggie feast...because it's perfect. Everything included is extremely delicious. If I had to maker one small complaint it would be that the food is a little heavy and a little salty. But for most people looking for a tasty restaurant meal that's not necessarily a bad thing.
(5)
Craig R.

They serve som tasty shwarma here. I usually get the chicken shwarma in a pita and it hits the spot. The prices wont break the bank and you will have more than enough food to eat at 2 meals if you so choose - hey eat it all at one ... i am not judging!
(4)
Brian I.

At first I had a gut reaction to dislike Naf Naf after its move and sleek new look. I thought, "there's no way they can retain their authenticity and quality while expanding and looking like the Chipotle of the Middle East Cuisine." To me, it does feel overly marketed and the consultant's trite decoration concept oozes from every aspect of the interior. With that said, however, it's a great place to eat, air conditioned (now that's an improvement everyone can love!), and clean. Oh, and I stand 100% corrected on the quality of the food! The food has remained awesome. The hot sauce is flavorful and spicy. The purple-cabbage and tabule salads mouthwatering. The pitas are warm, fresh, fluffy, and delicious. The falafel is fried perfectly and actually taste like chickpeas. If you're looking for an interesting twist in flavor and high quality in the ubiquitous fast-casual restaurant scene, Naf Naf is for you.
(4)
Karen Anne B.

I've been here twice now. Both times I went it was hard to find a place to sit and we ended up cramming a third chair at a two person table. On the second visit, it was so crowded that my friends and I had to stand there with our trays of food (I had mine for at least 10 minutes if not 15, they had theirs about 5) waiting for a table. And some people are so rude that they'll sit there for 10-15 minutes after they are done eating, just talking while you stand RIGHT THERE next to them holding your damn food! Anyway...I think the food is decent. It's not the best "middle eastern" food I've ever had, and it is far from the worst. Yes, the pita is fabulous and fluffy. The falafel is decent, though as another reviewer mentioned, I'd prefer it to be a little more crispy. The people I've gone with all seemed to like it, but nobody thought it was mindblowing. I really wanted to love it more than I actually did. I might go again if it was an odd time or I could pick it up and eat elsewhere, it's just not worth the aggrivation to me to stand around with my food and fight for a table.
(3)
Rachel V.

Fantastic place for great Mediterranean food! The restaurant is styled like a fast food place. You order and are given a buzzer that will begin to light up when your food is ready. Though styled like a fast food place, the food reflect a more homemade feeling. The pitas are made in house, and you can see them making the chicken shwarma on the spit behind the counter. I would recommend ordering a pita instead of a plate, as the portions are very generous. Also the plate prices range around $11 while the pitas are around $6-7. If you are a fan of Lentil soup, or even if you have not tried it, I would recommend ordering it as a side. Absolutely delicious!!
(5)
Jillian A.

Here's a little disclaimer to my review. I've never before had a Falafel until I went to Naf Naf Grill. I have also never dabbled in ANY kind of Middle Eastern food, so I'm not comparing my experience to anything. I had a falafel pita with a side of rice. In my opinion it was too much food, but what kind of person would I be to score AGAINST that? The rice was fabulous considering it is mass produced. It wasn't sticky or like mash. The star of the show of course are the fresh pitas. I've never had a pita so good in my life. The restaurant itself was very well put together & was not intimidating (considering it was my first time there, I truly think about these things). For a fast food joint, I was pleased with how it actually felt like I wanted to sit down and eat like a regular restaurant. I am minus one star because it wouldn't be accurate to give a perfect score to something I've only tried for the first time.
(4)
Chuck D.

I almost just died. I'm not joking - my heart is pounding so hard right now because I just had Yelp SUGGEST I write a review for Naf Naf Grill.... I'm sorry?? I didn't run right home months and months ago when I first discovered Naf Naf (via Yelp, of course!) and write a raving five star review? Anyway - this will be fixed.... now! Naf Naf is AMAZING! The best, most fresh, soft pitas you will ever eat. The hummus is just... perfect. Absolutely perfect. So much flavor is packed into the falafels, and the chicken shawarma is not to be missed - so juicy. Oh god, now I want to go to Naf Naf and I just ate dinner! All I'm saying is go there - there will definitely be something you love.... and then go back, and try something else... and you'll love that too. You'll love Naf Naf. I love Naf Naf. I'd give it six stars if I could. That's it - Six Stars. There. I did it.
(5)
Dianne S.

Lunch with the hubby. What I ordered: -lentil soup ($2.99 for a small cup)...a bit on the bland side -babaganoush ($4.99 for a small)...great flavor, chunky-complete with some bitter eggplant seeds, keep in mind that a small literally takes up the complete surface area of a dinner plate -falafel sandwich...crunchy, perfect blend of spices, generously busting out of its fluffy, pillow-like pita This is the home of the fluffiest, softest, tastiest pita. Plus I love that the hint of sweetness. This pita has nothing on Sultan's Market! So definitely pick up a bag of pitas to go! They're packaged up at the counter and are so fresh that the bag is still filled with steam!
(4)
Chirag P.

This place has ruined all other pita/falafel/Middle Eastern "fast food" places for me. Love at first taste... from the amazing pitas to the chicken schnitzel, this place is AWESOME. GO... GO NOW and GET SOME!
(5)
Honey B.

Went back since it's so close to work. Eh. It's not bad, it's not fabulous. I LOVE Mediterranean food but this just doesn't cut it I guess. There's something missing. This time I had the chicken kebab, cost was over 7$. It was a big pita but it just does not taste authentic to me. It was good, but not over the top. It's good for you though! The staff was still pretty apathetic. The menu was very limited. Not bad for quick lunch, but other than that, pretty pricey for what you actually get and not all that fabulous.
(3)
DeaconMSA W.

Great food. simply put.
(4)
William B.

The hype is real. Outstanding. Unfortunately, everyone knows it. Luckily, I arrived about 5 minutes before a line formed out the door, so I was able to find a table. Their chicken shwarma sandwich is stellar. On this visit I had a falafel sandwich and small hummus. A ton of food, but I ate it all because I just couldn't justify leaving anything on my plate. Love their hot sauce. This cuisine is my addiction. I wish the Naf was closer. Sounds like they are trying to take over the world, so maybe they'll open up near Elmhurst or Addison or Schaumburg (hint, hint).
(5)
Debi C.

I LOVE Naf Naf Grill! The food is amazing-I love the falafel in the pita with the chopped veggies and the sauce, YUM! I love the little pickles that come along side the sandwich. The Restaurant is so nice and clean-I would pick this sandwich to be my last meal!
(5)
Kathy L.

Really liked this place! Fast Middle Eastern food that was very fresh looking AND tasting... Busy lunchtime crowd but we had no trouble finding a seat. Kind of far from home but we would definitely go back.
(4)
Michelle H.

Not so good, not worth the long line and noisy crowded eating area.
(2)
Annie C.

Amazing! They are super generous with the portions, I couldn't finish my veggie feast I ordered! We stayed until closing and the manager handed us bags filled with warm pitas for free too! I guess they were going to throw them out anyways. I'm not sure about the whole authenticity part of it all, but it's definitely not that bad. I'd like to say better than Pita Inn!
(4)
Melissa H.

Naf Naf has been like a unicorn to me for about year. I have been hearing wonderful, mythic superlatives about this place since I moved, and only a couple of weeks ago did Tony H. and I finally stop by. The unicorn in the room is real here, folks. The pitas stand up to their mythic reputation; warm, pillowy, fresh, soft, large, and moist, I recommend you order a couple on the side, because you'll be sad when you finish yours off. I've tried both the chicken schwarma and beef options, and both were perfectly cooked, spiced, and heated. Warm and spicy flavors, surrounded by those soft pitas, fill your mouth, and leave you a little stunned on your first time. Their basmati rice is fresh, perfectly spiced, and very filling. You get quite the big plateful for what you pay. The homemade pickles are delicious and the hot sauce is VERY hot. For $7-9, you can go to X fast food and get a crusty, fried value meal, or you can come to Naf Naf and surround yourself in steamy, fresh, perfectly cooked unicorns.
(5)
Boomer B.

We've returned to Naf Naf a couple of times over the last year and it's about the same as last time. We still lament the changes that must be inevitable when a restaurant increases the number of locations, but the food is still good. The fresh pita continually surpasses that available anywhere else in the area. Why can't they work on training their staff to be more customer-oriented?
(3)
Kate S.

I had heard about this place from a coworker, and after much convincing of the rest of the employees, we ordered Naf Naf for a staff luncheon a few weeks ago. It was delicious enough that we ordered it again the following week for another staff meeting (which says a lot because a lot of people were a little hesitant to try it - they have some "regular" food, like the chicken breast kabob pita, to ease people into Mediterranean food). I will preface all of this by saying I am a huge snob when it comes to Mediterranean food...I've had some amazing food, and some horrid experiences, so I'm very picky. It's my favorite type of food, so I love it when it's done well, and hate it when it isn't. The first time around I had the chicken schwarma pita, with everything on it. The schwarma was not quite as good as Pita Inn, however everything else was divine. They also really pile on the schwarma - almost bursting the pita because it's stuffed so full. Awesome. We ordered a veggie platter as well to all split, and my coworker who suggested it and I pretty much polished that off. Usually I don't like babaganoush, but theirs is really tasty. You also get a lot of food on the veggie platter, which is great. The second time around i went with the hummus topped with falafel...a solid choice. Their hummus is some of the best I've ever had, and it came with 5 or 6 falafels on top, as well as two pitas. I could have used another pita or two to help finish off the hummus, but I stole a few from the veggie platter we ordered again to share, so that worked out well for me :) Their falafels are perfectly done, and the pita bread is some of the best I've ever had. The pricing is also pretty reasonable...you can get a pita for between 5 and 7 bucks, a larger dinner or platter for under 10. Everything smells really great too. I'm hungry just thinking about it. My only two complaints: One, it's in Naperville, so it's way out of the way for me. Two, I wish they had grape leaves. I don't know why they don't.
(5)
Cici B.

I absolutely adore healthy fast food centered on Mediterranean cuisine. Going to school on the East coast, I've found Maoz that satisfies my falafel addition. Naf Naf is similar in concept but with more variety. Why can't there be more of these kinds of establishments? In a nutshell: Naf Naf is cheap, fast, and delicious. The falafel pita I had was only $5! The drawback is that Naf Naf is only located in the western suburbs of Chicago. Please don't deprive us of your deliciousness and open up more locations (like in the north suburbs, near me) please!
(5)
Triphena W.

I'm in love with Naf Naf! Their pita bread is definitely the star. Order it with hummus or in a sandwich. Luxurious, soft, pillowy deliciousness. The sandwiches are fantastic: extremely fresh and well-executed. You must let them put everything on it. My favorite pita sandwich so far is the chicken thigh kabab. I also love the falafel, pita bread, and hummus plate! Those falafels: light and crisp on the outside, creamy within, hints of warm spices. This place is far superior to Pita Inn. Go Go Go!
(5)
Anna H.

I love this place! Hubby and I finally got a chance to go there and check out their food. Mediterranean style food with a Chipotle restaurant type ordering type counter where you pay ahead and wait for your food to come out. The wait doesn't take long at all (unless you're going during rush hour lunch time). Onto the food... I would HIGHLY recommend any of their stuffed pitas! My favorite is the chicken shawarma. It is filled with fresh ingredients such as tomatoes, cucumbers, hummus, grilled pulled seasoned chicken, and of course their special spices sauce...YUM! I cannot say enough. Their pitas itself are just DELICIOUS and so fresh out of the oven. They also have really good falafels and rice...the best deal is getting the combo if you're going to order the falafels cause it's $10 on a plate and it comes with like 5 or 6 freshly fried falafels, rice, and side of fries. Great deal! Overall, great food, great environment. Look forward to coming here often!
(5)
Ashley W.

I've been back several more times and each time I go back, I find myself enjoying it more and more. My new recent favorite is the Schnitzel - thin, lightly breaded sesame chicken. I prefer my pita without the hummus and it's absolutely perfect! If you're in the mood for dessert- the baklava is also a cheap, tasty treat.
(5)
Robyn C.

I was really excited to try this place because it had great reviews, but when I got there they were out of the first thing on their menu .. the chicken shwarmma ... how are you out of something on a Saturday night at 8:00 PM??? I well amend my review when I go back and the food turns out good, but for now, it's only one star for running out of food!!??
(1)
Brian C.

Not only did "Sharawma" instantly become one of my favorite words, it also became one of my favorite Middle Eastern foods (it is important to note here that I have not had Falafel or baba ganoush). The pita is super fresh with great flavor. I need to go back and try other meny items because the Chicken Shawarma Pita was unreal! I highly recommend it. One thing, their "fries" are actually chips. But those too were fresh and made in-house. Great hummus as well! Naf Naf is similar to a Noodles & Company or Panera, in that you order at the counter and wait for you timer to go off. There are no servers or anything. It is a clean establishment with a modern feel. I hope they open one closer to my house. I would be a regular!
(4)
Meg S.

The pitas are HEAVEN. Love that they give you a choice of dark or white chicken meat, because I love dark. So yummy! The hummus is simple but amazing. It was empty when I went one day after work on a Friday, which seemed like a bad sign. But man, that doesn't even matter to me. The food speaks for itself.
(5)
Howard L.

I dropped by the new location and had my standard chicken shawarma pita for $6.50. Same great freshness and value as at the old Ogden location. Judging by the filling in my colleague's beef kabob shawarma, the chicken is still the better value to me. Lunch dining was fine and my colleagues and I saw no crowds at 11:30am on a weekday. The floodgates kinda open up at about 11:50am though, so it's still a popular place. A lot more room here as you might expect, but it's very basic, and the food quality and freshness is still the big draw. They give you a light buzzer to tell you your order is ready, so you can sit while you wait a few minutes.
(4)
Ron P.

This place has been in business for about 4 years. The good middle eastern fast food. Fresh Pita bread. The meats are fresh and tender. The employees are friendly and recently expanded. Try it you will not regret it.
(4)
Tanisha R.

I just left from what was my VERY FIRST VISIT to Naf Naf Grill and I am 100% sold on this awesome place! The food is absolutely delicious and very low in fat. I stopped in here on the way home from leaving the gym and I truly enjoyed this food! I got the chicken shawarma plate (with basmati rice and Israeli salad as my 2 sides) and all I can say is OMG! It was so flavorful and filling! I enjoyed it so much, I went back up to the counter and placed a 2nd order TO-GO! LOL The service is great. They're ever so polite and courteous to their customers! NAF NAF, I WILL BE SEEING YOU AGAIN SOON! ;o)
(5)
Crystal M.

First I have to say I am a very picky eater. So when I had to go eat here with a group of friends I was not happy. I didn't think I would be able to find something I would like. But the wonderful people at Naf Naf worked with me. I was able to order just plain chicken and a plain pita...nothing else. To others this may seem boring but this is what I like. I have to tell you the chicken was the best chicken I had in a very long time and the pita was fabulous. I was surprised at how much I enjoyed my meal. I loved it. So picky people that are afraid of this cuisine. Never fear you can order to your liking and love it!!!
(5)
Katherine B.

There really is no point to reviewing due to the overwhelming amount of positive reviews here but I'll add another one to the pile. It's awesome. I was thinking about taking away a star due to how far away it is from me but that's not naf nafs fault, it's mine.
(5)
Sharon R.

There is not much to add that has not been said about this eating establishment. The food is delicious, the prices are cheap and the parking is free. I drive from Lockport to get my yummy baba-g and hummus, and heavenly puffy pita fix. I am never disappointed. Their salads are to die for. Everything is fresh and so delicious I cannot get enough. I always leave with a ton of leftovers that continue to delight me for days. YUM!
(4)
Anna R.

Delicious, affordable fare for both vegetarians and meat eaters.
(5)
Dave S.

I really like Mediterranean food and I can't decide which is my favorite Naf-Naf or Pita Inn. I think they are both excellent but with little differences. Naf-Naf has probably the best pita that I have ever had; they are just like little puffy clouds of goodness. When it comes to the fillings in the pita sandwiches I can't pick a winner between the two I just really like both. Since the food is awesome at both the only way I could pick a winner is on price and Pita-Inn wins that hands down as Naf-Naf is about 25% more expensive across the board. For me they are both about a thirty minute drive from home but well worth it. Even though I think Naf-Naf is a little pricey compared to the competition I still have to give them five stars.
(5)
S R.

Wish these guys opened shop in Chicago....drumroll...well they actually will shortly! Excellent rice, lentil soup, and to-die-for falafel pita. I've never eaten a lighter falafel and theirs has to be the fluffiest pita bread on the planet. The lentil soup is served piping hot and when you tear off that pita and dip it in the soup.....wow! My wife reports that the chicken shawarma was equally awesome. 5 stars because the food and service was that good. I bet you will not be able to tell the difference between their rice and lentil soup and a home cooked bowl of the same- yup, that good! And grab a few small tubs of that hot sauce...please, thanks!
(5)
Wesley S.

The Naf-Naf Grill, at two years, is still a relatively new restaurant. Its food is decent, but not outstanding. It is somewhat overpriced. Naf-Naf occupies a structure that could well have been a small restaurant, such as a pancake house, before Naf-Naf took over. It has that look. You order at the grill and take food out, or eat it at the table inside or outdoors. The menu is Lebanese. It contains standard pita sandwich, grill and hummus type items, along with a lentil soup. The food is ok, but not exciting and not outstanding. The restaurant itself gets a lot of outdoor light. What I most noticed was that the food was overpriced, at least compared with Albany Park, which is where I eat Lebanese food. (For example, there is a $1 charge per piece of pita bread. Why should a restaurant charge for extra pita? And $1 will buy a whole package of pita at the bakery.) For this reason, I tend to avoid Naf-Naf, although local residents should find Naf-Naf to be a perfectly satisfactory Lebanese grill, because few others exist in the area.
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Eric Q.

A friend of mine told me about this place when it was just a renovated old Taco Bell on Ogden Ave in Naperville. My wife and I had only gone there once and it was standing room only. All of the tables were filled and people were waiting in line outside the door to order and sit down. And this was around 2:00PM on a Tuesday; I couldn't imagine what it may have been around lunch time, but it was WAY too crowded even to park in the small lot, and since we were short on time, we went to Portillo's across the street in the interest of time. We made it a point to stop by again on our next trip to Naperville and had our taste buds all primed for some AWESOME Mediterranean and middle eastern food. Alas, the place was vacant! In retrospect, I wish I had tried them that first time instead of running to the nearest drive thru to save some time. We couldn't believe that a venue that had such high accolades and that was so packed during the off hours could've gone under, irregardless of the state of the economy. Portillo's won our business again, but I Googled Naf Naf when I got home to see what had happened to it and behold, they didn't go out of business, they simply moved to a larger location, and diversified to other locations too. We went the very next day and had the best chicken shwarma EVER! The freshly baked pita is truly like manna from heaven; soft and delicate texture and still with a bit of tooth too; I've never had pita like that. It was fragrant and very close to a freshly baked tandoori bread. The meat was flavorful and juicy, spiced just right and done to perfection. I'm no stranger to a large sandwich, and this one filled me up just fine. It was served with pickles, a small container of tahini and a flavorful green hot sauce that paired perfectly with the flavor of the shwarma. It was probably one of the best $6.59's I've ever spent for food! We also had the tabouleh for a side, which also was some of the best I've ever had. It was lemony and fresh, and the couscous (or bulgur) was in a perfect ratio to the parsley and other ingredients too. A large was around $4.99 and was enough that we could eat our fill then and bring the rest home and snack on it later that night. We also ordered a large hummus; $4.99 and you can also top it off with felafel or shwarma too for an additional charge, but we kept it simple. You will DEFINATELY want to order an extra pita or two however; you'll find you need it for all of that hummus! It was creamy and delicately flavored, and it was instantly apparent that it was made fresh to order. We looked at the other patrons plates while we were waiting, and it ALL looked great! We need to go back to try the kebabs, falafel etc... but I think that I may not be able to make it past the shwarma. One somewhat odd menu entry though is schnitzel. Although I wouldn't think of a Mediterranean or mid-eastern establishment to offer this item, it looked juicy and delicious nonetheless, as good as any brauhaus could offer. And when we asked the patron who was eating it how it was , she smiled very big smile and said it was delicious (and it looked it too...) I originally thought this was a ma and pa place, but apparently there are several locations that are all affiliated with this one, so I can't imagine them being any different from the one in Naperville. I told the friend who had originally recommended Naf Naf to us that they had a newer, better location now, and I believe it's his sincere intention to move in there and sleep in the kitchen (I wouldn't mind doing the same either...) On other points; the restrooms were very clean and tidy, there was much more seating here that at the old location and the staff was very friendly and helpful in explaining what some of the items were. The way that the counter was set up reminded me somewhat of ordering at Chipotle, and we were given a house pager to alert us to when our order was ready to go (it only took about 10 minutes in a pretty crowded house) so the service was fast even though they were pretty busy. You all need to try this place out ASAP, and I will probably see you there when you do, since I am DEFINATELY returning as often as I can. 8D
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Dennis L.

I have been wanting to visit Naf Naf since the day they opened, and I finally got to do so on my last day working in the burbs. I visited the restaurant with a colleague and lunch time, and the place was buzzing! I went with the chicken shawarma pita with a side of rice. The pita was amazing and the flavors were spot on! The rice was also delicious. Naf Naf Grill did quick-service middle eastern food right. I would certainly return.
(5)
Melissa L.

I like Middle Eastern food, but it was rare to find in Minneapolis a good place to eat. I suppose I was spoiled during my years at Madison. I was pleased to pass Naf Naf on my way home one day. I don't believe there are that many Middle Eastern restaurants around Naperville either. I remember when this place was still the Taco Bell, so it was interesting to come back and see that Naf Naf had taken over the building. You can still tell it's a Taco Bell, but that's as far as resemblances go. Came here for lunch with my mom. For about eighteen dollars, we both ordered pita sandwiches - falafel and chicken thigh shawarma - along with the pita sandwich specials. For about three more dollars, you get a drink and your choice of pilaf rice, lentil soup, or fries (although they were actually homemade chips). I was surprised at how crowded the place was and people kept coming in. We were able to get a seat and about three minutes later, our food was ready. In addition to our sandwiches and soup, we got a small dish of pickles and two steaming pita breads. The pita is, by far, some of the most delicious pita I have had. They make it on the premise, so it's still warm, fluffy, and toothsome. Not sure how authentic it is, but I definitely would eat this compared to the stale and thin packaged pita breads. I don't think I can go back. The soup was good, although a little on the salty side. It's a generous bowl so I was surprised. I was also surprised with my drink. Instead of just Coke or Sprite, they had Perrier, bottled water, lemon or lime San Pellegrino, and some more upscale looking bottled beverages, making the extra three bucks for soup and soda an excellent deal. The falafel was really crisp on the outside but soft and moist on the inside. The sandwich was packed with falafel and a cucumber/tomato salad and hummus. I couldn't finish it. You can also get a container of red pepper sauce, which adds a nice kick. The chicken thigh shawarma was delicious too. Moist and flavorful. I liked that they offered something other than white meat chicken. While the portions are huge, it's still pricey for eating lunch here everyday, hence the four stars. But you can get your leftovers to go and the service is pretty great. Overall, this is a real gem on Ogden, where it's much easier to get a greasy, unsatisfying meal than something delicious and healthy. Naf Naf, along with Joy Yee and Tofu Village, help fill that gap, but also introduce some new cuisine to Naperville residents.
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Venkata V.

If you want to enjoy FalaFal, go to Pita Inn or Pita House around chicagoland.
(2)
Richard G.

Best way to enjoy Naf Naf is to bring a bottle of Kendall Jackson Chardonnay and enjoy it with your dinner whatever it is. If you get disapproving looks from the Naperville old fogies seated around you, ignore them.
(5)
Dan K.

This place took me by complete surprise, I walk in to a big orange room filled with weird looking chairs. I order a shawarma pita and I am hooked. I am really not sure if this stuff is authentic or not, but I don't care. These guys have made food that make the soul happy, and vegetarian dishes that make the biggest carnivore drop to their knees and surrender. It is fresh and quite impressively made. A soft pita bun with choices of falafel and meat options. Gotta have the hummus and babaganoush, yea this place is good.
(5)
Elyse M.

Quick, delicious, and inexpensive - be sure to try the hummus and any of the pitas.
(5)
Laura K.

I pooh-poohed all the talk about Naf Naf's super-fluffy pitas because I thought a pita was a pita was a pita. As is so often the case, I was wrong. Let me put it this way - I have three pet rabbits and they're not as fluffy as the pitas at Naf Naf. The pitas are almost as fluffy as dinner rolls and are like chewing on a carby cloud. I stopped by tonight for takeout on my way home. The young guy who waited on me was friendly and double-checked that hot sauce had made it into my bag (for me, it's the spicier, the better). Since it was my first time there, I ordered the Veggie Feast since it looked like a good way to try a lot of different things. It came with hummus, baba ghanoush, tabule salad, purple cabbage salad, six falafel balls, two pitas and a mix of olives and pickles. All of it was delicious and they weren't kidding when they said it was a feast. It's HUGE. I stuffed myself and easily have enough for a big lunch tomorrow. It's definitely worth the price ($9.99), which originally made me hesitate. This was a night-and-day comparison to the experience I had at Cedar Grill a few weeks ago (check out my review on that place - I'm still steamed at what happened). Naf Naf is easy to swing by when I'm on my way home from visiting from parents and boyfriend and I can guarantee I'll be stopping by again!
(4)
Desiree Anne A.

Naf Naf grill was an interesting experience. The ordering process reminds me a lot of Chipolte. The ambiance was family friendly and lots of table seating. The pita was OK. I'm used to thinner pita, less fluff, and a little more toasty. It was quite heavy for my liking. What I did love about naf naf is their Israeli Salad! Really flavorful, crisp cucumber, and nice herb taste. I had the chicken shawarma plate and boy you could easily share this with two people or even three. The chicken severing is huge I tell ya. It was really good and tasted so well with the rice and salad. The only weird thing about my experience from naf naf was that a hour or two later me and a couple people from my party who had the same meal were feeling extremely thirsty and dehydrated. Our throats were so dry and a little itchy. We all had the same thirst quenching feeling. Might just be the amount of chicken we had, idk. 4 star for the Israeli Salad :D
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Christina A.

I've been coming here since right after they opened. Everything we've tried has been delicious. Can't wait for them to get into thier new space though. That old taco bell is cold in the winter, hot in the summer... and that's if you can find a place to sit. Go try the most incredible pitas you'll ever put into your mouth. Soft and fluffy. Very different from the dry, fall apart pitas other places serve.
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Brynn M.

I'm not normally a fan of any place that offers tzatziki sauce. But damn, their Chicken schwarma is phenominal and so are their "fries." The pita bread is straight up addictive. BIG FAN. I crave this stuff!
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Jennifer T.

This place is great. The restaurant is clean and has a modern appearance. The staff is friendly. Service is quick and easy. The food is great. I'm a vegetarian so I can't give opinion about their meats but their falafels are crispy and tasty. They don't taste extremely dry. So far, they have the fluffiest pita bread I've ever had. They're warm too.You are able to purchase a bag of their pita bread if you wish. The lentil soup tastes good as well. I would recommend Naf Naf Grill.
(5)
Rona H.

I had the hummus and pita with falafel on top. They make their pita bread fresh daily! The food is absolutely delicious. The prices are reasonable. You don't have to tip, which is more money in your pocket. My friends and I also had the baklava for dessert, which was tasty! You have to go outside and behind the building to go to the restroom, which is kind of annoying. They also don't have a large menu on the wall to see what they offer, just paper menus to look from. I don't know why they do this, but I think it'd be nicer because every time a new person walks in, I think they're accustomed to the fast-food-y ness of the place so they expect a big menu on the wall when they walk in. Then they approach the counter and the cashier has to hand a paper menu to them... They did say that because they were so successful, they would be moving really soon to another shopping area in Naperville... All in all, the shortcomings aren't enough to take away even one star from this restaurant because you don't come here for the decor. You come for the food. Good, reasonably priced food.
(5)
Eric B.

Really below average. Food was greasy and salty and tasted like Americanized versions of good Lebanese/Middle-Eastern food. Chicken shawerma was bland as was the kifta kebab. Tahini sauce tasted strange. Pita bread was really puffy and reminded me of sopapillas more than pitas. If you like good Lebanese food, this IS NOT the place to find it.
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Jenette S.

DELICIOUS. I came here once and got the Veggie Feast, because it had two things I love, vegetarian food and feasting. It was pretty good. THEN a second time I stopped in I ordered the Falafel Pita. I'm now there at least once a week for lunch, especially since they added a second location blocks from work. My Falafel Pita is savory and crunchy and creamy and cool and toasty all at the same time. The pitas are fluffy happiness. Service is a little slow, but mostly because they make everything super fresh. (Did I mention my falafels are always toasty while the sauce stuff they put on is appropriately cool... not some yucky lukewarm mess? That's freshness, my friends.)
(5)
Yogesh P.

I am falafel fan. I thought pita inn was the best in town. Naf Naf is closer to home. It is more fresh tasting and feels more clean. The bread is one of the best pita breads I've had. I wish they would give wheat a try, though. I prefer their baba ganoush over their hummus. Falafel is great and so is isreali salad. Anyone I've recommended this place to has liked it. I am vegetarian, but have heard the meat options are really good too.
(5)
Michelle M.

I made it! I finally made it! The food is light and airy and crazy great! Way different from any middle eastern/mediterranean food i've tasted lately! From the fluffy pitas to the light and crispy falafels this place knows how to make some good eatings! The baba and hummus were fresh and filling, and it's well priced for the amount of food you get. My parents were pretty surprised that the 'fries' were nothing more than rubberyish, semi-crispy chips, but they sure seemed to like them! ha! This place is pretty tight, and if I'm in the Naperville area hankering for some falafel, this is the place to go.
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David K.

For complicated reasons I wound up going to Naf Naf two days later. It was late, after 8. This time my friend had the Chicken Breast Kabab with rice and I had the Falafel with Lentil Soup. The soup is awesome. Perfectly seasoned. As my friend said 'my mother would love this; it's so hard to get good soup'. As for my friend, her first taste of the the Chicken breast elicited a gasp of astonishment at how good it was. My Falafel was excellent. At one point a man came over and handed us an entire package of freshly baked pita. He said 'it's late. i can't use it.' He handed other bags to other late diners. We spoke with him and he talked about his desire to keep the quality of all his dishes high. He certainly is doing that! The next day I took the bag of pita bread to work with some Hummus I bought (if I had thought of it I would have bought it from Naf Naf!) at Jewel (Sabras classic). Once people tasted the freshly baked pita they were very excited and the entire bag was gone by mid-afternoon. Naf Naf will have many more customers because I put a little sign I made saying where the pita was from. Carry on Naf Naf!
(5)
Joe W.

Awesome food and great service. The people behind the counter were courteous and the helpings are large for a lunch. The price for a pita, chips they call fries and a drink is around $10. More than I like to spend for lunch but there could easily be left overs. Great place!
(5)
Chester R.

the shawarma sandwiches are really, really good, so is the bread...and the baba ganoush the portion sized though for the beef kabob on a plate was tiny, nowhere near worth 14.99....that was a rip. its worth a look, but the prices are a bit too much for middle eastern street food.
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Karl B.

Not too shabby but not the greatest I've had. I do love their pita bread (this is the best I have ever had hands down, they make their own fresh on the spot). However, the shawarma pita/sandwich was just so-so, the best shawarma sandwich I have had in the US was probably Aladdins Restaurant in Arlington VA because it's simple (chicken, yogurt cucumber sauce, and veggies which is more in line with what i've had abroad) and the flavors complimented one-another well. With Naf Naf's their awesome pita is stuffed w/ chicken, hummus, Israeli salad (think of it as a Meditrarian pico de gallo of tomato, cucumber and olive oil, and parsley all finely chopped up) all I could taste was the chicken and olive oil in the hummus. I would return here if I was near by, and I do think their home made Pita was the best thing I had from here and hence the 3 stars. But the hummus and falaffel were no different than what I can get 10 min away at Cedar Grill. And while the Chicken shawarma was ok it was not the worst I've had but not the best either. Also I'm surprised at how limited the menu is here, they should really offer more selections.
(3)
Joy S.

I love their new location, very clean and white. The "get some shawarma for your mama" sign makes me chuckle everytime I walk in. The staff is very friendly, always helpful! They've helped me out to the car when I order too much to carry. They have great suggestions if you're not quite sure what to order. The hummus is heavenly. The pitas are baked fresh every day. So fresh you could eat the pitas plain, but why would you want to when there are so many delicious dipping options?! The hummus topped with falafel is generally a large enough portion, with 4 falafel and 2 pitas, that I don't need to eat again til the next day. While I'm partial to beef shawarma, in general, I have tried their chicken shawarma, and it's pretty darn good. My co-workers are always raving over their fries, which I have yet to try myself. They look more like chips than fries, but every time I tell the office I'm going to Naf Naf, I have requests of "Bring me back some fries!"
(5)
Jack J.

Warm, tender pitas are out of this world !!! Nothing like store bought. Fantastic chicken kabobs and beef kabobs. Great quality meat and seasoned with care. I was able to chat with owner. He stressed fresh preparation of his ingredients. Pitas are hand made. Meat delivered fresh. Cucumber salad made twice daily. Room is hip and mod. Atmosphere is casual, counter service.
(4)
Erica P.

Really not that good to me. I tried their food at their old location and then again twice at their new location. Yes...the food is fresh which gives it 3 stars in my book, but past that...I don't understand the hype. Maybe I am just not into this type of food.
(3)
Jennifer C.

Fast food doesn't get better or fresher than this. If you're like me--too lazy to cook but tired of fast food options like pizza, sub sandwiches, burgers, tacos, and other over-processed food choices--look no further than Naf Naf. I'm so happy there's a fresh place hidden (you might just accidentally miss it) in an old Taco Bell location on Ogden Avenue. My husband swears by their shwarma, my friends swear by the falafel, and I love the juicy, flavorful chicken (white meat) kabob dinners. We ALL love the fresh, steamy pita and homemade hummus. The Israeli salad and lentil soup are always good too! There's always a line at this little place, and to their credit, it seems like they've outgrown the size (and are planning to move closer to the newer Freedom Drive area off the Tollway). The owners/servers are always very friendly, gracious, and generous (without blinking, they've thrown in extra pitas--once, even extra meat when there was a miscommunication in our phone order). I like feeling like I'm supporting a mom & pop place who appreciates my business versus a chain fastfood place. Again, I'm so thrilled that there's a healthier but still affordable/convenient, quick dining option. Thanks, Naf Naf, and kudos for being a success!
(5)
Jay M.

One of my favorite places for a quick eat in Naperville. Felafel here is very flavorful and moist. Pita is fresh and warm out of the oven. The baba ganoush is the best I've ever had anywhere. My kids love it!
(4)
Tricia T.

Tabouli is the best we've ever had. the pita are so fluffy! the falafel's are tasty! Great place!
(5)
Brian G.

Huge Naf Naf fan - have been so since they were back in the old Taco Bell restaurant on Ogden and one storefront. Baba Ghannouj, Schwarma, Thigh meat (that they took off and then put back on menu) are my favorite. And that Israeli salad is awesome. Bread always a standout and even the Baklava seems less cloyingly sweet than most. Fries/Chips a bit soft (not real crispy) but some folks like them that way (not me!). Why a four you might ask - prices seem to keep going up, they replaced a hot red sauce I loved with a hot green one I don't and they stopped putting olives in their little olive/pickle side deal (cost saving I am sure). But all in all a really good if not really cheap lunch place .. .I mean REALLY good.
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Katie R.

The Pita bread is out of this world good. And everything else I have had is amazing as well. Falafel, Schwarma, I could go on and on. But do yourself a favor and take some hummus and pitas home you won't regret it.
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Chicago J.

Great food!!! the pitas are unbelivable! And the service is outstanding! the manager, i believe his name was Greg, was so nice and went out of his way to accomidate my order! The food at Naf Naf is 1000x better than Pita Inn! just eat it and you'll be a beliver!
(5)
Joe M.

The beef tenders sandwich (they were out of the chicken schwarma but it was a half hour before closing, so that's a little understandable), lentil soup, and baklava were great; the tabhouli was ok, and the hummus was disappointing - it didn't taste that good (plus, I was given only one piece of pita bread - which didn't taste like traditional pita bread but was fairly tasty, none the less).
(3)
Michael S.

Took forever for Naperville to get a real pita joint. Gyros at various burger joints on Ogden don't count. The underlying foundation of Naf Naf--single best pita the world has ever seen. Hand made. Baked on site. Daily. What you choose to fill it with is fine as well, but it's the actual pita that makes all their sandwiches. And there's plenty of tahini and homemade hot sauce to go with. If a pita isn't enough, they have great vegetarian offerings as well. The baba ghanoush isn't bitter, a critique I have of most for ill eggplant treatment, and the hummus is heavenly. Smooth and topped with a generous amount of olive oil. If my parents moved away, I'd still come back to Naperville just for Naf Naf, and nothing else.
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Corinne J.

My daughter and I go here at least once a month when our cravings get too strong to deny! The falafel in a pita is just a sensory delight! The falafel itself is crunchy on the outside, tasty on the inside, and the contrast of the warm falafel wrapped inside a pita with cool cucumber sauce is delightful. I was never a huge fan of pita until I had their oh-so-pillowy version. If you are a fan of spicy, do not miss the green (very) spicy sauce available at the counter. This bright tasting sauce added to the pita is so yummy! The fries are good, especially when you get a batch with lots of crispy ones, but they can be a bit greasy. We did once venture away from our beloved falafel to try the chicken shawarma. It wasn't bad, but we come here for something different, and we just weren't impressed enough to get it again. I only wish they would post some nutritional info; that would be so appreciated!
(4)
Harley B.

Although aware of its existence, if you held a gun to my head and asked me how many times I've driven past Naf Naf Grill without stopping, and more importantly, why, I'd have no idea whatsoever and you'd probably end up killing me on the spot. Especially given that I enjoy Mediterranean/Middle Eastern food. Perhaps part of the reason I've driven past Naf Naf Grill so many times is its unassuming location, situated among assorted fast food chains, storage spaces, and other corporate entities in the area. Although familiar with the area, I had to be mindful of my surroundings and had I not been looking for it I may have driven past once again. I decided to try Naf Naf Grill for dinner and made my way there at halftime of an embarassingly bad Bears game. I got there just about an hour before close, and although there were only a few people dining in, phone orders seemed steady. All staff members were occupied with one task or another, and everyone I interacted with was friendly. I was looking to get a little bit of everything, in a manner of speaking, so I ordered the Chicken Shawarma in a Pita with everything, Hummus topped with Falafel and the Tabule Salad. I suspected this would end up being way more food than I'd want in one meal on my own, but figured I could live with leftovers if I liked what I tasted. Falafel was formed and fried on the spot, chicken shawarma pulled right off the spit and not out of some warming container, and my order was put together with little delay. Hummus topped with Falafel -- I'm sure cook time and turn time on my order has something to do with it, but my falafel were anything but dry or tasteless. On their own or topped with hummus and a spot of the accompanying hot sauce, they were quite excellent. The hummus itself was not of the concrete texture or void of taste as stated by a previous reviewer. Everything that was said to be missing in that review was quite evident in the hummus I brought home with me. Creamy not grainy, it went well with the falafel, would later prove to be a nice accompaniment to the chicken shawarma, and was wonderful with the two pitas that came with it. Oh, the pita bread; easily among the best I've ever had. Soft and warm, it's obvious that they're preparing pita in-house instead of pulling it from a package. Tabule salad served as a bit of a palate cleanser, but that said, there is nothing bland about it. I've had tabule that has been heavy on parsley or lemon juice, or overloaded with cucumber or tomato, but this was balanced all around. Had I not ordered a sandwich I easily would have elected to finish the pint-size container that held this dish, but I still had something left to taste. Chicken Shawarma in a Pita...tender and flavorful, surrounded by the Israeli salad and hummus. Given its size and weight, I probably could have passed on both the hummus and falafel and the tabule, as this is a full-blown mean in itself. Although the Israeli salad is cold, biting into the pita, I didn't get that lukewarm, McDLT-esque taste, which was a pleasant surprise, and the shawarma wasn't overpowered by the salad or the layer of hummus. When I order this again I'll probably leave out the hummus, not because I don't like it, but because I want the liquid from the Israeli salad to mix with the shawarma a bit more and to soak into the glorious pita that surrounds it all. My suspicions about the amount of food were correct, and I'll happily be finishing the tabule, hummus, and the lone remaining pita for lunch tomorrow. Now that I've been there, I know I'll be heading back to Naf Naf Grill and look forward to tasting other items from the menu, be it with others or on my own. It's nice to now there are gems like Naf Naf Grill offering food of this caliber hidden among the corporate entities constantly clamoring for our attention.
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Eon R.

This is the best middle eastern food in the area. I started going to Naf Naf when they were on Ogden. They quickly outgrew that tiny location and expanded to Freedom Drive in Naperville and then near the Fox Valley Mall. All locations have the same excellent food and service.
(5)
R M.

I went there the past Friday as I was coming back from work. Actually, I took the wrong turn and decided not to rely on my GPS to save me and ended up in this location. It was as if Somebody was leading me there :D When you look at this place from the front, it gives off a professional restaurant aura. I was mentally pushed back because I didn't want to enter a restaurant alone, but then I went in. That's when you realize that this is a fast food place and the front wall is just a sham, lol! So the menu has a handful of items offered with a certain style of meat. They take this single meat item and divide the menu into 'plate' and 'sandwich'. So I ordered the Chicken Breast Plate, but they offered a sandwich version as well. The plates are almost double the price of the sandwich (which are typical 6-7 so plates are double) but comes with two sides of your choice. But there are only 3 choices: Basmati Rice, Fries, and something else. I chose the first two. Also the plate comes with 2 fluffy Pita breads. The chicken breast tasted great! It was cooked on a grill and probably seasoned with some spices. The basmati rice tasted great but there was no aroma, just butter + some spice. The pita bread was nice and fluffy and perhaps one of the best pita breads I've ever had. So far so good. The ONLY complaint I have is the Fries --- Stay Away! They cut thin, round slices of potato and fry them and then cover your entire plate with them. Normally I'd be ok with the generosity, if it was any good :( The "fries" were a mixture of crispy and soggy where most were soggy in the middle with leftover oil and the edges were crispy. Lemme tell you that even though they tried to put on a spin on fries, they should stick to the traditional method and make the long ones. These are just terrible. I should've went with two sides of Basmati rice. So as long as you stay away from the (fake) fries, then you should be good. If I get a chance I might come again, but the cost of the plates may push me away. Well at least the sandwiches are priced right.
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Sathish K.

Just ask the folks up there. They fit you well with the perfect dish.
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Tina D.

I am a huge fan of Middle Eastern food and was so excited when I found this place.My husband and I usually split the vegetarian plate, and neither of us leaves hungry. The beef tenderloin kabobs are excellent, as are the homemade fries and pita bread. The Hummus is creamy and the baba ganoush has a nice roasted flavor and is the best I've tasted. It's a bit pricy but the quantity of food is enough for two meals.
(5)
Roger D.

quick good food i like it spicy and they deliver
(3)
Andrew M.

Fantastic food, and great overall experience. Everything is fresh and filled with taste. Just go and get anything on a pita.
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Ashley R.

Naf Naf has my business for life. They make the softest pitas.... pillowy would be the best word to describe their pitas. I order the Chicken Shawarma and it's full of flavor! Really delicious food at Naf Naf and the staff has always been friendly as well, which in my book is a plus :)
(5)
Velina L.

The yummy, tender meat, fluffy warm pita bread and deliciously creamy hummus keep bringing me back here during my weekly trips to Lisle. Quick and casual but freshly prepared and delicious. One of my go-to places in the area.
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Rosalie L.

I've been here a few times now and am always delighted by the fast, friendly service and the delicious food! I'm a big fan of the veggie sampler, which is a good one to split with a friend unless you have a really hearty appetite! There are a few other similar restaurants in the suburbs that I enjoy a bit more, but overall pretty tasty stuff. It's also a tad pricier than I'd like, but that might just be the Naperville factor.
(4)
Kolin J.

Simply amazing food! Naf Naf provides food that is full and flavor and the portions are big. Yes it is more expensive than a normal fast casual restaurant, but the quality is above and beyond the rest. I had the Falafel plate with basmati rice and Israeli salad and it was some of the best food of recent memory. The tahini sauce combined with the hot pepper sauce only added to the flavor, and the pita bread was some of the best i have ever had. I can't wait to go back and would recommend it to anyone, especially a vegetarian.
(5)
Sara B.

Best falafel I have ever had. Enjoyed this place after a recommendation by a friend. My room mate and I split two different things! Love this place and would go back anytime! Try it out! Huge portions (enough for people to share one thing)
(5)
Zhong Y.

I really want to like this place, because it's good. But I'm a bit torn by writing that the chix shawarma and the chix kabab 'sandwiches' (argh, stuffed pita don't sound right neither) were oversauced, a goopy mess. But when you fought your way around the drowned meats and veggies, you sort of got a hint that the meat was well seasoned and certainly it was an extremely generous serving of shawarma or the grilled chicken thigh. And the bread is quite good here. 3.5 stars.
(3)
Matt B.

This place is generally best when you go to it during peak hours, but it is always pretty good. The food is very inconsistent from day to day though, but I still like what I'm served.
(4)
Tiara Lynn A.

I must be missing something. I really wanted this to compare to Roti, but it fell woefully short. Oh, it was a great cucumber salad pita, but the problem is, I ordered a CHICKEN pita. My sandwich was pretty much nothing but salad with a sad amount of chicken that only showed up in a few bites. The "fries" were soggy and/or overcooked, and the service took forever for my To Go order. The flavor was good, I'll give them that, but I was really unimpressed. I miss having Roti closeby.
(2)
Frank P.

Finally a place for Middle Eastern around the hood. We had beef kabob plate, beef kabob in pita, chicken kabob in pita, hummus, and baklava and went back for it again. All this was very good and would be back more often if the prices were lower. All the listed food cost about $40. The beef was very tender and cooked right. The rice and salad that came with it was very good too. The pita sandwiches were good although it seems like it needed more meat. The hummus had olive oil on top and was good especially with Naf Naf's fresh, fluffy pitas. Their hot sauce on the side was hotter than expected but overall the concoction was good. Drop the prices or have frequent coupons and maybe we'll come back more often and give it 5 stars! The place itself was no bigger than a Chipotle and seems very loud. I read a previous review about this and I now know what they were talking about.
(4)
Patrick S.

The new location of the Naf Naf Grill is a huge improvement over the other one. It's got a ton more room and has a much better atmosphere. The food is just as good. Had some awesome pita bread and hummus the other night...delicious. They were giving away extra pita bread since it was close to closing time, which was a nice way to end the night. You can never have enough pita bread and hummus!
(4)
Ben T.

The staff at Naf Naf Grill are the reason for me writing this review. Everyone was very friendly and the man who appeared to be the manager did a good job of making people feel welcome and keeping his business running well. The store is clean, the price is a little high, and I thought the food was good, not great. I have had better falafel and basmati rice but it's worth going to if you're in the area and have a craving for some middle eastern food.
(4)
Lisa U.

Loved this place! It was my first time trying this type of food, and I have to say that Naf Naf did not disappoint at all. I will most definitely being coming back for more chicken shwarma pitas!
(5)
Alanna K.

2 1/2 hours later from eating Naf Naf for the first time, and my belly is still oh so full. Let me just say, that the people are right about their pita bread. They are fluffy pillowy clouds of deliciousness. Hummus is oh so good, and compliments the amazing fresh pita they have. Their falafal was equally amazing...balls of crispy yumminess. And their shwarma/shawarma (you say tamato, I say tamatoe) is like little pieces of tender flavorfulness in your mouth. I really can't wait to go back. OOOOooo and they have al fresco dining too. YEY.
(5)
Julie M.

I would just like to add that the pitas freeze really well too. I realized that I had bought way too many, so I put them in the freezer. Then I forgot about them. I found them the other night and wrapped them in foil and put them in the oven for a few minutes and they came out nice and fluffy and hot.
(5)
Melissa T.

I am greek and I must say the tastes deliver total mediterranean! Everything you order here is amazing. The israeli salad is to die for!
(5)
Dan N.

Excellent fresh Mediterranean food. Great place to sample Kebobs, Shawarma, falafel in a open and inviting environment. A perfect place for newcomers to these kinds of cuisines. You dont feel like you have to be "in the know" to order. Its fresh and light and favorable...whats not too like. Its the kind of place we need more of around, lets get rid of some crappy Burger Kings and get more Mediterranean street food places.
(3)
Patty S.

This Mediterranean style/fast food restaurant is great! I remember when they started out in a little location on Ogden Ave... shortly though they were gone. However, I was glad to see they had moved to a much larger more modern location in up and coming Freedom Drive off of Diehl Rd. The food is great, fresh and the service is superb. The fresh made pita bread was just too much of a temptation, so I bought a bag for home (it was still warm) If you haven't already, definitely give Naf Naf Grill a try... my son was reluctant, but even my 13 yr-old is now a fan. :) Keep up the good work guys!
(4)
Sarah C.

This place is next to the Enterprise Rent -A-Car on Ogden. Remember that, or you will miss it like I nearly did. This sums up my love of Naf Naf: FRESH BAKED PITA. I mean, you can even see them rising in their little oven. Basically you can't go wrong with a hot, fresh steaming pita bread. I had the falafal which was great. The lentil soup was tasty and well seasoned too. Sure, the inside is a little bare, but there are nice windows. Naf Naf doesn't give you as much food as Pitaville down the road, but i think the food is better. Probably because of the fresh pita.
(4)
Stacey K.

The new location is SO much better than the old Taco Bell they used to be in. And I understand they opened a location in Aurora, and another one is on the way. That's exciting! What would really light my fire though is if they opened one near good ol' La Grange, Illinois. But I won't dwell on it. You know what I'm thinking about right now? The Naf Naf Pita. It should be a household name.....
(4)
Elaine G.

watch out because the pitas are addicting... i get the falafel pita. the falafel is perfectly tender and flavorful. the "relish" inside the pita with the falafel is delicious and keeps the meal from being too dry like some falafel dishes can be. the hummus is pretty standard but again, the pitas are addicting, which in turn makes the hummus taste exceptional. the prices are good and the service is quick. i would eat here for lunch everyday if i could. definitely go try it!
(5)
Anne B.

I've been here a few times over the years, and it's consistently delicious. Their pita bread is perhaps the best I've ever had - their lentil soup is delicious - and the hummus is wonderful.
(4)
Emily D.

Loved, loved Naf Naf. I went there on a recommendation and I certainly wasn't disappointed. I gorged on the Veggie Feast, and loved every hummus filled moment of it. The pita...yeah...pretty earth shattering. OK, more like heavenly little clouds to fill at my discretion. I'm not sure that it deserves a $. It is about $10 a plate, don't get me wrong it is well worth it but a little on the high end for what I want to do for lunch. Just sayin'. Well the food rocks and that is what it's all about isn't it. Long live Naf Naf!!!!
(4)
Mike H.

The old location on Ogden was great. I disappointed with the new location food quality, it has really gone down. The taste of the ground beef kafta and the filet kabab was terrible and was mixed with a ton of herbs to hide the poor quality. Never again.
(1)
Sanjeev T.

Best place ever. They said Detroit has better middle eastern food. No way. I tried bunch of places that were popular and none of them can beat Naf Naf. Their chicken shwarma is to die for. Yum
(5)
Britney B.

To find an authentic middle Eastern restaurant in the suburbs was fantastic. The food is incredible: The pita bread was like eating a cloud. The pitas were fluffy and warm, and you can buy in bulk to bring home. The first couple times I came here, I got the falafel pita with the chips (which are like fries.) Now I'm hooked! The only reason I would give this place 4 stars instead of 5 was because last time I got Naf Naf, I had an order to go. When I got home with the food, everything was there, but they really skimped out. You get a lot more on your plate when you dine there. Also, the manager or owner, who was packing up our to-go bag, seemed angry and kept yelling at the other employees. His behavior was distasteful, but at least my food was tasty.
(4)
Matt S.

So far, we've only gotten take-away from Naf Naf, but it's been amazing both times. Our first time, my wife brought home the chicken shwarma plate (with hummus, rice, and of course, the amazing pita). I can't say enough about the pita. It's FRIGGIN' AMAZING. Tonight, we tried the beef tenderloin kabob plate, which was incredibly tender and flavorful. These guys know their stuff. I compare them favorably to places like I Dream Of Falafel and Benyahuda in the Loop...which is high praise for a suburban location.
(5)
Nate D.

So right off the bat I was worried about going here because I am not a fan of hummus and I am newer to this style of food. I have to say this place is awesome. The hummus was better than any that I had before and the portion sizes were big but not to the point I feel like I am going to regret eating it all. You should really give this place a shot especially if you are newer to this style. Great place to start with, quick meals, and quality food.
(5)
Mike N.

I'm not sure how I feel about Naf Naf Grill. I guess I have to keep in mind that its glorified fast food and not my grandmother's style of cooking. It's true that the pitas were actually pretty good, the hummus was great, as good as I've ever made. To be honest the only thing I didn't like was the kifta(middle eastern style meatballs) and the rice. The kifta was grilled instead of being on a kebab and tasted like a hamburger, and the rice was disappointing, which is why they're getting 3 stars. I will be going back just for the hummus and pita though.
(3)
Lisa W.

every morsel of food they provide there is an orgasm in your mouth. You will not get a better pita, anywhere. The flavorings are amazing; the falafel isn't a dried up ball of garbanzos, it's moist, and heavenly.
(5)
Christine W.

Tried it for the first time today after many recommendations. It lives up to the hype! Both my husband and I loved our meals! We both got kebabs and they were wonderful. I would definitely go back!
(4)
Jed W.

What else is left to say? There's a reason this place has so many good reviews. The pita as fluffy and delicious like none I've ever had. If I'm really picky, I'll say that the tabouli salad was heavier on parsley and lighter on wheat than I'd prefer.
(4)
Tammy L.

This is a great spot for freshly made falafel, pita bread, and other middle eastern favorites. I love the veggie sampler, which has the above plus a really delicious cabbage salad, hummus, and baba ghanoush, all for about $10. It's enough to feed 2 reasonably hungry people. The fresh, soft pita really set this place apart. Also, the falafel are moist and not greasy at all. Yum!
(4)
Alex R.

oooh my goodness.....stopped in for lunch with a few local friends, who suggested i try the schwarma....i think i fell off my chair. the hot sauce is not hot, more of a dressing, but other than that I CAN NOT UTTER A SINGLE FAULT! if i didn't live downtown, i think i would have to have everything on the menu (minus schniztle, as that is NOT middle eastern)
(5)
Beata K.

My favourite lunch place in Naperville!!!!!
(5)
Tina E.

By far the best pita bread in town! Did'nt feel vegetarian today so I tried the Chicken Sharwma & it was amazing. Best hummus & baklava by far. Take home an extra order of pita bread or you'll be sorry.
(5)
Suz C.

Naf naf, I am a fan fan! I love this place. Everything on the menu is so tasty. Kebabs, chicken schwarma, falafel , pita/flat bread, dill rice...so yummy nummy. Reasonable prices. It's not a waiter type place, but an order-it- and-sit-down (if you can find a table) place (like Chipotle). And....because it tastes so fresh, you can kind of trick yourself into thinking it's healthier eating....okay, maybe not healthier, but fresh tasting! I'll definitely be back, although lunch time can be a zoo and fighting for a parking space can be a battle.
(4)
chris c.

Very good food. There are a couple misses on here like the hummus but the Pita is second to none in the city and the schwarma is definitely above average. Ordering it as a sandwich allows them to construct a perfect balance of meat and garnish with that outstanding pita bread. In a sea of crappy suburban places this place is an oasis of tasty food.
(4)
L M.

Awesome shawarma! The pitas are light and fresh, the Israeli salad is crisp and refreshing, the hummus is great, and the chicken shawarma spiced just right. I also had the lentil soup, which I've never had before, and it was surprisingly tasty. My husband had the "fries" with his shawarma. They are more like hand-cut chips, crispy and not greasy at all. Overall, we are really pleased that we found a shawarma place that really hits the spot. Can't wait to go back!
(4)
Rich P.

Great Food!!! Nice refreshing change of pace. The Pitas are awesome and everything seemed very fresh. My previous experiences at other mid-eastern/mediterainian type places left a bad taste in my mouth (literally) but naf naf has changed that notion. I actually ate there on a Monday for lunch and went back on Wednesday for a carry-out dinner...it was that good.
(4)
Shaun B.

Yum! This place was great. I normally don't like pita bread (Not a fan of dried out flat bread that falls apart when you stuff it). Their pitas were like no other: fluffy and yummy. I have had my fair share of kababs. I would say Naf Naf has the best. All of the food was fresh and packed with flavor. I tied their Chicken Shawerma which is a chicken kabab that has a bit of curry flavor, and the beef kifta. This tasted like a really good/flavorful burger put into a pita. Needless to say I will be back. Too bad I didn't get any hummus.
(5)
Brittany B.

The best pitas and my husband loves the falafel. Lentil soup is good as well. Nice location too, if I want to have the salad bar next door my husband runs over to Naf Naf to grab his lunch and brings it back over.
(5)
b g.

service is great, pitas are the best!
(5)
Jeanette M.

One of the best Mediterranean places I've ever been to. Loved their baba ganoush, hummus, and pita bread. I've tried their beef kofta and tenderloin skewers. Both were great!!
(5)
Michelle K.

I'm upgrading because the new space is FANTASTIC. Finally, we can dine in without feeling squished or rushed! The falafel pita is still as delicious as ever (and, at $4.99, it's totally reasonable). Pair it with a cup of their yummy lentil soup, and you're all set to brave the cold!
(5)
Rosa K.

Delish! Love the fresh made pita! So addicting! Everything is fairly inexpensive and fresh. Not the most authentic I've ever had in my opinion. And the yogurt sauce was a bit watery. But Naf Naf will definitely be added to my local faves.
(4)
Christina C.

The things I would do to the pitas here... ...God, so freaking good.
(5)
Cassandra L.

My boyfriend and I are so jealous of our friends who live by Naf Naf Grill (jealous, but also thankful that they introduced us to it). It's totally one of my new favorite restaurants. I got the falafel in a pita and it was just amazing. Their pitas are so huge and soft! They fit a lot in there, and it tasted great! I really just love falafel. I thought they made it really well; it tasted fresh and lighter, which I prefer over the more crunchy/hard/dense falafel I've had before. My other favorite falafel place is in Madison, WI and it might be better but it's too far away so Naf Naf gets 5 stars too.
(5)
Alexis E.

Steak kabobs, chicken shawarma, taboullah salad, tahini sauce, homemade fresh hummus & the freshly baked pitas are amazing! They are light, warm & fluffy when you get them. Def recommend this place! Casual environment, good for couples or families.
(5)
Ian D.

Wow, this place is amazing. It's like Reza's Grill, but fast food style. BUT their pita bread?! AMAZING! Baked fresh right in front of you. Reminds me of pandesal. Their beef tenderloin kabab, and chicken thigh kabab? Wow! Try their baba ghanoush too, you won't regret it! Will definitely come back here for more.
(4)
S Q.

This place has ruined pita bread for me. I am unable to eat it from anywhere else. The new place is getting terribly crowded. We need a couple more Naf Nafs stat!
(5)
Brett I.

What a gem. Feels like the take-out window to a real full-service middle eastern place (and I mean that in a good way). I showed up about 15 min before closing (9pm on a weekday), when you usually expect to get whatever is left in the back as they clean up, but fresh ingredients with an open kitchen inspired confidence in the product. Homemade pita was great and actually stayed together for eating unlike the dry pitas you get elsewhere. Nicely curried chicken with great fresh fillings to go with it. The homemade "fries" are thinly sliced potatoes and were good (although, quite a few were soggy I can overlook this in the context of the rest of the meal). Add a couple of homemade sauces on the side, Tahini and a hot pepper sauce that gave me a great amount of heat I didn't know I needed until I used it. Service was also great, they brought out a small plate full of sliced pickles and green olives (for one guy 10 minutes before closing). And as I enjoyed my meal, I watched them fix up a special order for a women that didn't want this or that in her salad mix, so they chopped it all up on the fly. Not a huge menu, but give me a few things done this well and I'll still come regularly (even though I live in CA).
(5)
Steve P.

For a franchise, Naf Naf tries very hard to be authentic. While similar to Roti, Naf Naf blows them away. The food is very fresh and portions are good. It's a good compromise considering there aren't too many ethnic restaurants in Naps. I recommend Naf Naf if you want something quick and healthy. Their split pea soup is phenomenal and very filling. A bowl is a meal in itself. Great combinations. I'd give it 5 stars if it wasn't for the cafeteria style atmosphere. The openness temps children to play around the seating area and soda fountain.
(4)
Jeanie P.

AHH their pita is AMAZING!!! I watched them put the flattened fresh dough into this rotating oven, and they soon fluffed up. You can buy packs of soft warm pita here (DEF RECOMMEND!) I haven't had pita this soft since I went to Israel last year!! (Totally not like the hard-as-a-rock type of pita from the grocery store---that could like injure someone if you threw it at them...) I had been in a huge middle-eastern food crave since my trip to Israel where they fed us some AMAZING food. And I haven't found anywhere until Naf Naf that really was as tasty! The falafel and beef tenderloin (cooked medium) pita sandwiches were spectacular. Perhaps the only critique is that you have to eat these sandwiches right away b/c the yogurt sauce can make it soggy. Now if I can only find somewhere in Chicago that has laffa...
(5)
margo f.

I was attending a workshop at the Naperville Art League last week and ate at Naf Naf three days in a row. I liked it that much! I know people keep recommending the fresh pitas, but wow, the pitas are amazingly good, baked on site, and you can order extra to take home. Seeing them bake was kind of fun...rotating oven and a man with a stick poking at them as they marched along. I think that my favorite items were the pitas, then the grilled beef/lamb patty. (Sorry, can't remember the name, but the taste was unforgettable). Also enjoyed the hummus a lot. They also had these side chips that were more like sliced potatoes which were also good. I kind of wish that the chicken shawarma was a bit more flavorful and that the falafel was a little moister, but all around everything tasted A to A+. Atmosphere, well...it is either crowded or super duper crowded and the place needs more seating. However, I saw that they are renovating so I think things will improve. Right now, the interior still looks a bit roughshod, so you might want to consider that if you are planning a night out. Honestly, I think if you just came and ate a fresh pita you would be happy! But to be happier still, order the beef/lamb grilled patty and the hummus too.
(4)
Giana R.

Best hummus and pita bread around! Menu is small but covers the basics. Portions are huge and staff is very friendly. Plates are around $11.
(4)
Dave P.

Naf Naf Grill by far has to have the softest pitas in the mediterranean category. They're more of a warm doughy bread shaped like a pita, in a good way. For my first visit, I ended up trying the chicken shwarma, and I felt that it didn't have much flavor to it. The dish tasted fresh though, which is a plus. On my second visit, I ended up trying the beef kifta kabab, and while it resembled a bit like mini burgers in my pita, they tasted delicious and way more flavorful than the chicken. Stay with the beef if you can, order the hummus, and you'll leave happy with a full stomach.
(4)
Anna L.

So, I don't normally write reviews out here, but I stopped in at Naf Naf for lunch today and it was so ridiculously good that I felt compelled to write something out here. Naf Naf has, hands-down, the best falafel I have ever had the opportunity to consume. There isn't much in the way of Middle Eastern restaurants in the Western 'burbs; therefore, I have always been happy to make a trip out to the city to satisfy my cravings. This is no longer necessary. Not only was this the best Middle Eastern joint in the suburbs, but it is also the best I've had throughout the greater Chicagoland area. The prices are reasonable and portions are large. I had the falafel pita and a side of rice and it was more than I could eat. The food is fresh, made to order and absolutely delicious. The atmosphere is small and casual, but clean. Someone's grandma is even working in the back making the pita bread. You can't get much better than that! Go, you won't be disappointed! ***Update*** Gotta make another comment here... the management at this place rocks as well! They are all very friendly. I see whom I would guess is the owner routinely talking up his patrons, myself included. What a difference between a family owned joint and a chain! Even if the food was marginal (which it is so far beyond marginal, to say it's awesome is an understatement), the service and the friendly people that work there would be enough to make me return. Keep up the good work Naf Naf Grill!!! I can't wait to see you expand your business - I know it is going to happen soon because that place isn't going to be able to contain you!
(5)
Bernard P.

Oh Naf Naf, how I am glad to have found thee!!!! If I may say so, In gahzah khayle khoshmazast!!! (This food is very delicious!!!) Khodaye man, in aalie!!! (Oh my God, this is awesome!!!) Enough said. Now get down here and try their delicious food!
(5)
Sue M.

Just discovered this place recently and I'm obsessed. Falafel and baba ganoush are excellent. I'm not a huge fan of their pita bread, but it's not gonna stop me from going back often.
(4)
Avi R.

Simply the best!!!!!!!
(5)
Elan S.

Pita bread is excellent. Shawarma is the best shawarma I've had in the states. Amazing food.
(5)
Sarah H.

Reasons for 5 stars: -Beef Kifta Kebob Pita Sandwich + Can Diet Coke = $8.50 -In at 1:20 pm on a Wed. and was out the door by 1:45. -Ordered at the counter therefore no need to tip Inside my freshly made, WARM pita was a layer of perfectly seasoned hummus, fresh tomato Mediterranean salad and a generous portion of spiced (not excessively) lamb and beef kabob to keep the whole package warm upon consumption. Must go back to try falafel and chicken thigh kebab. Seriously GO TRY THIS PLACE! Also, I saw a sign inside that had a deal for dinner with 4 guests or more at $8.95 per person, incl drink.
(5)
Jen L.

I absolutely love Naf Naf. Their food is fresh and delicious and an excellent price. We stop often and enjoy every time!
(5)
Evan M.

Naf Naf knows what they're doing and they do it superbly. The tabbouleh, hummus, fries, jasmine rice, falafel and pitas are my favorites. It's all served fresh and tastes delicious. The fries, which are shaped like chips, disappear from my plate almost immediately (I inhale them) and the falafel and pita go excellently with a few careful dabs of their hot sauce. I must warn you not to carry out the fries, though. They're best fresh and crispy and they lose that if you wait until you get home. After going there once or twice a month for almost a year, I've been pleased to see their developments. They now have a poster up on a glass partition to your left as you enter, announcing "the future of Naf Naf." An illustration envisions a bigger dining and counter area. I'll be sad to see them move from this quaint little old Taco-Bell facade building with a post-apocalyptic parking lot and very few seats, but I see how it's necessary. They are at capacity for lunch and dinner often. Their relatively recent addition of a self-serve fountain drink machine was a godsend. My boyfriend, a friend and I were able to sit there and talk drinking Diet Coke refills for a couple hours on our most recent visit. And don't worry that you can't find a garbage can. Staff members come around to clear your tray pretty frequently (I know this is a little surprising as you'll never see it in any other fast food establishment). Many people also don't realize it's BYOB. The last time I got carryout there I saw a couple enjoying a bottle of red wine while I was waiting. That could be nice dining in their patio area over the summer. I have high hopes for this establishment and I'm happy to see their subtle improvements every time I visit. It'd be quite far in the future to realize it I think, but I could see them being an excellent late-night destination for after-bar food. I'd take a falafel pita and chip-fries over a McFlurry and large fries any night!
(5)
Joanne S.

Great restaurant with a very interesting name. If it wasn't for a collegue at work letting me know about the place I would have never gone. The do have very good sandwiches. I had the Chicken Shawarma it was good I loved the bread. I wish the sauce was spicier but I could die for the bread. I cannot believe they make it there fresh. You will never go for a store bought pita again. It is like a cross between naan and a pita. So light and fluffy. After my first visit I went back and just bought the bread. I the bread is what make the sandwich so amazing. If you are in the suburbs you need to make your way there at least once. As I write this review I am making myself hungry. I haven't been to the new location yet but will have to get there. And just to remind you the bread is amazing.
(3)
shaun M.

I would have to say that Naf Naf is one of the best pita/shawerma places I've been to. I work in the area so I eat here quite often and I have never been disappointed. Expect to pay around 10-11$ for a chicken shawerma +fries/drink. Please note, their fries are note the typical french fries, it looks more like they took the potatoes and sliced it into circular pieces instead. They are quite tasty!! Although extremely oily. The shawermas are also FULL of sauce, doesn't seem like the healthiest meal ever but it taste so good you won't mind much.
(4)
Rebecca H.

Yum, the pitas are so soft and delicious! I've had the chicken, falafel, lentil soup, etc. and all are great.
(4)
ArTal K.

Tried this place out on a whim last night. First of all, they don't have a lighted sign, so finding it in the dark on busy Ogden Rd. was a bit of a challenge. Note to others: Look for Enterprise Rental sign- they share a parking lot. It still feels like you're eating at Taco Bell (it's the same building, just painted)- bright flourescent lights, probably about 10 tables. You order at the counter and a server yells out your number and delivers to your table. Now obviously, I am a person who can look past ambiance, because the food was really fresh and tasty. The pita was crazy fresh! I grew up eating middle eastern food, so I am pretty picky. I had the Beef Kifta Entree- which was served with pita and two sides (I chose the salad and rice w/ peas) The Kifta meat was so tender and juicy, really good! I hope the owners of this restaurant move it to a better location once they have an established customer base. They deserve to serve food on real dishes with full service!
(4)
K C.

Stopped here for a date night with hubby, everything we ordered were exceptional. I especially liked the falael and the beef kabab. YUMMMM The service was awesome too, highly recommended!
(5)
Jeff R.

Great food! Had the chicken shawarma, falafel, and lentil soup. Crazy crowded during lunch rush though. Get there early wouldn't expect food this good in the burbs!!
(4)
Confucius J.

Clearly aiming to be a chain, clearly with some investor money behind it, this isn't your uncle's Middle Eastern place. Is it the best Middle Eastern food I've ever had? No. But was my chicken shawarma sandwich on a freshly made pita fantastic for a quick service place? Yes, and a very large portion size for $6.59 - many people I know wouldn't be able to finish it for lunch. A few negatives prevent 5 stars: I love the idea of the Lentil soup, but it's a bit weak. As I saw no pork on the menu, I suspect the soup is a vegetarian version, and if like me you like yours with a ham component, be prepared. No lamb options either. The seating is pretty lousy - chairs that do not look comfortable and poor lighting. Finally, no posted option to just get a couple of pieces of falafal a la carte with your sandwich. But the sandwich and the harissa you can get on the side, which did punch up the soup, they'll keep Naf Naf a solid and reasonably healthy option for me.
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Susan S.

i have never, ever had pitas as fluffy and delicious as these. i don't have a huge appetite, so even the chicken shawarma pita was twice as much food as i could eat. but after i'd eaten half of it, i pulled the chicken out and finished that pita. mmmmmmmm the green sauce is great, i love dipping their fries in it. will definitely be going back!
(5)
Manoj M.

Awesome pita. I always get the chicken shawarma.
(5)
Johnny G.

OK.... after much anticipation I got a chance to visit the "New" Naf Naf at the Freedom Commons shopping center just a couple of miles from the old joint. Quick rundown: * Still serving the best falafel I've ever had * Still serving the best pita I've ever had * Schwarma is unbelievably delish (still) * Ah heck.... This place rocks - what else can I say... Changes: * The new digs are pretty nice - more spacious seating, with an interior of bright colors and cool white decoration thingys on the wall. * Great signage up front and all around very clean and professional looking. * Did I mention more space? enter in the left door and walk up to the counter to place your order and pay - move over to the right and around for your drinks - sit down with the new paging system in hand - get comfortable - pick up food (don't forget the hot sauce and olives) - enjoy. * Since my first review Naf Naf has made some changes to the menu by taking some of the slower moving items and focusing on the top sellers. This is a good indication that the owners want to concentrate on details where it counts. I like that attitude. * If you are averse to watching people touch your food have someone order for you, cover your eyes, or go somewhere else. Lot's of love is still added in the recipes here - some folks don't like to see how love gets on a plate - understandable. * Lots of window and high ceilings give the place a slightly industrial look. Although music is piped through it is difficult to hear it when every table is taken and the place is crowded. * The place is probably as loud as the old place but the difference here is that I can actually hear the others in my party and the loudness gives the restaurant a distinct feel. And that is that it FEELS GOOD. * I like the humourous t-shirts (which I hope to own one day) with the quirky messages on the backs of each. * Sunday they are now open at 9 am. Woohoo! Summation: These guys didn't miss a beat with the new move. When I arrived on their 3rd day of business at the new place I could have easily experienced the birth of the first child as the staff was upbeat, cheery, and smiling. The only thing missing were the cigars - but these guys are proud of what they've accomplished at the new place and they still shine where it counts! Rarely does a restaurant owner change something so drastic without sacrificing a little bit of something but believe it or not Naf Naf only got better. Still my favorite restaurant in the burbs - NAF NAF FTW!
(5)
Lori R.

Yummy! I never knew pitas were supposed to be that light and fluffy! The inside of my chicken schwarma pita was delicious too! I'm not a big lentil fan so the lentil soup was ok, but it certainly seemed homemade and hearty. I'll definitely visit again!
(3)
Tasha M.

I Love Naf Naf. The food is great as well as the service. Go and see for yourself.
(5)
Carina M.

Naf Naf is YUM YUM!
(4)
mark s.

Love the food. It is good tasting healthy quick food. You wont regret going
(4)
Barry F.

Very strong "fast food" middle eastern cuisine. Brought a group of 5 and sampled a number of the offerings. Portion sizes are large. Pita was the most unique menu item - a very fluffy, wonder bread like white bread version. Falafel was perfectly seasoned and fried - not greasy and lightly crisp. Tenderloin steak was juicy and delicious. Chicken Shwarma was moist, flavorful little pieces of meat. Other standard fare that was executed well include hummus, baba ganouj, which both had generous dollops of olive oil and paprika drizzled over the top. Vegetarian plate included nice portions of salads (really liked the Israeli salad!) and 4 falafel. The basmati rice was the only thing that I am critical of - too greasy and visibly over saturated in butter/oil. Worth a try if you are in the mood for the most familiar middle eastern cuisine well executed and tasty.
(4)
Suni S.

The food is great try it you wont be disappointed
(5)
JR W.

honestly, the food was barely above average for the price i paid. the hummus lacked that fresh kick, the texture of falafels was a little compacted, and the rice was a little bland. they give you good sauces/condiments though. the pita was fluffy as others mentioned, but that should have been a supporting role to the filling instead of overshadowing it. naf naf offers pellegrino/perrier, high quality take-out ware, and 7 employees on a quiet afternoon. that doesnt make a lot of business sense to me bc this food is traditionally street fare if you go to places in nyc and europe. in nyc, the really good falafel places hone in on what they do best and just offer simple choices at a low pricepoint. i hope naf naf does away with the excess and just focus on the basics.
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A. Jay R.

Best food on earth...really I mean it. We went to the new location near fox valley mall next to Macdonalds. The was the best middle eastern food we have ever had. We go to Pita Inn and Pita house all the time and love it there but Naf Naf really raised the bar in pita sandwiches and platter. We ordered Kifta kabab platter boy I tell ya we've never had so tender and juice Kifta before. Pita bread is made fresh there and is out of this world. Will definitely try again another dish soooon. Yam. AJ
(5)
John P.

Good food can not wait to see the new location. Best middle eastern food around. Great pita bread too.
(5)
Gwendolyn H.

I had the babaganush. I thought it was good. Very quick service. The dish looked like a flower with a lot of ripples and color. I ate it with the bread it came with. I must admit, I am a fast food junkie, so closing down the Taco Bell brought a tear to my eye. But this restaurant is healthier for me so I think I will go here for my "fast food" instead. I do not know if they are still using the bathrooms around back because I did not ask.
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Jim N.

Maybe they are still getting settled in their new digs, or maybe it's a sign of things to come. We went in on Friday, and the tables were filled near capacity. It is much larger than the old Taco Bell they moved from. My first impression is that it had a bit of a Chipotle feel to the decor. It seemed very chaotic in back and they closed one register to let the kitchen catch up. We ordered and waited a good half hour for our food (hummus, falafel and chicken kabob sandwich). They forgot my fries. IMO, the food here is okay, I think they benefit from everyone thinking fresh made pitas=great food. The table we sat at, although new, was a bit wobbly. It's also quite loud when they are near capacity because of the high open ceilings. Plus one for indoor bathrooms. Hopefully, they work the kinks out.
(3)
Hannie L.

There is an Israeli pita joint in Naperville? That alone is enough for me to give it 5-stars. Honestly though, I really enjoyed the food here. Have I had better shawarma, hummus, falafel and pita? Yeah definitely... but mostly in places like the Jewish Corridor of Paris, Brooklyn, and Jerusalem. My dad and I ate lunch here and I got the chicken shawarma pita and we shared the side of pita and hummus. I love middle eastern food and haven't eaten much of it lately. So, I may be biased but I legitimately wanted to come back here for lunch again the next day. It wasn't reasonable or feasible. Therefore, I do hope this place is still there the next time I'm home as I'll definitely be going back.
(5)
h h.

I forgot to note that this place is really loud. Almost to the point of it being funny. I don't know what it is, but it sounds like loud talking, and broken dishes at the same time.
(5)
M J.

Visited Naf Naf Grill today it was my 2nd visit in 2 weeks at the new location. Had a fantastic time. Once again the pita bread were outstanding. The falafel sandwiches were very good. I have yet to have a negative experience here. Everyone must eat at this place!
(5)
Racquel L.

so i 'm in love! falafel pita at 4.99 (cheaper and more flavorful than pita pit) and the most amazing 2 dollar cup of lentil soup i've had. naf naf wins every time.
(5)
Alex H.

Excellent. I've tried a number of their dishes, but my favorite is Beef Tenderloin Kabob in a Pita (I usually add Chips and a Drink). The Pita is warm, soft and just the way it should be. Their beef is always tender. Often I order extra Pitas to take home and eat the rest of the week. This place is excellent, and I strongly recommend it to anybody. The one (very minor) drawback is speed. Food comes out pretty slow. But I promise it's worth the wait.
(5)
Piya C.

I had the Char Grilled Chicken Breast on Pita bread..it was simply awesome!
(4)
WorkHard F.

I have to update my previous review, because of lack of hygienic practices observed when they prepare your meal. The girl that handles the cash (cash is extremely filthy) will also pick up the prepared pita in bare hands and pack in in foil, no one is wearing gloves, after mixing the chicken with spices the same utensil is used for other purposes, the bathroom did not give me great confidence. I like the food here, and I am not a freaky germ-aphobe , but considering the flu season I am a bit apprehensive to go back until they incorporate health better practices.
(3)
Dee E.

While I can understand how some might think Naf Naf is slightly overpriced, this place is worth every freaking dime in my opinion. You just can't get this kind of food on any street corner in the western 'burbs. The pita bread at Naf Naf's is unlike any I have ever had. I hesitate to even call it 'pita bread'! It's warm, soft, and always freshly made. They have the best falafel EVER. The falafel pita is the very definition of 'to die for', folks. Love this place!
(5)
Nidhi J.

Delicious!! Not much more to say... a must-try
(5)
Ali H.

The place has a great decor kinda looks like Chipotle. The food sucks, I am comparing this to a lot og Middle Eastern restaurants in the Chicago-land area. I had two plates and a side and it cost ALMOST $32.00. I would not mind paying that kind of $ if it taste good. My favorite place is PitaInn, so far I have not found a place that can compare and Pita INN gives you more food for half the cost. But anyway NAF NAF has to be putting alot of Yeast into that bread of there's. The food was bland and doid not have enough taste. Its right by my house by I am never going there again.
(1)
Eric R.

Great pita bread, so soft and good. Great sized pita sandwiches that will fill you up for a good price. You can also get some good add-on items to go with your food (hot sause, etc). I did not leave hungry and that is good for a pita sandwich.
(4)
Sam S.

Writing this on my phone in the bathroom... Just ate here an hour ago and I'm impressed. Got the falafel in a pita with a side of rice. I'm in complete disbelief right now as I had no idea a pita could be that damn delicious and separate itself from every other pita I've ever had so decisively. It's weird. The falafel was incredible as well. I drench mine in tahini. Don't tell anyone but I like to pretend I'm Peter North while doing so. Tasty tahini as well by the way. I'm gonna head back next week and give some of the meat dishes a shot. Holla!
(4)
Kat M.

I am so completely smitten with this place, but there's not much I can cover that the other reviews haven't! I adore the chicken shawarma - seriously, the best, most moist and expertly flavored shawarma I've ever eaten. The texture of the falafel is perfect, but I do think that the falafel could use a bit more spice (not as in hot-spicy). The pitas are like little puffs of bread heaven, and the baklava is excellent. I even love their soda selection! My only criticism of this 'fast food' place is that lunch can get pricey - a beef shawarma and salad with a soda can be above $10, which is a lot for a lunch.
(4)
Debra D.

How is it possible to make WonderBread Pita? I was so hoping to find a good pita and shawarma restaurant nearby. This isn't close. The hummus has a peculiar bitter flavor. The falafels themselves were good but the sandwich on that awful pita was, well, awful.
(1)
Scott M.

This place was highly recommended by a friend but I must of come here on an 'off night' or something because our experience wasn't very good. I ordered the Chicken Shawarma with Rice and hummus with Pita bread. The service was very good, polite but they were pretty busy. The pita bread with Hummus was the best part. The chicken wasn't very tender or tasteful and the rice was hard and kinda bland. I like I said, the place was very busy and I see this restaurant has many good reviews so I must have missed something; I always give restaurants the benefit of the doubt, unless it's just awful or I feel like slamming pep-to for the next several days. This place was okay, don't get me wrong, I just suspect they have more potential.
(2)
Rich K.

Good but not great. Their use of tahini in every sandwich is annoying. The fresh baked pita is excellent. Guess I am just a snob when it comes to Middle Eastern grub.
(2)
Pat B.

Outstanding food with generous portions. Take the time to familiarize yourself with the menu and don't be shy to ask staff for help.
(4)
Lee W.

I've been a regular at Naf-Naf since they arrived in Naperville. The place is absolutely stellar. Zero defects. Their falafel should be declared a national treasure. I just love everything, even the cute sayings on the staff t-shirts! For a little over eight bucks I get a fat pita sandwich with a heap o'rice and a drink. C'mon guys, you'd spend that much at freakin' Subway! About the only negative comment I can make is the portion sizes for the salads are small for the money they charge. But seriously, Naperville is soooo lucky to have an eatery of this caliber. Naf Naf just does everything right! I would give them more than five stars If yelp would let me.
(5)
Elizabeth D.

Could be worse, but not so great. I do not want a huge puffed-out pita-cake with falafel, not sure why this is so popular with folks, but these dough-discs sit in my stomach like a rock and don't go well with the food... Quite pricey for what it is, too.
(2)
Karen S.

We went last week, and LOVED it! The chicken schwarma is delicious, and so is the kafta. They give you a lot of food, and it is cheap. The pita bread was hot, and fresh. This place is awesome, and we will be back for sure!
(5)
Barbara Y.

I've been to Naf Naf twice in the last two weeks, once alone for lunch and again for supper with my husband. I love the freshly made pitas. On my first visit I had the felafel pita and thought that the felafel could be a bit spicier . . . not spicy-hot, but more taste in general. The second time I had the steak pita and it was fabulous. I love everything they put on their pitas, the salad and sauce. I've yet to try one of the platters, because they seem a bit pricey and what the heck, the pitas fill me up so why order more? My only complaint is that the place can be freaking cold in this weather. It's a former Taco Bell with two outside doors, so if someone comes in one door while someone else is going out the other . . . Well, you get the idea. I really don't like eating while huddled in my coat.
(4)
Al T.

I have eaten schwarma many times in many different restaurants and Naf Naf is on top of my list. In addition their pitas, salads, and fried potato chips are excellent. The humus is some of the best I have ever eaten. The pitas are made from scratch every 15 minutes, so your pita is warm and is no older than 15 minutes. If you enjoy middle eastern food, give yourself a treat and check out Naf Naf.
(5)
Ccc C.

This place blows all the mediterrean fast food restaurants in Chicago out of the water! It is amazing. The bread is like a cloud. It's super fluffy, hot and sooo good. I had the beef kifta which I had for the first time when I was in Egypt and it was sooo good. The lentil soup is to die for! I wish they would open a location in Chicago since i live in Chicago, but for now I will be traveling to Naperville. My friend and i have decided to go once a month. I love this place.
(5)
Ashley B.

My coworkers took me here for lunch one day. They talked so much about it I wasn't quite sure what a "naf naf" was until I realized it was a restaurant. It was very different and I like trying new foods. I ordered the Chicken Schwarma which was a pita stuffed with diced chicken, chick peas, and some middle eastern spices - very good. It's a hole in the wall place on Ogden, but overall, a must try!
(3)
David M.

I'm glad that fast food restaurants such as Taco Bell, KFC, & Baker's Square are closing and enabling a wide array of ethnic food restaurants to be given a chance. I tried Naf Naf shortly after there grand opening at the beginning of the year. The server was very friendly and funny. I could tell she was trying the best she could to make sure we enjoyed our stay. I don't know much about Middle Eastern food so I ordered there falafel sandwich. It turned out to be a 5 dollars well spent. Very clean, friendly, affordable, & most importantly adventurous. Next time I go I'm gonna try the chicken sandwich and its great they have vegetarian options in case you happen to be one or with one.
(4)
Nash S.

Best pita bread in town. They soft and fluffy. They make the pita it right there in the open kitchen. I tried the Chicken Shwarma in pita bread. Loved it. Also I had friends try the falafel sandwich and they loved it too. Highly recommended.
(4)
Amy R.

I've never left a healthy-ish, fresh restaurant having consumed SO MANY CALORIES, but every time I go to Naf Naf, I order half the menu and eat every last bite. It is SO good! I always get the same thing: chicken shwarma on a plate with double Israeli salad, and a balklava. The chicken shwarma is this absurdly flavorful spit-roasted chicken that is always moist and tender, cut into strips. Then you get pitas which are warm, pillowy perfection, AND tahini, AND this weird hot pepper mix that I don't dare eat, AND the Israeli salad which is a cucumber-y delight! My mom loves their fries (which are potato chips. Right?! Why are these called fries?) but I can't get past that unusual and delicious salad. The baklava is packaged and ready to go at the counter, but tastes fresh every time, and is an incredible sweet ending to a delicious meal. Also, it looks really hard to make and like something I couldn't possibly recreate, so props to them. The food is so fast and even with a drink, is in the $10-$12 standard lunch fare in the area range. I never eat there because they desperately need more space and the place is horrifically claustrophobic, but I generally like going to these types of places for "to-go" orders, anyway. This place has all the perks of any other fast food restaurant, with some bonuses they can't measure up to. It's like a global-culturally savvy Panera. Or something. It's just so good. Go!
(4)
Deanna D.

Underwhelming. Because of the great reviews I was excited to try Naf Naf Grill with my husband and friends, but it did not live up to expectations. My husband and I ordered the chicken breast kabab which was rather salty and one note despite the addition of tahini and Israeli salad. The chicken, though juicy, was bland. The pita was incredibly fresh & fluffy, but lacked toothsomeness and substance. I had a bite of my friends kifta and though more flavorful than my chicken, still nothing to write home about. The tabouleh was nice. In sum, a run-of-the-mill fast food experience for me. The dining room, though quite clean, has the acoustics of a public restroom. Concrete, glass, metal, plastic. Every voice, every note, every little sound is rebounded and magnified. The seating is less than comfortable too. It's not a venue for conversation. It's a place for a very quick bite or takeout. Overpriced.
(3)
Chris L.

Heavenly Pitas, all food is fresh and yummy. Falafel, beef kabobs and Schwarma are highlights
(5)
Pat D.

Great clean food. Prices are a bit steep but you pay for what you get. Clean, quality food. I usually come here on Fridays to get a good start to the weekend.
(4)
Sheri O.

Warm fresh made pitas and homemade hummus will get you in the door but the shwarma will keep you coming back. And the falafels are fantastic! If you love middle eastern food or are unsure and want to try it, this is the place to go.
(5)
Tammy W.

I ordered the chicken shwarma plate. The portion is very generous. The pitas are very fluffy and soft. The service is friendly and quick. The only thing I would have wanted is a bigger menu and more sauces to choose from. I would definitely recommend to others.
(4)
Ronnie E.

As a huge middle eastern food lover, Naf Naf grill is probably the best middle eastern food I have had in the states. I have been to the place numerous times and I would totally recommend the kafta kebab and Shawarma in a pita along with a falafel plate, those dishes have been constantly amazing. On top of all the they make their own pita breads in the place and it doesn't better. Prices are totally affordable and service is excellent. Try and you won't be disappointed!!
(5)
Serg M.

ALWAYS FRESH! for $10 u getting a meal of shawarma drink and as side! how amazing it is! always flavor always fresh! good flavor and service! im at this place at least 2 times a week! highly recommended!
(5)
psych t.

NAF NAF is a good solid place to eat Mediterranean food. It is clean throughout the establishment and the service though cafeteria/take out style was friendly and professional. Everything I have ordered there the four times I frequented this location tasted fresh. The food is slightly pricey for what you get but the modern decor makes it a nice quick stop if you are entertaining friends from out of town.I recommend the falafel.
(4)
Michael F.

Not exactly sure what I am eating but the staff was very patient and helpful and the results are delicious. I will go back.
(5)
Ben S.

Really hard to believe that this is the third time I've been here and I'm only just now writing a review. This place is clearly well regarded and well reviewed. Seriously...everything about this place has been so well documented that there may be nothing left to say but "yum!" I don't know what more I can add to avoid making this just a "me too" review but I will say that a freshly baked pita is something that everyone deserves to try at least once before they die. Personally, I would happily replace at least 50% of my annual bread consumption with baked-before-your-eyes pita bread if I could find it in the STL area. Not that it really matters because everything is excellent here but I've tried their chicken shawarma, beef kifta, hummus and falafel. All were great. If I knew the first thing about running a restaurant I would be trying to convince the owners to let me open a STL location. Sadly though, I am limited to singing their praises and eating here when I have occasion to be at corporate headquarters.
(5)
Chuck Z.

Already great place for lunch- I really like the chicken schwarma or however you spell it. A bit pricey for lunch 6-14 $ but everything seems to be that price nowadays. Good location off of 88, I typically meet my brother here for lunch. Hot, homemade pita's are delicious!
(3)
Gina Z.

Homemade pita's need I say more?? I have had falafel, chicken shawarma, beef kabobs all amazing! Fresh food, very tasty, and give big portions. You order, have a seat then they make takes a few minutes but worth it! Very clean and bright you can bring your kids .
(5)
Jasmin V.

I LOVE this place. By far my favorite Mediterranean place. I got the plate with 2 sides. The chicken shawarma is so good! I love the spicy green sauce! The basmati rice is perfect! The pita is the fluffiest I've ever had! The homemade fries are so good too! The plate is huge! Enough to share between two but the food is so good, do you really want to share??
(5)
Rajan S.

Awesome Food! Its now a regular place for us to go for Mediterranean.
(4)
Amanda L.

As a kid who grew up on Arabian food, I can tell you, Naf Naf knows it's stuff. Delicious pita, kefta kebob (which are not at the new locations - WHY?!), and hummus. I have to admit last time we went I was disappointed at the falafel - too salty without any actual spiced flavor, but otherwise, delicious. It is definitely more pricey - we often pay as much here as we do to go out to a sit-down, waitered meal. To their credit, the portions are very generous, I always end up rolling out of the place. The problem is that falafel and hummus are ala carte, so you end up ordering your meal and then the extra goodies, and we can never finish it all. It'd be awesome if they had a combo plate, or the choice to get falafel or hummus as a side item in your meal (we'd pay a little extra for the "upgrade") Also, the staff is never very friendly, they all seem rushed, bored, and many of them mumble (except the busboys, they are very polite). We have to travel from Arlington Heights to get to Naf Naf. We've tried to go to the locations nearer to us, but they took half the good stuff off the menu (like the kefta, and plate options), so we trek out on special occasions, which is rarer than we'd like.
(4)
Michael B.

Naf Naf has expanded to several locations, after having hit a home run in its first location, an old Taco Bell. It's a casual dining place. You order at the counter and pick it up when your pager goes off. So, it's not some upscale dining experience. What it is, though, is this: The best Middle Eastern food I've ever had. Anywhere. Any time. I love eating here, not just because the food is good, but because they so clearly strive for excellence.
(5)
C S.

Overrated and expensive. The food is alright but not mind blowing. It's the Chipotle of Mediterranean food. Only a little more expensive. For $17 I got a plate of schwarma and a small Baba Ghanoush. The schwarma wasn't bad, especially with the spicy green sauce. But worth $12? Not really. The baba ghanoush also wasn't bad, but not great. It's the first time I had it, and it didn't blow me away. I only ate about 3/4 of it. I wouldn't avoid the place if friends wanted to go. But I wouldn't recommend it or make the initiative to go there just for the food.
(3)
Sara W.

This is hands down one of the best restaurants I have been too. The food is absolutely delicious. I have had almost everything and I have never been disappointed. I usually end up getting 3 different things with my boyfriend because it is so good and we can never decide what to get!!
(5)
Rich A.

Naf Naf is great! The food is excellent and the service is fast. Especially at lunch during the work week. I come here often and am always pleased. I have also used Naf Naf for in-office lunches. Our order was ready and waiting and our team was quite pleased.
(5)
J.W. W.

If you like Middle Eastern Food, this is the place to go in Naperville.
(4)
Ken J.

Love the falafel from this place. The pita is so soft! I load it up with the delicious green hot sauce. DON'T order the fries unless you like mushy, oily ones. These may have been the worst fries I've ever ordered. Check that, they WERE the worst fries ever. But if you stick with the falafel, you will be pleased.
(4)
Sabrina C.

This place is delish. Period. Hot, fresh, pillowy pita... low-carbers nightmare. No one can resist. It's incredible. I'd go just for the pita and hummus, but fortunately their chicken is excellent too. We ate here as a family and everyone was thrilled with their food. We'll be regulars.
(4)
Mohit S.

Although i am not a huge fan of Mediterranean food, i love Naf Naf's Chicken schwarma. Its fresh, and very consistent. Good food, quick service, and well priced.
(4)
Sam T.

If I have to describe this place with one word I'd go with "FLAVOR". Food: Simply delicious. Top to bottom of the menu...you really can't go wrong. I asked the cashier what he recommended and he suggested the Schwarma which he says is the most popular. I had rice and Israeli salad with it which was also superb. Service: Well this is a Chipotle style concept so there's not that much service involved, but the employees seemed helpful and cheery. Environment: Clean and casual. Price: Spent about $10-$15 a person which is more than I expected but I ordered a lot of food. They have smaller portions. They need one of these in California!! Will definitely work in the Santa Monica or San Francisco area. Food: 5 Service: 4 Environment: 4 Price: 5
(5)
greg e.

Fresh. Real. Delicious. Every time. Chicken shawarma + hummus + Israeli salad + tahini sauce = my addiction.
(5)
Andrea B.

I picked up take out here tonight, I usually hate taking food Togo cause it's usually the wrong order or missing items, and almost always looks disappointing smashed together in a little container when you get home. This was not the case with naf naf. I ordered the chicken shawarma plate with rice and salad, the chicken kebab plate with double salad and the veggie feast. I checked my order once I got in the car and everything was there and everything was correct! Also the hot chicken was separate from the cold salads. You'd think that's a no brainer for a Togo order but you'd be supposed how many places a lot more upscale then naf naf just toss every hot and cold ingredient in the same box. But none of this really matters. What really matters is the food was amazing!!!! I tried a little bit of everything and literally every bite I put in my mouth was perfect!! Best middle eastern food around, hands down. The chicken shawarma and the purple cabbage salad were standouts for me, but I doubt you'll be disappointed with anything you try there.
(5)
Dan M.

The food is tasty. Love their food but I can't give them 5 stars because of the service. They takes too long for my food. 4 of us went there and everybody got their food way ahead of me.
(4)
yoku s.

LOVE THIS PLACE!! Fresh ingredients, great flavors, and the pillow-y soft pitas are amazing. Falafels & hummus are amazing!!
(5)
Shannon M.

Okay, so I do usually still get takeout from this place. But once in a while you do have to eat in. The main room is still loud as anything. BUT there's the smaller side room that provides some quiet, and that makes for a bit more restful dining, but it is kind of an echo chamber, so if a loudmouth on the phone or a family with three kids takes over it's just as loud. But at least there's a potential option to get away from the noise of the main room. I still enjoy the food so much, though: chicken shwarma, beef tenderloin kebab, the delicious saffron rice, a can of blood orange San Pellegrino. I personally wish the hummus was offset by a twang of lemon juice or some other element because I find the flavor too one-note, but that's just me. Service is efficient and the pager system works well. Ultimately I would still rather take it to go. The busy-ness is testament to their obvious popularity, but I just can't take that much noise. :(
(4)
Natalie H.

One of my favorite places in Naperville. I love the casual atmosphere. The workers are very kind. I recommend ordering online, or calling in your order if you're short on time. They make it all fresh, so it does take some time. I love the Chicken Shwarma in a pita, and I always add hummus. It's too good not to. If you are watching your carbs, try the Chicken Shwarma on a plate, but have them hold the pita. Choose and Israeli Salad, and mix it all together. It is very filling, and they give you enough for two dishes, but it is amazing. The Tahiti sauce is a white creamy sauce that gives a freshness to the food. Make sure you ads some of that! With my diet, I have yet the try the baklava. I will come back for it... It looks amazing.
(5)
Jodi L.

Love this place. The Schwarmas are the best!!!!!
(4)
Donna R.

OOoh ooh Ooh, love me some salty goodness from Naf Naf. Ordered the chicken breast (tried the Sharama, that's better) plate and had to make myself stop eating the huge plate of food. Pitas are soooo soft and fluffy, salad was light and fresh, and chicken was cooked perfectly. Oh, and the chips? To-die-for. I love salt, but this place might have put me overboard on the bloatness. I had a hard time recovering at work and felt bloated the majority of the day--maybe this is better for dinner? Your plate is HUGE, could easily feed two people and then it would only be around $5-$6 per person. Love the location, lots of stuff in the area and I can walk there from my job :) I'll have to try the hummus and falafel next time :) During the week, FYI, it can get super busy. We got in around 11:30 and by the time we had our food, there was a line almost out the door.
(4)
Ali Y.

I come here every-so-often and am usually blown away by the delicious flavors of the chicken shawarma, the rice, chips, salad, lentil soup, so delicious. One think I must note, and it really stood out to me this trip, the soda at the fountain is extra carbonated. It makes eating everything else so much more enjoyable when my orange soda is crisp and not flat. LOVE IT! :)
(5)
Stephanie S.

Something new in fast casual and a regular in our eating out rotation. Fresh and flavorful and doesn't make you feel like crap afterward. Even my brother, a picky eater, finds something he likes here. The pitas are big and fluffy. Falafel is crispy and delicious. The homemade chips are to die for. Lentil soup is a great, healthy option.
(5)
Kata T.

Still the best falafel, hummus, and tabbouli! The fries are really good, too. So happy to see them expanding to new locations and successful.
(5)
Justin G.

As far as Naf Naf locations go, this one is tops. I've been to a few and menu offerings differ from location to location. I'm a chicken shwarma platter man myself, but you really can't go wrong with any of their fare. All selections are moist and juicy. There is a freshness here which is not always the norm when it comes to this type of food. Naf Naf for all!
(4)
Wes W.

How soft are these pitas?? Thats what I though to myself as I walked to this placed called NAF NAF Grill. Honestly, they are as real as everyone described: clouds. I'd go even further to say that they are softer than a baby's behind with some baby powder on top. Inappropriate? Only if you make it that way. We had the hummus w/ falafel. Those little balls are amazing. The insides are smoother than other falafels I've had. These aren't as gritty; it's almost like they decided to include some potatoes in the mix. With the hummus, they are out of this world! We also had the beef kifta patties which were moist and tender. None of that old, dried out material. It was spiced up just right. The basmati rice and homemade fries (aka potato chips) as side options were awesome too. But if I were to do it again, I'd probably opt for the israeli salad instead of the fries for the sake of keeping things from getting too heavy. Chicken shwarma in a pita was another hit that made this place stand out. There was so much going on in that little pouch that I almost fell off my seat. Let yourself loose and pour the included sauce all over it. So naughty. I saw someone at another eating a chicken shwarma plated with basmati rice and an israeli salad...almost got a damn nose bleed. I think that would be a good option to try next time too. This place is the craze. These guys got it going on. I wanted to go back in after getting in the car to leave.
(5)
Jaime S.

Yum! I was really wanting some Shwarma and Hummus when my mom suggested we take a work lunch to Naf Naf. I got the Schwarma plate with israeli salad and basmati rice and she got the schwarma with hummus. The hummus is not TOO garlicky, the schwarma isn't greasy, and the sides were tasty, not like an afterthought. The portions are enormous, and each dish comes with 2 pitas as well as homemade pickles, spicy salsa, and tzatziki sauce. You will certainly get two (delicious!) meals out of this place.
(4)
William C.

Clean, fresh, healthy, fast. Why are there not more of these all over the place?
(5)
Amy D.

Naf Naf offers something completely different - fresh and flavorful "fast" Middle Eastern food - in a world inundated with boring ethnic food chains. I say "fast" because it is faster than a sit down restaurant, but we waited for our food to be prepared, which I appreciated, because I knew it wasn't coming off of an assembly line and shoved into a microwave. OMG the fresh, soft wonderful pita that carries all the chicken kabob and hummus goodness to my mouth. . . .so good. That's all I have to say about that. I had a side of basmati rice and baklava that were pretty tasty too. Staff was friendly, and cleared our plates when we were finished. There's nothing more I can really add to this place that reviewers haven't said before. The best way to describe it is an (upscale?) fast food strip mall restaurant. I can only compare it to Chipotle or Noodles, but Naf Naf food is far superior. The food is fresh, high quality antibiotic free meats. Some previous reviewers have mentioned that prices seem high, but when you think that you are getting fresh high quality antibiotic free food, it is worth paying a bit more. I'm hoping that I don't have to wait long for a Naf Naf to open closer to my location, but I'm willing to drive another hour to get my pita fix again. Last visited 5/11/13 5 stars
(5)
Max M.

Naf Naf naf naf naf naf naf naf naf naf naf naf naf naf naf naf naf naf naf naf naf naf naf naf naf naf. That Yelpers....is the sound of happiness when you sink your teeth into a nice crispy Falafel enrobed in a warm fluffy fresh baked pita with fresh cucumber tomato salad with parsley and tahini sauce. The meal portions are generous. Recommend guys order plates that come with enough pita bread to share with the gals. This is a Middle Eastern version of Chipotle Mexican Grill which means it's far from authentic, but it really hits the spot when you're craving some good falafel. Purists....don't hate, it's not like we have Mamoun's Falafel just around the corner here in Illinois (says the still slightly bitter former New Yorker and Angeleno). =)
(5)
JoAnn H.

I absolutely love their falafals...Each time I have lunch there I have to restain myself from taking home a package of the perfect pita bread that is soft and fresh! What makes the sandwich special is the fresh ingredients on the best pita ever!
(4)
Linsey J.

Probably the freshest fast food outside of the city! The pita is so soft and fluffy. Awesome tahini sauce and uniquely tasty pickles. Don't pass on this place, even if you've never had Mediterranean food! You won't be disappointed.
(5)
Jenna D.

My first experience at Naf Naf Grill provided an A-OK experience. Middle-Eastern food is one of my favorite cuisines. Thus, finding a good restaurant can be difficult. Having tried other local establishments and being disappointed, it was delightful to thoroughly enjoy Naf Naf Grill. I ordered the chicken plate and a side of falafel. My friend ordered the beef plate with a side of salad. We were both super pleased with our meals! Can't wait to return here to try the rest of their menu. Also, everything is fresh made in the store. It's very difficult to find restaurants these days that make everything from scratch with all natural ingredients. 100% recommend
(4)
Robert G.

Top of the line fast middle eastern food. I really love this place, and it would certainly be trouble if I lived closer to here. I got a Beef Kifta pita this time; in the past I've gotten the plate, but with the Israeli salad and the rice, it would've ended up being far too much food. The beef patties are consistently spiced really well; throw in the hot and tahini sauces, and... mmm. Maybe this is or isn't authentic, but it's enough for me. I really like the naan, also; it's a really flavorful flatbread. The Chicken Shwarma my wife ordered ended up very good as well. Again, not a middle eastern food pro, but the meat was moist and spicy, just how I like it. In the past I've also ordered the baklava, which I will order next time. You can't go wrong with honey, pistachios and pastry bread. This location getting a bit bigger, so if you've been turned off because too many people are in the restaurant, hopefully that problem will be solved soon!
(5)
Abha S.

i just love their freshly made moist pitas filled with falafals or their chicken shwarma with their green chutney... pure bliss ! Must try :)
(5)
Ed K.

Just went in to pick-up my usual - - veggie feast. Twenty minutes later I get home and I see no pita bread or sauces. Okay, I can eat it without it, but not happy. I call to tell them of their error and was told...give us your name and number and next time your in will give you the pita bread and sauces....thanks for nothing! No apology, no credit...must be hard to get good help.
(1)
E S.

I love Naf Naf and was so excited when I realized they opened up a Naperville location. Great service and high quality food each and every time. I do wish they were like their Lisle store and had the full expanded menu but I was still happy! They blow Roti out of the water and have the best falafel!
(5)
Tushar S.

best falafel in Naperville! Always busy during lunch time. friendly and fast service.
(5)
Max G.

Huge fan of NAF NAF!! Always consistent good food at extremely fair prices. Their green pepper sauce brings it all together. Shwarma pita is delicious and very satisfying from both a quantity and flavor standpoint. If you go for a platter be prepared to share with a friend or bring some home for later. Awesome place, always busy
(5)
Junior D.

I came here a few times and really liked it the first time but the second and third just weren't the same. Pita bread is always good but shawerma and hummus taste different every time I've been there. Prices are a little high for a lunch spot too.
(2)
Denise D.

It was time for my pal and I to find a different place to meet for lunch, so we decided to try this local chain. As other reviewers have mentioned, it's a counter-ordering place like Noodles or Chipotle, but at Naf Naf, they give you a buzzer so you can sit while your food is being prepared. And maybe part of my enthusiasm for Naf Naf is that it's new to me, but it really is more special than it might seem at first blush. I had the chicken kebab in a pita and whatever they put in there (hummus, something called Israeli salad) combined with the meat with the soft, pillowy pita was really, really yummy. I look forward to returning and trying some of the other offerings!
(5)
Paula R.

The food was ok but I have gotten more and tastier food for less in local middle eastern restaurants. Additionally the chain is owned by Americans and Israelis who take credit for Arabic food. NOT coming BACK again!
(1)
Emily M.

Every time I come here, usually during off-peak hours, I've had to wait 10+ minutes for my food. A few times when I took it to go and brought it home, it was nearly room temperature upon eating. I'm typically only ordering chicken shawarma, hummus, and pita. All things that I would assume should be pretty much on hand at the time of ordering. Maybe they're quick when it matters most like during a business lunch, but I just think my wait times are pretty absurd for a fast casual restaurant. Yes the food is delicious, it's your standard Naf Naf except with a longer wait.
(2)
Katie K.

Wow. Some great falafel. This place was outstanding! I happened to be in Naperville for a work conference and I checked it out. I was not disappointed. I am so excited to learn they have one in the city too! The chicken shawarma sandwich was delicious. It was served with hommus, salad toppings, and I think a sauce. It was sooo good. I think what made it most delicious was the pita, holy cow, that pita is amazing. It made the meal. I also tried a couple pieces of falafel--YUM! And the homemade fries--very tasty. I highly recommend this place!
(5)
amy b.

The food is amazing! If I could eat lunch here every day I would! I just found a location by my house..super excited! I tell everyone to eat here. LOVE IT!!!!
(5)
William F.

I never had shawarma before but after a recommendation from my son I did and I think I'm hooked. I will eat here again when I'm in town.
(5)
Katie L.

This was delicious falafel! But when you get the " On a plate" order, it's way too much food for me-especially at lunch! The falafel plate included 6 yummy pieces of falafel, 2 huge fluffy pitas, basmati rice, and a very fresh Israeli salad. I think next time I will just go with the "In a pita" option that was cheaper and a smaller portion. I also can't wait to try their hummus because I'm a big fan of that, and now after trying their pitas, hummus would be a great addition! My coworker got the beef tenderloin kabobs and they were very juicy! This place was so busy at lunchtime that I think they could definitely benefit from a larger eat-in area. We scored the last empty table when we arrived at 12:45 on a Friday! Can't wait to make this a regular stop for me!
(5)
Sarah S.

My friend is obsessed with Middle Eastern food and it's not my favorite in the world. I can now only think it's because I didn't have GOOD Middle Eastern food. Naf Naf Grill is amazing! I went with said friend last week based on hearing such great things. It was about 7 on a weekday so I was surprised it wasn't more busy than it was when we arrived. I also was a bit put off by the prices! Much more expensive than Pita House, Pita Hut and all the other pita abodely named places. I ended up getting the Schnitzel in a pita for $6.59. I wasn't offered to buy a drink, so ended up with a cup for water. Ah well. The chicken schnitzel in a pita was very good...but $7 good? Eh...I don't know about the prices here. We also shared a hummus with falafel platter for $6.99. Again very tasty. The pita bread here is SO fluffy and soft, just amazing when it's nice and warm. They go down just a notch because of their high prices and spotty service. Is there food amazing? Yes, yes it is, and I think they good charge more than other similar places...but not so much more. For a Chicken Schwarma plate, it's $11.99....that's double than other places! I'm sure I'll be back because my friend fell in love with their food...but those prices are always going to irk me!
(4)
Kristen K.

I just want pitas, all day every day. This place is amazing.
(5)
Jen M.

Affordable, quick, and tasty. The platters are huge, so you definitely want to split.
(4)
Jennifer C.

I love Naf Naf! SO good! So you're probably wondering what to order right. Get the beef kifta platter with rice and the israeli salad. Also, order a small hummus. My husband is a big fan of the chicken schnitzel. I usually take a beef kifta patty and put it is a pita with some of the hummus and israeli salad and make a delish mediterranean burger of sorts. To make it extra tasty there is a spicy green sauce located where you pick up your food. I will definitely go back and hopefully next time I will have room to try the baklava.
(5)
Jelena Z.

Pillowy. HOT. Ginormous. Extra spicy. Dirty. Just a few words that come to mind when I think of Naf Naf. No, I'm not penning a Harlequin romance novel - rather, I'm talking fresh pitas, homemade sauces, portions, falafel sandwiches and basmati rice mixed with hot sauce (hence the word, dirty). For about $10, I ordered a chicken shawarma pita stuffed with some of the most tender chicken I've ever had. Juicy, succulent and what have you - the bird is the word here. Throw in a magical lining of hummus and freshly-diced cucumber salad and we have one fine sandwich. I won't spend too much time waxing poetic on the fluffy pita bread but know that unlike crack, it is legit and like crack (if I had to imagine) it's extremely addictive. I think I saw almost a dozen people working the line and in the kitchen... it's a machine up in here. Everything is made to order so you'll still have to wait a few minutes but once you get it, you'll never forget it. I'm whipped.
(5)
Tim M.

This place is absolutely delicious!!! The salads are always really fresh and the meat is amazing!!! I'll come back again and again!!
(5)
Gonzo G.

Rating: 4.6 Short description: Mediterranean that is awesome Similar to: Taza's downtown Pluses: Awesome Falafel, great chicken shwarma pita, even their vegetarian options are amazing Negatives: limited selection of options, they got rid of the red sauce that was awesome Recommendations: I come here on a weekly basis, and is one of the few bright spots in the Naperville food scene. I get a Shwarma pita with 2 extra falafel and rice and a drink, it's about $11.
(5)
Susan M.

I have become a Naf addict -- unfortunately my office has moved to Chicago so I am patiently waiting for the location in the Loop. I remember talking to the owner at the Naperville location about how I've been a fan since the beginnings at the old Taco Bell building on Ogden and look how far they've come. I put in my request for a Loop location then! And it's almost time!! They have the absolute best homemade pitas, the most awesome chicken (thigh is my fave), beef and Falafel meals. The Lentil soup is delicious. The Schnitzel was the last "new" meal I tried there - it was lightly breaded and had the most perfect sesame seed coating served on a huge platter with your two sides - I always do rice and Israeli salad - the perfect compliment to any meal. Just go! You will become an addict too. Just GO.
(5)
Maria G.

Oh ma gah!!!! I would eat here everyday if I could! The decor was modern, open and inviting. This was my first time eating Naf Naf and wish I had known about it sooner. I got the Chicken Shawarma Pita, Beef Tenderloin plate and a small order of hummus. -Chicken Shawrma was fresh, delicious and refreshing. Served on the most amazing pita bread ever. Beef tenderloin was extremely tender and juicy. Fries are more like house made chips and were absolutely delish. -hummus....best ever! I've had many a hummus and this was like no other. I want to go back again, again and again!!!
(5)
Shailesh J.

Finally I got a chance to visit Naf Naf after hearing about it for so many years.. And all good things said about it are true...very true..The chicken shawarma they had was the best shawarma .. i ever tasted.. And how on earth can any one bake pita so soft..Quite excellent ...The green sauce they gave complimented the sandwich very well .. The only thing i found missing was the complimentary white sauce generally they provide in other mediterranian places was missing with the sandwich .. Hey i forgot to mention about the pickles bites ...the spice level of pickles biteswas just perfect ... The restaurant was very clean and order process was breeze.. Would love to visit this place again ....I think at this price point its difficult to match the quality of food provided by Naf Naf by any other place....
(5)
Janine B.

As a vegan I love the Veggie Feast. For $9.99 you get 2 delicious pitas and can make your own falafel sandwich with the generous servings of baba ghanough, hummus, and tabbouleh. The plate comes with 6 falafel balls and they are always flavorful and perfectly crisp. I don't really like the cabbage salad that comes with the plate so I sybarite extra tabbouleh instead. I hope you come and enjoy your meal!
(5)
Lissa E.

Great, fresh, "fast food" option. The chicken shwarma plate and warm pitas are great! This meal can definitely be shared.
(5)
Eli H.

This place is fantastic. I think the best way to describe it would be "Chipotle Goes East." You know, like Fievel going west in that An American Tale sequel. Only, unlike that movie, this place is actually worth checking out. In fact, if you told me the same corporate wizard was behind the curtain pulling the levers of Naf Naf Grill that operates the pedals for Chipotle, I wouldn't be at all surprised. Fortunately and unfortunately, fact checking and research are the #1 and #2 things that ruin all Yelp reviews, so let's just roll with this. You walk in the door only to be greeted with a well lit, well decorated, modern-industrial feeling takeout place. Eerily excited teenagers man the cash registers, over-anxious to take your order. Naf Naf's menu features a wide assortment of meats and plating options (ranging from sandwiches served in pitas to full-on platter-style meals) but, spoilers, the best thing on the menu is the falafel pita. They make their pitas fresh in house, so you'll want to maximize your pita intake while you're there. Definitely get SOMETHING in a pita, regardless of what type of filling tickles your fancy and be sure to order some hummus with a few extra pitas. Seriously, if you leave Naf Naf Grill with less than three pitas spread across whatever you ordered you're doing it wrong. Oh, their rice is great too, and I totally recommend getting it over their somewhat strange potato chips they make in house. You can get a feast for two for around $20, and unlike a lot of takeout places, Naf Naf Grill has food that actually seems to get better as it melds together inside of the foil wrapping on the car ride home. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed.
(5)
Susan V.

I ordered food from Naf Naf for my daughter's birthday on recommendation from friends. The food was out of the world! Everybody adults and kids loved it and leftover were sought after for days! The pitas are so soft and fluffy and even after a couple of days in the fridge, a few second in the microwave they would be soft again. We ordered a couple of chicken dishes including the shwarma and the falafels. All the salads were delicious. Just awesome! We have since then been there several times for dine in or takeout. Never lets us down!
(5)
Gouri L.

I ordered the chicken shawarma pita (no combo). The pita was delicious. Right amount of meat/salad/sauces so you received a hit of flavor in every bite without the pita falling apart all over you. The chicken was seasoned in a very flavorful manner and the Israeli salad they use tastes fresh. Except for a couple pieces of tough tendon I got, I thoroughly enjoyed the pita and wolfed it down. You can tell it's a popular place because the place had a long line to order and people waiting for seating.
(4)
Chris M.

Great food & concept. Take a break from those hot dogs!! Many options to choose from, quick kind service, & nice clean eating area.
(5)
Athena C.

Remember the feeling of falling in love? It is blissful and you think, this is the one for me...forever...me and you...for eternity! Is it weird I'm having this feeling for Naf Naf Grill? I finally tried Naf Naf Grill and it was everything I had hoped it would be. I ordered my lunch online at 8:30am. I agree that was strange but my lunch was ready when I arrived at 11:15am to pick it up. The online ordering was simple and all you could want from an online ordering service. Now to the important part. The love...oh...I mean food. I got the chicken shawarma on a plate with red cabbage and falafel. It came with some pickles, tahini, green chili salsa like item, and 2 warm puffy soft delectable pitas. (no plastic ware for to-go order which would have been a problem had I not checked before leaving the place). As other reviews report, the pitas are so soft and warm, you will never look at other pitas the same way again. The chicken shawarma was was crispy on the edges and soft in the center. The red cabbage was good but nothing special in my opinion. The falafel was so a ball of chickpea wonderfulness. Fried crispy and soft inside. The green chili salsa like item was great on everything. Not sure the pickles really fit with anything but I ate them none-the-less. I will be returning. In fact, I was thinking about having it for dinner again but that's silly. Same meal for lunch and dinner? I'm not that crazy. I'm having it for dinner tonight. That's 3 meals apart. That's more reasonable.
(5)
Tony C.

Cool place. Great for lunch or a quick dinner.
(5)
Raw F.

I ordered online at 11:20am for a noon pick up, I got there at 11:55 and the young man working the register was obviously stoned out of his mind. I ordered a chicken shwarma pita, rice and drink and a beef tenderloin, fries and drink. The man at the register told me it would be five minutes, cool. Fast forward as order after order kept getting delivered. And in the time I stood there, at least half of the orders were wrong. The manager was pushing her crew in Spanish, but it was not helping, as she threw order after wrong order away. My food was good, as usual. But the way the crew was treating customers who waited patiently for their food was not very professional. A few customers kept coming up and asking if their order was ready, and she'd look at them and say no, just a few more minutes. Then turn and say something derogatory in Spanish. When I went up to ask about my order for the fifth time, she finally grabbed the shwarma threw it in my bag and said to a co-worker in Spanish. "Give it to him, to get him the hell out of here." Fine, I'll leave. But I'm not coming back.
(2)
Mallory L.

This place has the best pitas and hummus, hands down. I've been here quite a few times and the food never disappoints. I had never tried middle eastern food before, so I was a bit afraid when I came here for the first time, but it was so yummy. Don't forget to add the green hot sauce and pickles with your meal.
(5)
Ellen M.

There are many better Mediterranean places to choose from. Perhaps not on the corporate end of Naperville, but there are better. Given the many awful kid-friendly places to choose from, this is on my list of places that adults and kids can agree on. The food is pretty fresh, but I can't stand the squishy pita - it feels like i'm eating Wonder Bread. Good, not fantastic
(3)
Candice G.

A well earned upgrade for the fancy new digs and best pitas and hummus in (at least) the tri-state area. No joke, you can't get smoother, fluffier hummus or lighter, more pillow-y pitas anywhere. It's like eating a tasty cloud. Their prices are decent-ish. I always stop by here for what I tell myself will be a cheap, quick lunch stop... but then after my falafel, hummus, and extra pita order I always end up clocking in a $20 lunch for 1. On the other hand, I usually have enough food to gorge on for the rest of the day so it's not so steep a price with all things considered. Besides their famous pitas and hummus, their olive& pickle mix along with the Israeli salad and basmati rice are so good they'll have you trying to think up ways to take them intravenously. Quick tip: If you like spicy, defo ask for extra of their homemade hot sauce. It's seriously the best ever and it's good on EVERYTHING, especially mixed in with the basmati rice. Let me put it this way, If they bottled it, I'd drink it faster than a Snapple.
(5)
Rod C.

This place is awesome. Why don't we have Naf Naf in California? Someone needs to bring a Naf Naf franchise out here to CA. It would sell like hot cakes. I like the simple menu and ordering format, and the ingredients were all fresh and delicious. The beauty of this place is in its simplicity. I also dig the Earth-friendly and sustainable concepts going on here. Everything we ate at Naf Naf was great. The pita, the chicken, the falafel. I wish I didn't live half a continent away. Seriously, if any business tycoons, investors, or would-be franchise owners are reading this... please bring Naf Naf to California.
(5)
Barry S.

This place is really good. The food is really fresh and the pita bread is awesome. It is also usually super busy so I assume others like It as well! I took off one star because they are kind of stingy and charge for all extras. The food also takes a long time. That is not why I subtracted just sharing. For fast food you would expect quicker but it is fresh I guess!
(4)
Greg D.

One word, "falafel." Naf Naf sells falafel as a side order and fresh crispy falafel on the side with dark meat chicken in a pita is a wonderful combination. Naf Naf also offers hummus and some nice vegetarian options and there is really no need to pay more for a full kebab platter when the stuffed pitas are affordable and delicious. One of my favorite budget conscious, yet healthy, lunch options in the Naperville/Western suburbs areas.
(4)
Alyssa J P.

I came here with a coworker for lunch and I have to agree that the hummus and pita are srsly the best I've ever eaten in my entire life. I had the falafel plate, which was huge, and pretty much acted as two meals for me. The price was not bad either. I rarely ever eat out in the suburbs but could see going back here, especially if friends or family are in town.
(4)
Raquel K.

They don't like to go out of their way to substitute things or prepare it the way you like it at this particular location but otherwise great customer service and usually very friendly. This is one of my favorite franchise restaurants for Falafel in the chicagoland area.
(4)
Agnes L.

For a quick bite to eat that won't make me feel fat, I love this place. It's not my favorite Middle Eastern restaurant, but it's a healthy alternative for fast food. Best parts - *Fluffy pita bread. They are much lighter here than any other place I have been. *Super hot sauce. Free and plentiful with a lot of kick. *Combo choices galore. I love variety. Pick and choose sides that include soup, salad and potato. Not so best parts- *Meat isn't as tender here as I have had at sit-down places, but that's not a surprise considering that this type of food usually takes longer. I got the beef tenderloin and it was a bit tough for my liking. *Rice wasn't as flavorful as other basmati pilafs I've had. It's pretty bland. *Prices are a little much for the platter portion size. I've paid just as much at longer, bigger meals at regular restaurants. The pita sandwich combo is a better bang for your buck. I'd opt for more authentic Middle Eastern whenever given the chance, but this is the place to go when I'm not in the mood to work out later. ;)
(3)
Andrew T.

Obviously, Naf Naf has kept it up. Everything is amazing, just go. Of particular note, they have upgraded their hot sauce to something new and delicious. It's now kind of a combo of the corriander-mint chutney you'd get at an Indian restaurant, mixed with some seriously hot chiles. So hot, it's soapy tasting. So incredibly delicious on everything they make. I'm thinking about going right now, just to dredge plain pita through it.
(5)
Amanda M.

My brother brought me here. I was definitely skeptical at first but I was super impressed as soon as I took a bite! I had the Chicken Schwarma and it was amazing! Their homemade hummus is great too! This place is super busy during lunch time, which is of course a good sign! They need to open more of them around the Chicago area!
(5)
Mike S.

I hate going to fast food restaurants and feeling bad because I have just consumed enough calories for the entire day, not to mention adding plaque to my arteries. Then along comes Naf Naf. What a refreshing change of pace. I don't feel guilty for eating this fast food. The food offers great flavors and a healthier alternative to fast food. Choose from kabobs, shawarma, schnitzel, pitas, pickles, hot pepper mix, hummus, basmati rice or Israeli salad, etc. My favorite is the chicken shawarma with rice and pickles. I love the simplicity of the dishes. Yet they offer a complex taste when accompanied by the salads, sauces and add-ons. Naf Naf offers a selection of Middle Eastern dishes that aren't Americanized nor are they too far off the American pallet that they are too foreign to enjoy. Dig in and celebrate another cultures wonderful food. They offer food that isn't too far off the American and it can be enjoyed by all. Dig in and celebrate another cultures wonderful food. They have several vegetarian dishes to enjoy too. The parking can be hard to find during the peak eating hours. Also the noise level can be very loud at times .
(4)
Manoj C.

Good middle eastern food in a strip mall. Quite a surprise, considering it is way out in the suburbs
(4)
Phill C.

I love Middle Eastern food. I could eat it every meal of the day and would bathe in hummus if I had the chance. My addiction started young and by the time I first got my own place, I was eating hummus, falafel, and shwarma almost 5 freakin days a week! Pita Inn has always been my go-to place, but Naf Naf just blew me away. Their Pita Breads are amaziballs delicious! Freshly baked and served piping hot, you won't find fluffier and softer pita anywhere else. Just give me a plate of hummus and a basket of hot pita bread... that's all I really need. Their Falafels are tasty and their Hummus is even better - just the right creamy texture and flavorful. Now there's chicken shwarma and then there's Naf Naf Chicken Shwarma. Juicy bits of chicken, well seasoned, and packed with flavor. Even better after doing the double dip - some tahini and hot sauce makes everything taste even better. The food costs a few bucks more than other Middle Eastern joints I frequent, but the good eats justifies the price. Can't wait to go back for some more of that amazing pita bread!
(5)
Rohit Y.

This place is amazing! Definitely one of the best places in the Naperville area for shawarma. There's usually a bit of a wait to get the food, but thankfully you can order online and just pick up. The inside is about the size of a Chipotle, and I've never had a problem finding a place to sit. I highly recommend getting an extra pita, they're very very soft, made with artisan flour - delicious!
(5)
Amilia T.

Quite disappointed with this. Overpriced and the current employee at the time was pretty rude.
(2)
Ashley J.

I wasn't sure what to expect from Naf Naf, but I have heard nothing but great reviews. The pita was out of this word! Very soft and fluffy, but durable enough to hold in all of the insides. While the menu is on the smaller side, I think Naf Naf is spot on. Only complaint is the prices. They seem pretty steep for fast food.
(4)
Su A.

So. Much. Food. They give you absolutely huge portions, well worth the $11.99 per plate. Pitas are delicious
(5)
Fred C.

They have the juiciest beef/lamb kufta. As others have said the pita bread is amazing. Great service too.
(5)
Erez M.

The chicken schwarma is great.the pita bread makes the whole sandwich sooo good.ill be back at least once a month.
(4)
Kay C.

Went back again to Naf Naf. It's a wonderful quick go to meal. Took some friends and they loved it, too. Best pita, best chicken schwarma, best fries. I said last time I would get the soup to be healthier but that didn't happen and I don't regret it! I love Naf Naf!!
(4)
Ken K.

Naf Naf Grill is unassuming in its location and outer appearance, but don't think that means the food isn't good. The restaurant is clean inside, the owner is extremely friendly and will help you decide what to order if you ask for recommendations and the food itself is delicious. Everything is freshly made and the quality is top-notch. Based on what we ate, you can't go wrong with the Beef Kifta Kabab on a plate or in a pita. The beef is seasoned well, cooked well and comes out piping hot. The pita is fresh, warm and not too bready. It seems silly to be excited about pita, but it's done perfectly here and I couldn't help but notice it. Heck, it's been two months since I ate here and I crave this every time I look at the picture. I'm not from the area, so I couldn't tell you how this place compares to other Middle Eastern restaurants in the area (if there are any), but I'm pretty sure you won't find one as good as this. Naf Naf is one place you really should check out.
(4)
Kevin R.

My favorite lunch spot in Chicagoland! Chicken Shawarma Pita is the best sandwich ever. Enough said..
(5)
Anthony P.

Great food. Clean, quick service. We go at least once per week.
(5)
Boon K.

They give you alot food for 1 order. The Puffy pita are yummy but I really only need 1. I realy like the veggie platter the most. Something about the cabbage salad, falafels, and the baba g just totally make a great platter for me. The chicken kabob were well season and my husband really like the roasted veggies that came with it.
(3)
Chris P B.

I am a fan of the food, not so much of the confused service behind the counter and rising prices but I still love the food, will revisit this review in few months again.
(4)
Beth P.

Though the name is a little funny, the food is seriously good. Their pita's are hands down the best pita's I've ever had. I usually get the chicken breast in a pita and am never disappointed. We also love their falafel and hummus plate. Everything is freshly made and delicious!
(5)
Anastacia B.

Sometimes my friend Jill will just text the words "NAF NAF". Sometimes I hate her. This is because it will remind me of the fix I can't necessarily get to so easy (all locations are a good 30 min. drive). Their falafel and shwarma sandwhiches are the thing that will make you wake up in the middle of the night remembering the good times you had together while you stuffed yourself silly. Hands down the best falafel in the Chicago area and finally a shwarma that isn't dried out and flavorless. Be careful with the pita because it is a deal changer. Outstanding. You'll wonder what the hell they're passing off at other places. I always plan on trying some of their other items but I can't get off the pita sandwhich merry-go-round. Total image make over from the old days when they were in a converted Taco Bell building. Love to see someones dream take off.
(5)
Brad E.

I'm an out of towner who wandered into Naperville with an empty tummy. I turned to my fellow Yelpers to recommend a shining star of a meal. I clicked on Naf Naf in Yelp and Siri navigated us to lunch. I have to say, the restaurant was clean and minimalist, however, it looked a bit clinical and it was like they hadn't finished painting the place yet. There were no marketing cues that got my mouth watering, until I got to the counter and I saw the biggest shawarma rotisserie I have ever seen in my life. The kitchen was open and the excitement of a vibrant, busy kitchen was really all the decor they need. This place is all about the food. We ordered some sandwich platters which were $14.95, no drink included. I will return someday and will be happy to pay that price again and again! While I had originally come to this place for Mediterranean food, the Chicken Schnitzel sandwich with fried potatoes on the side caught my eye. There is no gimmick, no claim of this being a fusion cuisine restaurant, it is just simply fresh food with killer texture and taste. The Schnitzel was fresh chicken, pounded thin and hand breaded. It was really simple but it melted in my mouth. It was paired with a Lebanese salad which was really crisp and fresh containing cucumbers and cabbage in a light dressing. The food was light and it was nice to finish a satisfying meal and not feel like I needed to be rolled out the door. Apparently I'm late to the party and they have a huge following of Naf Naffers. Tons of locations are opening up in Chicagoland. Naf Naf, go national, baby!!
(5)
David P.

These guys do a great job of keeping it simple and fresh. I really enjoy their pita sandwiches, the chicken is the best! The pickles and the hot sauce are great condiments to the whole experience. The homemade pita is awesome! The ambiance is a bit noisy, but everything is clean and well maintained. It's a nice change from your daily lunch routine.
(4)
Lisa S.

i've never had a shawarma, so i can't make a comparison, but this baby was damn good.best pita bread i've ever had-warm and fluffy. their lentil soup is delish, and the employees are so polite and friendly. just a great place!
(5)
Evelina L.

I was VERY pleasantly surprised by this place when I stopped by for a quick lunch a few weeks ago. Bottom line - I can eat their fresh pita's without ANYTHING else in it. Seriously, the fresh pita's are so soft and moist that I would be happy if that was the highlight. It wasn't. I ordered the chicken kabob (dark meat) pita and enjoyed every bite! The pickles on the side were an absolutely perfect touch and the spice sauce added heat in all the appropriate places. Having eaten this type of food in the Middle East before and missing it here - this definitely scratched that itch! Love the decorations too...doesn't really fit with the theme, but very pretty to look at. Avoid at rush hour, hard to find a seat, but definitely perfect for a quick bite!
(5)
Doug F.

Can I have a little food with the salt? OMG eating at NAF NAF can give one hypertension. The food is way too salty....The Pita is fresh, but also very fattening. I can't eat their anymore....
(1)
I G.

Yummy, yummy pita. The best hummus I've had since Israel. Great falafel sandwich, it gets pretty busy over the lunch hour, be prepared to wait a little.
(5)
Jo M.

Being a vegan, the options here are pretty good for the burbs, and what I can order I love. FRESH pita, I mean fresh, being made as you stand there. They come out hot and fluffy, chewy and tasty. And the falafel, savory, flavorful, crunchy on the outside, moist and tender on the inside. Just great. If I know I'm going there ahead of time, I will bring my own vegan sauce which makes it that much better. We usually order to go so we can add condiments at home. The basmati rice is good, not great mind you, but good. I usually don't order it. The fried potatoes are ok, sometimes they are really greasy, so I usually pass on them also.
(5)
Seeker O.

There's not much more I can say that hasn't already been said multiple times before. This is a place we enjoy eating at and also an easy drive for getting food to go but compared to similar places like this, it's pricey. However you do get a lot and it's convenient to have to go packaging along with napkins and plastic ware nearby for any left overs which are just as tasty the next morning for breakfast. The menu is limited but the items being made are flavorful and substantially better than you typical fast food at Mickey D's and Wenchies. I recommend this place and as you can see, I do enjoy it.
(4)
Bernice R.

Ok, I have to steal a little joke from my boyfriend. It goes like this: Naf Naf.... Who's There?! :D Corny, I know, but let me tell you who's there. EVERYONE! Naf Naf is the place to go for great food! I absolutely love their lentil soup. Forget Panera, I go to Naf Naf for soup and a nice warm and fluffy pita sandwich stuffed with awesomeness, preferably chicken thighs! Bottom Line: Great flavors. I love sharing Naf Naf with new people! So, what are you waiting for... GO already!
(5)
Danielle W.

YUM. I'm gluten-intolerant and almost everything is gluten free here! I ordered shawarma plate with basmati rice and Israeli salad. I want to eat it everyday.
(4)
Benilen M.

This place is expensiiive!! $25 for two people...granted they do give a bit more food than other places as well as a package of pita bread when you get your food to go, but their food isn't that great for this much money. We finished our meals and had only small amount of leftovers for later. My fiancee, who's middle eastern, works downtown and goes to I Dream of Falafel and says that he gets the same food, maybe a little less on the plate, but at only $8/pp and that it tastes better overall. I did like their hot pepper sauce...very interesting blend of flavors and spices at first then the hotness hits you! Make sure to have a cold beverage on hand and sample it first before pouring it all over your plate! I had the chicken shawarma, yellow rice, and Israeli salad. I felt that it was lacking in seasoning all over (hence the need to add lots of hot pepper and tahini sauce). Also, the chicken shawarma was dry and overcooked :(. The pitas were good but pretty doughy, not like regular flat pita bread. My fiancee got the fries and they were sliced potatoes which were different, nothing special. I have yet to try the other dishes but might hold off because of the price. Overall it's a good try for something different or don't eat much middle eastern food and like these types of food, it will definitely not having you feeling sick even when you devour a lot of it like other greasy fast food places.
(3)
Jessica D.

Great falafel & pitas! everything I've had there is great-- It is quickly becoming a favorite for people who visit me as well
(5)
Miss P.

Been here multiple times (rare for me!). On occasion the meat can be a little dry but other than that, it's soooo goooood. Ugh perfect pita bread. If you get a platter, you can def split between 2 people (and just get an extra pita). Have yet to try the baklava...will report back
(4)
Peter K.

The best pita I have ever tried. All the meat is so exceptional and salads are super fresh! Best middle eastern food I have ever had! Super clean, super yum, super hip, and worth a visit I promise!
(4)
Michael P.

It was about 9pm. We were looking for a place to eat with our four children ranging in age from 6 to 17. They're not the most adventuresome foodies by a long shot, but a clerk at our hotel recommended the Naf Naf grill. The atmosphere was young and trendy - sort of like a Panera only more minimalistic - very nice. Since it was well after the dinner rush, I felt we were taking a risk. Maybe we'd get leftovers? The kitchen staff had already begun to clean up and we were the only ones in the place. We ordered at the counter and waited about 15 or 20 minutes which seemed long. This is definitely not a fast-food joint, nor is it a traditional sit-down restaurant. When we got our food we were amazed. We had an assortment of food at our table. Whether it was beef tenderloin or chicken breast kabobs, salad or side dishes, it was all top notch, fresh and perfectly prepared. The meats are prepared over an open grill to perfection. No leftovers kept in a steamer at this place. Even our finicky children raved about it and cleaned their plates. Wow. I'm only sorry we didn't eat there more often when we were in Naperville. Naf Naf Grill is definitely at the top of our list when we're in the area again.
(5)
Derrick T.

Came here on a Paleo lunch date with my wife, and had a great meal! Ordered up a Chicken Shwarma sandwich and Beef Tenderloin sandwich. Both delicious, dropped the pita and asked for extra cucumber salad along with some baba ganouj instead of hummus (no chick peas on paleo). They were happy to make changes, and even though the extra cucumber salad didn't seem like much, it was just comfortable for lunch. Their pita's smell and look amazing, and they seem to give generous amounts, so we'll definitely be back for a cheat day. But for $15, it was a good lunch at a reasonable price. Protip: Hot sauce is awesome. Nice heat that sticks with you for awhile, so if you're not a heat head, you may want to reconsider... or at the very least, be prepared for long burn. Verdict: Great food, somewhat pricey (though dinner prices are the same, so maybe dinner would be more reasonable), looking forward to coming back to try the pitas!
(3)
Chip T.

This place is great! Awesome vegitarian options if you or someone you know enjoys that. I have had everything on the menu and it is simply awesome! The pita bread is out of this world fantastic! Never had anything like it before. Give this place a shot!
(4)
Luc R.

Love this place. I have eaten most of the items they make and have never been disappointed. You can not visit this place without trying the fresh made pita bread.
(5)
Andrew L.

Naf Naf is really is just your standard fast-casual restaurant affair. Order at the register, wait for you food with a buzzer Panera style, take your food, eat, leave. Not much new or innovative here. Food is great. They cook their beef so well, it's juicy and the sear on the outside is crunchy and its all just so fantastic. Pitas are fluffy and steamy and amazing. Israeli salad is fresh and bright. Toss all that together and you get a killer sandwich for eight bucks! And yet, the service is blah. It's your standard affair. At no point of the person to person interaction does anyone feel like anything more than a person shaped robot. No one has done anything 'above and beyond' to wow me. Or anyone else in the dining room for that matter. It would be nice to get a 'hello' or 'welcome to Naf Naf' or see someone in the dining room asking how food is, or busing, or someone at a register talking me though the menu. But there's an invisible wall between counter and dining room. Food is consistently amazing, service is consistently lukewarm. A good place to grab a bite, very fairly priced, and their food is really good, I just wish the staff would be a little more engaging.
(4)
Dan S.

Quick and Easy Mediterranean Food worth the visit So good went back twice in two days after never having tried this cuisine before. Trendy inside reminiscent of chipotle. Excellent new flavor profile that is out of the ordinary for me and is very well done. Things I Have Eaten: Beef Kifta Pita Chicken Schwarma Pita (A Must Have) Beef Kabob Pita Fries (A Must Have) Rice Spicy Green Sauce (A Must Have for Spice Fans)
(5)
Bee T.

How have I never written about Naf Naf?! I still have dreams about this place since moving away from Chicago. Seriously, if I could pick 3 things be shipped to me at warp speed I would want a cake from Labriola, tacos from Frontera, and a chicken shwarma pita with chips from Naf Naf. You will always find something here you love, whether or not you're an omnivore. I used to frequent this place when it was in an old Taco Bell on Ogden, and I hope they continue to grow and expand--perhaps one day to Portland, OR. *Sigh* Get some fresh, fluffy pita to go too! They freeze well!
(5)
Sarah L.

I really liked the dips. The Hummus, the baba ganoush. And I was sooo prepared to love my chicken shawarma. The flavors were great. All sauces and dips are just fantastic, especially for your money. The pitas were great. The atmosphere is nice. It's casual and it's affordable and I'll admit that nearly everyone I know who goes here gives this place high ratings. But my chicken consistently had really hard parts in it that I just couldn't chew--cartilage or something. It grossed me out a little bit. I am going to come back and try the falafel because it seems to get great reviews. And everyone else I went there with loved theirs, too. But for the record, Naf Naf.. hard parts in chicken = bad. Everyone who works there is really nice.
(3)
M B.

I thought I had experienced really good Mediterranean food, until I had it at Naf Naf. It's by far the most delicious falafal sandwiches I've had. The pita's are made in front of you and they are soo soft, fluffy and fresh! If I'm ever in the area, I will be back.
(5)
Tae S.

Now !! This pita has something that makes it FABULOUS ! It is so soft and tender. It melts in your month. Dag I want to run and get some right now but the place closes in 10 minutes. Boo on the time. The lentil soup was just plain good! It was not to strong or did not taste like baby food. You know sometimes lentil soup can be purÃ©e'd so much it like baby food. Not here the perfect mix of chunky and smooth. Now I knocked of a star because the falafel was just to salty for me. However, who needs falafel if the pita and hummus that great.
(4)
Daniel W.

Naf Naf is bomb! If you want some good grub come here. The lamb patties are amazing. The hummus tastes real fresh and are served with pillow soft pitas. I have been back here just to buy their pitas that they sell in packs of 6 or 7. Friendly and efficient service as well. Nice and clean restaurant too.
(5)
Christofer B.

Consistently good to great Mediterranean food. Only complaint is the wait sometimes. Haven't had a bad meal here.
(4)
Alfredo M.

The best restaurant of Chicago I love the shawarma !!!!!!! And the fresh pitas Good gob guys
(5)
Auriel G.

Yummy!
(5)
Hohan H.

Yummy
(4)
Jenni E.

I am so happy that I finally made it into this place. It has been on my list for awhile, so when I found myself out that way I made it a point to stop. If you are looking for something different for lunch - this is a great place to stop. The service was friendly, quick and the price was right; not to mention that the food was amazing. I tried the chicken shawarma sandwich on a pita (thanks for the suggestion Yelpers) with fries. I received an amazingly good sandwich on a fluffy, warm pita bread with a side of fresh potato chip like fries that were equally amazing. The chicken sandwich, which is flavorful and delicious itself is topped with hummus and Israeli salad (cucumbers, tomatoes, cilantro and onion tossed in a light dressing) which makes it even better. Their menu is great - with lots of things that I will be back to try. What I like, is that you can get these things in one of three ways: on a plate with a choice of side dish, on a pita bread (which I wouldn't go to this place and NOT get) or on a plate on top of hummus. The sandwich and hummus options are pretty inexpensive - the ones with the sides are a little more, but overall the food is pretty reasonably priced. I can't wait to come back to this place and try another delicious sandwich on that amazing pita bread.
(5)
Varjawan S.

The schwarmas that they server here are not what you get back in middle east. Anyways their Kabobs are good, but then the prices seem to be on a higher side.
(3)
Dee F.

Amazing! We are regulars here and by that I mean a few times a week! Food is delicious, service is great. The manager ( I believe his name is Matthew) is great and knows how to treat customers! The pita is amazing and the chicken breast platter is our favorite! You won't be disappointed!
(5)
Mike M.

Great spot in a town not offering a lot of options (Chipotle, McD's, etc.), random thoughts on this one: - Food is fresh and made to order, always love places that hide nothing - all cooking done in front of you - Staff all seemed nice and had a sense of urgency to get you your food quickly and accurately - Priced well, you'll spend more than typical fast food but the value is there for the money (~$12 a platter) - The shwarma is great, but takes a bit longer so if you are starving get something else - Hummus is excellent, and the bread is fresh and tasty
(4)
Sowmya M.

Excellent Mediterranean food in the recent times. Fresh food and the prices were great too. I would prefer to go again and have a bite.
(4)
Lindsey P.

I have always had excellent service while visiting this Naf Naf location and the food is AMAZING. Granted I'm a vegetarian so I've only had their falafel but it is wonderful. Affordable prices as well. I'd absolutely recommend!
(5)
Jen K.

Ok, this place became exponentially better after my initial visit. This time, the upped the amount of cucumber salad and falafel. They didn't burn the pita. In fact, the last few times, the pitas were so incredibly soft and fluffy and fresh-tasting. THOSE POTATOES, DAYUM. So good. I've been back several times. I love getting the falafel dinner from here, because it lasts for two meals now (as opposed to one small meal, from my first visit).
(4)
Ashish A.

Very good restaurants for vegetarian..you can eat falafel,hummas and many more...I like this.
(5)
Bill T.

While not the best Lebanese you will ever have, the ONLY place you'll get better is privately owned, chef staffed establishment. This place is a chain, and this is the original restaurant in that chain. Don't let that dissuade you, however. Make no mistake, the food here is excellent. I have been here a couple of times now, and it just keeps getting better. The food is plentiful, flavorful and made quickly and freshly. It is exactly how a chain restaurant should be run. Just typing this review is making me hungry for some Naf Naf Grill. If you are a fan of Lebanese food, you cannot go wrong here. Everything on the menu is delicious.
(4)
Alexis C.

This was my first time eating shawarma so I had no idea what to expect. The server was very kind and helpful and my food ended up being extremely delicious. I hope I can eat this again in the future!
(5)
Raj D.

Solid place for a fast and simple meal without the fast food feel. Naf Naf makes there own pitas and you can even buy them and take some home with you. I typically get the Chicken Shwarma plate and have never been disappointing. Restaurant is very clean and all staff are friendly. Food is served hot and in a very timely matter. The plates are big enough to share and come with 2 pita breads so my wife and I tend to split one for roughly $12 you can't go wrong. You get your own sauces as you need and can grab some pickles, tahini or my favorite the cilantro sauce with has a spicy kick to it. If your not health conscious... try the home made chips its definitely savoring.
(5)
Tim M.

Unfortunately, there is no 6-star rating on Yelp. If there was, this would be one of the few places I would give it to. If you're hungry, don't think twice - just go here. If you want great food but don't feel like paying over $10 - just go here. What's that? You've bought into the hype of all these reviews and now you practically live off of Naf Naf shawarma and pita bread? Well luckily LA Fitness is right across the street, so maybe grab a gym membership after you leave if you feel the need. Ok but who am I kidding, most of the food is here probably great for you and you definitely won't get sick of it ever. Some of the best pita ever. Check. Perfectly seasoned and grilled meat. Check. Lentil soup, which is probably one of the healthiest (disregard sodium) and tastiest soups you can get anywhere. Check. The only place in my limited book of food that competes with this place is L'As Du Falafel in Paris... but I would rather drive 15 minutes than fly hundreds of miles and wait in a long line to get my fill of shawarma and pita bread. Naf Naf is my go-to destination in Naperville... forget Portillo's or Lou Malnati's... THIS is the place to go.
(5)
Kelsey K.

I absolutely love this place. The food is so good and fresh. They have the best pitas ever. They are like eating pillows made of clouds. They have this cucumber salad that is fantastic. I can't say enough good things about the food. The chips are super good. My favorite is the chicken thighs in a pita... it generally takes longer than some of the other options, but it's so worth the wait. If you've never been here before, it's kind of like middle eastern chipotle. It does get very crowded at peak time. The turnover at tables is pretty quick - I've never had a problem - but I wouldn't recommend going with a huge group at noon on a work day. It's also pretty loud.
(5)
Courtney C.

I almost forgot how much I love Naf Naf until my husband and I were on the hunt for some non-greasy/quick food that we could hit up after a day at the pool. I ordered the chicken schwarma plate (add a couple falafel) and he ordered the falafel pita. The prices were a little higher than I remembered, however I went home with a huge amount of leftovers for the next day. The plate will run about $12 depending on which one you pick. The plate comes with your choice of protein, rice, cucumber/tomato salad and a pita. There are also a few sauce choices that are left out so you can pick and choose. My favorite was the green. It had a little bit of a kick but the cucumber salad cooled my mouth down. The food is fresh so it'll take a few minutes for it to cook. Ours took about 15 minutes. You'll get a beeper and they'll buzz you when it's ready. The dining room is pretty big and I imagine it gets pretty packed here during peak times. There were quite a few people here, but still lots of places to sit. Of all the fast casual places in the area, I think NafNaf is my favorite. The ingredients are all fresh and you get a good amount of food for the price.
(5)
betsy g.

Consistently great good at a reasonable price point! I am there at least once a week. Best bread homemade every day, love the chicken kabob!!
(5)
Timmy M.

The best chicken shawarma you will ever experience. The flavors blend so perfectly in the pita that you will contemplate going back to order another. The prices are all reasonable. I would rank this as the best Mediterranean fast causal restaurant in all of Chicagoland. Also, the falafel with the hummus is a must try.
(5)
Laura C.

I stopped in for a quick dinner before class this week. I opted for a falafel pita and a side of fries. Wow!!! The pita was fluffy, the falafel was flavorful and the pita fillings were very complimentary. I was hoping for a bit more hummus and tahini sauce in the pita though. The hand-cut potatoes were excellent. A little oily but I could not stop eating them! Something to note - if you order a meal, you cannot swap out a fountain drink for a bottle of water. Kind of annoying. I will be back before class again!
(4)
Joanna T.

Naf Naf is a winner in terms of value. I grabbed a to-go dinner here because it was close to my hotel and my meal could EASILY have fed 2 people (for something like $10). I ordered chicken schwarma which was a giant portion (at least 1/2lb of meat) - it was nicely spiced and not oily. My meal came with 2 sides so I picked salad (fresh and tasty) and rice (again, a giant amount). I didn't realize how much food I'd be getting so I ordered a cup of lentil soup which was way too salty, so not much got eaten. In addition to all of the above, they sent me home with two big pieces of pita too. I'm in the minority in not really liking Naf Naf's pita - it's too doughy for me, but it's certainly better than the bagged stuff. The employees here were fast and pleasant - can't ask for more than that. I do wish you could have hummus as a aide - I didn't see it on the menu at all, which surprised me. Maybe I missed it?
(4)
Jennifer T.

Unbelievable. Delicious. Scrumptious. Flavorful. Affordable! All perfect words to sum up this jem of a spot! I was here on a weekend vacation and stayed with local family and we came here for my last dinner before departing and oh my goodness it was so so spectacular! My uncle ordered the falafel on the plate, I got the beef tenderloin on a plate, and my aunt got the Israeli salad with a side of hummus. All meals come with your choice of two sides (hummus, fries, Israeli salad), yummy garlicky tahini, and a basket of warm, delicious, soft squishy made-fresh-on-site pita. I was blown away. I think of myself as a Mediterranean connoisseur and I've never had squishy fluffy pita. I've always had the flattened kind that's unleavened but this was. Ah. May. Zing. Green spicy sauce for the taking along with homemade pickles. They look like typical dill pickles but they're not. They're a nice salty palate cleanser. So good. Would love if this small chain would explode and open branches to replace every single Taco Bell and McDonald's in the U.S. but yknow, life can't make that much sense right? Ha! Two entrees, side of hummus, and main size Israeli salad with side fixins- Our meal was $30 with one medium drink. I even asked for taboule salad AND Israeli salad instead of hummus or fries (trying to stay away from carbs... Except that damn tasty pita!!!) and they happily made the exchange! No problem! Naf Naf you are fab fab.
(5)
Lincoln S.

I was brought here by a few coworkers on a Friday around 1:00. It was packed! And for good reason it seems, as the food was fantastic, and there was almost no wait. The food was all very flavorful and bold. Often times it seems that chain restaurants just barely season everything and the food is bland, but not the case here! I will be back, and often! It is also pretty reasonably priced for the quality and freshness of the food. Awesome!
(5)
Ewa C.

You know a place is good, when you secretly start hoping the staff does not recognize you as you have been back for lunch 3 days in a row...
(5)
Karen F.

Naf Naf never lets me down- It is my tried and true goto lunch or dinner. Years ago it was located in a tiny space within walking distance from where I live, and years into the future, it is still as tasty and delicious as ever! While I was working in New York over the summer I craved 2 things (1) Jimmy John's (2) Naf Naf I don't usually eat vegetarian, but for EVERYONE I highly suggest getting the Falafel pita (or Veggie pita...it use to be on their old menu) at least ONCE. The few times that I have gotten the chicken breast pita or beef kabob pita, it is always juicy, seasoned and grilled perfectly. I have never gotten anything else but a pita here, but trust me when I tell you I have eaten here at least once a week (no joke) for the past 6 months (not exaggerating), and I don't think I'm ever going to get sick of the food :) What are you waiting for? Go get Naf Naf!
(5)
John E.

Man, do I love this place. Every time I drive by it I just have to look at it at the very least. I imagine the people inside as they're cramming deliciousness into their faces. That's the kind of place this is. I'm so serious. But when I have the opportunity to stop in here's how it goes down. I'm going to try to keep this brief because I could go on and on. So. For those of you that haven't been here this is the deal: 1. Enter the establishment. 2. Get excited but try not to look like a spaz. 3. In a calm and collected fashion order the chicken shawarma, chopped salad, and basmati rice. And some hummus. 4. Find a place to sit down and enhance your calm. 5. When the food is ready, smile and thank them. 6. Now eat. 7. Savor it. 8. Taste it. 9. Let it become a part of you. 10. Try not to freak out from the insanity. 11. Write a yelp review. 12. Then come back and thank me. That's all I ask. Go. I beg of you.
(5)
Sheila S.

Naf Naf is the new Chipotle. I'm 100% serious, and I'm rooting for its success. My family and I have been noshing on Naf Naf for the past few years, and we're all obsessed. Mind you - this is a family with three vegetarians (read: not picky, but need good veggie options). Luckily, Naf Naf delivers. Service has always been very friendly and the menu options they have are delicious, though selection is pretty limited (but hey, so is Chipotle!). The veggie platter is reasonably priced, filling, and beyond tasty so you'll have a hard time choosing between the hummus and the baba ghanoush to put on your pitas. Speaking of which, are wonderful beyond words... to paraphrase another reviewer "PITA LIKE PILLOWS." Trust me, they are hands down the best pitas you will ever have. Ever. I've converted many a friend between the posted clever sayings and colorful ambiance of Naf Naf and I can't wait to see this Middle Eastern fast-casual chain take over the world! Go now, try it, and believe in the power of pita.
(5)
Jason R.

A friend suggested this place and wow we were not disappointed. We enjoyed the pita and the French fries were amazing. We would not normally try it but after this visit we will be back.
(5)
Jeffrey G.

Chicken shawarma. OMG sooo good and the homemade chips amazing, the place is sooo clean and you an see how everything is prepared in kitchen. Don't let the Middle eastern scare you away if your a picky eater or have never tried, you'll love it
(5)
Wes C.

This is a Chipotle like expression and experience for Middle Eastern food cravings. It's fresh, delicious, fast, and served in a clean cafeteria type of environment. We love their fresh baked Pita bread, Falafel, Hummus, Chicken Schwarma, the sauces served, beverage selection, you name it. LOVE LOVE LOVE it.
(5)
Heather H.

Growing up in metro-Detroit, I had the benefit of incredible, fresh, healthy, inexpensive Middle Eastern food in just about every-other strip mall. Having traveled across the U.S. extensively for the last decade, I have learned that the same cannot be said for anywhere else here. I was usually disappointed by even more expensive establishments. As a matter of fact, I could frequently be heard as saying, "this Baba Ghanoush tastes like slug slime!" And "Who puts potatoes in tabbouleh?!". You can imagine my surprise when I stepped into Naf Naf grill with low expectations, and ended up having one of the best falafel sandwiches I've ever had, and great hummus to boot. I was wary of the meat (because I thought Naf Naf was a big fast-casual chain, and I'm weird like that) but after this experience, Yelp reviews, and reading the story of their small, local beginnings, I have no doubt the meat is fresh and delicious too. We'll have to see about that, and the Baba. So far though, WONDERFUL!
(5)
Praful N.

My search for amazing Mediterranean food finally ended :) Chicken schnitzel and beef kifta kabab are to die for.. The pitas melt in the mouth..and falafel is pretty awesome too..so are the Israeli salad and the different sauces..but the highlight of the food: the home fries They rule!!! All in all a pleasant surprise!!!
(5)
Tom T.

A delicious place to get some shawarma and falafels. The restaurant itself is clean and spacious. Menu is nice and simple with a variety of entrees that most people would eat. The staff is nice and courteous. I had the shawarma plate with sides of humus and falafels. It is not bargain eats for sure but you do get a lot of food on your plate. I thoroughly enjoyed the delicious chicken, humus, falafels and pita bread. Yummy! I'll be back for sure!!
(4)
Luront U.

I was actually pleasantly surprised to find a place that does Middle Eastern so well at a low price. The quality of food is actually pretty good considering the prices. Their naan and falafel have been cooked very well both times I have gone. Their hummus is also an outstanding dish to combine with almost anything. Definitely give this place a try.
(5)
Caroline M.

Up until 6 weeks ago, I had never had Naf Naf. It was always on my list, I just never got around to it. A husband that doesn't like Mediteranean food (shame, I know), it just never happened. Then. Enter family med rotation. And a drug rep. Well, many of them. And they were all bringing Naf Naf. Oh heaven.. yep. I said it. The chicken, steak, falafel. It's all delicious. All fresh, and all perfectly seasoned. The pitas are fantastic. The cucumber salad is light and refreshing. I have no idea what it costs (thanks to free lunch), nor what the store looks like (because it was always delivered). All I know is that it is delicious and I am so glad I just had it like 10 times in 6 weeks. It's that good.
(5)
Alice W.

Naf Naf is one of the best restaurants I have ever step into. It is very clean, you can taste the freshness and how yummy the food is, and the perky employees always have a great attitude serving you, even though some clients are just simple jerks in here, it is like they want to take advantage of this establishment. It is alarming how the epidemia of asking for free food or restaurant credit in restaurants such as this is increasing, I have seen the same in chipotle and in potbelly. Apparently there is a group of starving entities with not shame at all, who live and revolve and scheme at the stake of bringing the employees into fear of loosing their jobs if their gargantuan demands are not met. I swear, I have seen the trend growing out of nowhere. My family and I visit this naf naf in particular frequently, due to its wide variety of choices, and the fact that my mother has a condition in which it is difficult for her to walk and they usually bring the food to our table out of nowhere, which is veeeery nice. Nevertheless I am thinking about bringing a camera next time I visit, I would like to post on youtube some of the things I have seen here. As this restaurant, that btw started in naperville, have succeeded, I've been feeling deeply sorry on how some people take advantage of it and behave displaying an absurd lack of self control and respect towards the staff of this place. This is shocking for our community, which should express an honorable display in their demeanor. IDK why but I have seen so much food wasted, specially the sauces, it is like people get all greedy over those delicious spicy sauce and tzaziki sauce, that they cannot finish it at all, and then it all ends in the trash. OMG and those napkins, I swear to God, I am ashamed on how people just grab a whooole bunch only to toss them afterwards down the bin. The other day, I swear I was about to smack a guy who was screaming at an employee because they forgot something in their order, come on. This is not the first time I have witnessed this lack of proper public display. I believe naperville is one of the most affluential towns in il, and the fact that I am nowadays seeing a guy treating the staff of this place bad for something like a piece of bread or whatever, seems degrading for this community. And you know what, I am tired of hearing people demanding crazy stuff, not only here, but in many other places, it seems like a conspiracy to get free food out of false pretensions or something, as if they where playing with this people's jobs only for, I don't know, a missing falafel or fries or something. I believe this restaurant should put signs to teach people not to waste, and encourage customers to take what they know they are going to eat.
(5)
nik m.

tasty falafel. very convenient for us for lunch since its right across the street on Wabash ave. they need to update their online menu (pdf file) as pricing is higher at the restaurant when you pick up.
(4)
Bill T.

Great service, super schwarmas and of course the best pita bread anywhere.
(5)
Daniel N.

FOOD: 5 stars - Everything I had was so delicious and super fresh! The babaganoush and chicken shawarma had just the right amount of seasoning. The falafel and pita bread was some of the best I've ever had. Both were so soft and tasty. The hot and tahini sauces were both great too. I love Mediterranean food and this was some of the best, especially considering the price and speed. SERVICE: 5 stars - This is an order/pay and get your food at the counter type of place. They get 5 stars for service because they seemed to be very efficient even though it was extremely busy. They also give a buzzer so you know when your food is ready at the counter thus helping lessen confusion. ENVIRONMENT: 4 stars - The acoustics and space could use so work but a loud, packed place is somewhat expected for such a busy, fast paced place.
(5)
Bobby S.

Best pita bread I've ever had. Always served warm and soft. I highly recommend the chicken schwarma, plenty of food for a great price. Any meat option they serve is delicious, i just prefer chicken. I wish this location would let you choose what you want inside your pita. What you read on the menu is what you are served. Pickles and hot sauce are offered on the side, you will need to grab these items when you grab your order. Chicago locations allow you to add pickles, onions, purple cabbage, and hot sauce.
(4)
Renee T.

When i was eating meat the chicken falafel plate with the side salads plus hummus were where it was at. Now that i'm eating vegetarian, I've been ordering the veggie plate and it's not only filing but also incredibly good (and cheaper). Yes pleease!
(5)
MJ L.

Love this place and the food. It's always fresh and the staff is friendly. My favorite is the chicken thigh kabob plate with basmati rice and Israeli salad...yum! I always look forward to coming back. My one complaint is that there isn't a changing table in the restrooms. This would be very convenient and helpful for parents. Hopefully, this will be established during my next visit.
(4)
Mylo B.

Love this place even though it's not close to home. I always have a good meal, the beef tenderloin pita is the best and the hummus is great. I like that the food is always fresh and the little extras make what is essentially a fast food restaurant a little more special. I visited another location recently only to find that the menu is totally different and not up to my expectations. I understand that all the new locations will be going to this new "Chipoltle like" concept and that is unfortunate. I will remain a big fan of this spot as long as it continues to offer the items I enjoy. Don't mess with a good thing.
(5)
Karen T.

I would love to give this place more stars because the guy who took my order was exceptionally helpful. However it was downhill after that. The person who put my order together didn't even bother to look at me and I had to go through a lot of gestures in order to get his attention, ask for some sauce and ask a question before I left. I had chicken and beef. Both were dry and dull with minimal taste. The Israeli salad was good. And tabule salad was good. The baba ghanouj was quite oily. And the pitas couldn't have been whiter and fluffier, telling me there wasn't a whole grain within a mile of them. The most unfortunate thing is the price. I paid close to $30 for a so-so carry out meal. Never again.
(2)
Katie T.

Flavorful, fresh, and fast, they've hit the trifecta! Thank you for introducing hummus to my toddler, he is your biggest fan. Pita and hummus is a quick winning meal, no children's menu needed! The pitas seriously cannot be missed, sort of like eating a heavenly cloud of carbs. We love to pickup a six pack of pitas to go for an easy dinner the next night, feels like eating out again at a fraction of the price. Or throw them in the freezer, they heat up nicely in the microwave or toaster. My personal favorite is the veggie feast, with its crispy crunchy falafel partying with the creamy rich hummus, it's a winning combo. I always sub out the tabule salad for the Israeli salad This is fast food at its finest. Bring the family, meet a friend, or rock it solo, this casual fresh restaurant is not to be missed.
(5)
Wheaton M.

I call his place the Yum Yum Grill. Great food and service. I am a big fan of the chicken schwarma pita and fries but I've tried other stuff and it's just as good. I think it's great that restaurants are exploring food from other cultures. You may not know what things are but its so fun to go in and try new taste combos. Enjoy!
(5)
Di K.

The Veggie Feast was amazing; the baklava was good as well.
(5)
Y K.

This place used to be good but now it's a waste of time going here! I went last week and was very disappointed - the chicken shawarma was so dry......they always cut it fresh but nowadays have this fancy machine that keeps slicing meat and they serve dry meat that was cut who knows how long back and stored...... The Hummus was the worst, very dry with no Olive oil. Maybe now they are busy expanding and don't care about quality. Don't waste time with this place!
(1)
susan h.

Always a great choice
(5)
Taffy G.

Wow... 2 beef kabob plates.. 2 cups of soup.. 2 drinks.. $43.00??! I thought we'd get our soups first, but everything came out together.
(3)
Andy P.

I am a regular at this Naf Naf and I am very disappointed in my chicken swarma as it was totally dry and burnt today. Out of the 50 times I have eaten here not once have I experienced such u tasteful chicken swarma. I really hope this was a fluke and doesn't ever happen again or they may just lost a faithful and devoted customer
(2)
roxanne c.

Pita and Hummus....where have you been all my life! I order the chicken shawarma almost every time I visit. It's the perfect blend of ingredients that pop wonderfully with every bite. The lentil soup is out of this world good....and dipping a piece of pita in it.....wow! The homemade chips are extra yummy and the perfect side to your pita sandwich. When going during lunch note that you will take more than an hour to get to and from the office. There is always a lunch crowd....pretty much consistantly from 11:30am-1:30pm. But I must say it never disappoints. I am only bummed that they don't sell beer/wine....my husband and I might visit on the weekends or evenings if they did.
(4)
Jeremiah F.

I've never seen a fast food place that served Middle Eastern food so I was surprised and pleased by Naf Naf Grill. Their pitas are fantastically fluffy and their hummus is amazingly delicious. The shawarma was mouth-wateringly good. The falafel that I ordered? Well, I'll have the shawarma next time. It's not that it was bad, it just didn't have much flavor to it. The staff was friendly and helpful and the bathrooms were clean. We'll definitely be going back for lunch some weekend.
(4)
Melissa C.

I LOVE Naf Naf! Not only because the food is so fresh and delicious, but because this place started in an old Taco Bell (or at least the building looked like it!) hole-in-the-wall location and has grown to so many locations! I'm not sure how "authentic" the mediterranean food is, but damn is it fresh! You first have to decide if you want a plate or a pita. I've only had a pita and felt like rolling out of there like an oompa loompa, so I can't even imagine ordering a plate! And I've seen them....like the Filipino culture, it seems like they don't want anyone to walk out hungry! Once you've chosen your plate or pita, you choose your meat. My go-to is the beef tenderloin kabab. It's probably one of the best cooked slices of steak that I've had...and it's always consistent! I've also had the beef kifta kabab, which is very similar to a spiced and herbed hamburger patty. That one is hubby's go-to :) Inside the pita, you get some hummus, israeli salad (a yummy concoction of veggies) than topped with tahini sauce. They also always serve this green "hot sauce" on the side...which is insanely hot! Probably the best thing here though.....the pita! They make homemade pitas, and if you're lucky enough to get them right out of the oven (which is pretty often!) it's like eating a mini mediterranean cloud of goodness. Add some homemade hummus on the side, and it's amazing!
(5)
Shira Y.

The food was good, I've had a few different things off their menu.I'm a fan of their pita bread its always fantastic. The hummus is good. My favorite thing to get is the chicken shawarma the blend of spices are nice. The falafel is good and I like their home style cut potato/fries. The portions aren't lacking. The only thing I am not a fan of is the high ceilings that make it hard to hear people. The acoustics aren't the nest but the food is terrific. Its a nice 'fast food' place to go to.
(4)
Margaret G.

I just love Naf Naf! It is a chain but the food is so delicious and affordable. So addictive.
(5)
Robin L.

They must have listened to the takeout issues (I wasn't the only reviewer to make this comment).
(5)
William K.

Naf is pretty much a straight 3 star experience: OK food, surroundings and service. I liked the chicken, well enough. I wish the sauce was less mayo-y. It's a little longer wait than something like a Jimmy John or Chipolte. All in all, I'd probably prefer a sandwich or taco. peace out... yow, bill
(3)
Jim H.

Naf Naf is great food, and a friendly staff. In an area of chains, Naf Naf is unique, a bit quirky... and oh so wonderful. Its packed at lunch time... So go early or late. The menu is fairly simple... and everything I've tried is awesome. I hear many firstimers asking the staff "what's good"... just like I did on my first visit. They'll tell you the chicken shwarma (seasoned chicken on a spit like Greek gyros) is the big hit. And based on appearance, I think it is their most popular item. Most items are available as a dinner (with two sides on a plate, or as a pita. GET THE PITA! They make their pita fresh in the store and serve it within minutes of coming out of the oven. It does not relate to store bought pita bread. It is light, fluffy and just wonderful. They put the meat of your choice inside, along with Isreali salad, hummus and tahini sauce. The shwarma is good... but the chicken breast kabab or kifta kabob are even better! Order it as a combo to get their homemade potato chips and a soft drink. Would love to see more locations in the area. (I hear they recently opened an 2nd location and are working on a 3rd). Would also love to see these people try a bit nicer restaurant with roomier, quieter seating and beer and wine. Keep up the great work Naf Naf!
(5)
Swati S.

I usually have a good experience at Naf Naf. However today, I went with my SO for a late lunch and the cashier was not cooperative when he was trying to figure out what he wanted and finally when he decided he just wanted the Falafel Pita, she doesn't put the salad on it. She charged for the hummus and didn't put salad and by the time we realized what we were owed, he had already started eating and the cashier was disagreeable so we didn't feel that we could go and correct it. All in all, a disappointing experience.
(2)
Erik H.

Naf Naf Grill, also referred to as "Camel Hut" (???) by my kids. The surroundings were pleasant if somewhat bland, both on the outside (strip mall) and inside (aside from some amusing signage, kind of like a Noodles & Company). The food was what shone though. Meat dishes were juicy and seasoned just right. My wife enjoyed the schwarma and the kids liked the chicken thigh pitas. I went purely vegetarian, and all in our group had hummus and pitas. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful, and portion sizes were generous. The available desserts, like baklava, were a nice conclusion to the meal. Prices were reasonable for quick-service, and the staff was friendly. I know - not an epic review - but much like Naf Naf it gets the job done without a lot of fireworks.
(4)
Kelly C.

Excellent food with a verity of choices. The Pitts are to die for. Been many times and will continue to return.
(5)
Priya R.

Their Pitas are clouds plucked from heaven! seriously though, this place was really great! I had the chicken thigh kabab plate with Israeli salad and lentil soup AND it came with TWO pitas! The kababs were seasoned well and were moist. The Israeli salad was FABULOUS! just the right amount of acidity. Of course the lentil soup was piping hot and was great. It was even better when you dip the pita in it. YUMMMY! I don't live close by, but will definitely make an effort to go back.
(5)
Tee G.

Update: Okay, I'm either having terrible luck or they've been a little off their game lately. I've taken food to go, reached home and realized it was the wrong order. Irritating, but hey I can live with that, I'll eat tasty wrong-order food. Tonight I brought home a pita - right order, but found myself mid-pita gnawing on a nice long, dark coarse hair that definitely wasn't mine. Just... no. :(
(2)
Melanie B.

No matter what kind of diet plan I've been on, Naf Naf has it covered. Low Carb? Check! Paleo? Check! Vegetarian? Check! Or just the "I like to eat good food" diet? Check! Yes, Shawarma is good, but Beef Tenderloin is sooo good too. Same with all of the Kabobs. Don't forget chicken thighs. I might dream about their falafel. Stuffed into a soft pita. With steamy Lentil soup on the side. :) Or falafel in their veggie feast. :) Or pita bread dipped into their hummus. :) If we're lucky enough to be able to buy extra pita, my kids love to use them for sandwiches in their school lunches. We've even frozen them. --My toddler likes them reheated with butter. They are as fluffy and soft as a dinner roll. We have a family of 7 that ranges from 3 to 42 and a range of pickiness that parallels the age range. --Everyone can find menu items they like. Naf Naf is always a winner!
(5)
Jessica D.

Was in town for a work trip and as soon as I saw they sold shawarmas I had to try them. Tried the chicken shawarma and it was delicious. They have a couple of side sauces that are VERY spicy (at least for me).
(5)
Avni S.

Start with YUMO... this place is great. Most likely the best in the burbs. I can understand why people make a big deal about the food here. I had the falafel sandwich and the fresh homemade pita was phenomenal and the baba ghanouj was nice and creamy. Watch out- hot sauce is really HOT- Fire but so good! I am so a repeat customer with a ton of referrals.
(5)
Sabrina M.

This is probably the best fast food out there. The pitas are amazing. Huge fan of the chicken shwarma. Not only is the food delicious, but it is also much healthier than the average fast food. Highly recommend, especially as an alternative to burgers and fries.
(5)
Patrick H.

I like this place. It's like trendy Indian food. Always interesting. The funny thing is I have Indian food in general but I like this place. From falafels to kabobs. Very good.
(4)
Russell S.

It's alright. The "fries" were soggy chips. Had a schnitzel pita, I was not aware schnitzel was middle eastern for mcdonalds chicken.
(3)
M W.

Omigosh yum. On our first visit we were a bit overwhelmed by the lunch crowd and the quickly moving line to place our order at the counter. The staff were patient and helpful though and the food is divine which explains the crowds. The falafel are out o this world. I had no idea falafel could be so fluffy and crispy all at once. yum. Freshly made pita & sauces. so good.
(5)
Christina B.

This Naf Naf location was my first experience EVER with Middle Eastern Food. I know, super duper 'Aww!" status. I must say, I'm so glad it was. Naf Naf is a little slice of heaven. Amazing selection of entrees, amazing pita, sauces, falafel, hummus, and rice. Yes, meal portions are indeed generous as they should be. Every time I walk out of Naf Naf I have a food baby the size of a basketball. Yes, compared to most Middle Eastern joints, their prices are a little bit high, but I don't usually mind because that's what happens when you buy from a chain restaurant. There's some cute tables to sit at outdoors and there aren't many people who know about them. It's my favorite spot to sit when the weather is nice. :) I'm so glad Naf Naf was my first experience; it really set a nice precedent for my Middle Eastern food obsession I have developed. Although I have found other places which I like just as much or slightly more, Naf Naf will always have a basketball sized spot in my food baby's heart.
(4)
Kristen D.

Love their falafel! So crispy on the outside but soft on the inside! And their Pitas are freshly baked on the spot! I'm sure there are more authentic falafel places out there (this is like "the chipotle" of falafel) but if you're looking for something fast, delicious, and affordable then go here!
(4)
Samantha K.

MMMMMMMM!!!!!!! Chicken Schwarma and Hummus = The best I've ever had! The pita is light and fluffy like the other reviewers said. I went with my boyfriend and it reminded us of a Mediterranean version of Chipotle. (Does that even make sense...?) The chicken was thinly sliced, the tahini salad was so fresh, the hot sauce was actually hot, and the pita was pure perfection! Seriously, what more could I ask for? The pita was FILLED with chicken! It was legit overflowing with deliciousness. I was so excited to take a huge bite out of it. Nom nom nom!!! I loved the hummus! We shared a large one (apparently we thought we could eat all of that plus an extra pita and each of our chicken schwarma pitas... we were extremely full once everything was finished. The key is to eat fast!!) My boyfriend thought it tasted a little too nutty. He likes it with a little more garlic flavor however, the olive oil definitely helped with that. Next time I go, which will be soon, I'm going to try one of the plates with the rice and baklava. I can't wait to go back!! :)
(5)
Nick B.

Chicken Schwarma and chicken breast kabob were delicious, as was the pita - fresh, fast, and reasonably priced. The rice and salad were great too. Actually, no complaints, only praise for this restaurant. They even have some cool artwork on the wall and really nice staff! I would definitely hit this place up upon return to Naperville.
(5)
Rex B.

We got take out from Naf Naf today, and I have to say that the food was very good. I had the chicken shawarma plate, and it was flavorful, and the rice and chips were good too. My friends got a pita (pretty good size) and the veggie feast and they were happy with their food too. Both of the stars in this review are for the food, because the rest of the experience was not so great. For starters, the restauarant is crowded and noisy as can be. I guess this could be seen as the spoils of victory, as this is a popular lunch spot. But the deal breaker was that it took forever to get the food. We did not ask for anything special and it took almost 20 minutes to put our order together. During this time we watched as the dine-in customers that came in after us got the exact same items that we ordered served to them in less than 5 minutes. We were frustrated by this, and it is enough to keep us from returning. They probably will not miss the business though, because they have plenty of customers and can afford to alienate a few...
(2)
Len W.

The first thing that struck me about this place is how clean it is. Dining room was spotless, organized, very well tended. I ordered a beef kebab. It's grilled tenderloin that was well seasoned and nicely charred, but very juicy and flavorful. Once cooked, they stuff it in a pita, with a salad of cucumber, tomato, etc., and a yogurt based sauce. The sauce is pretty runny when hot, so get lots of napkins. They serve a chili sauce on the side, but it's all heat and no flavor. They also serve little pickle slices, which were pretty good. As for the pita, very fresh, moist and flavorful. I'd go back if I were in the neighborhood.
(4)
Kathleen J.

Hubby and I went here expecting to be wowed from the various Yelp reviews and opinions of friends. We were pretty disappointed in the food, although I think most Americans wouldn't be. We are used to very authentic Middle Eastern food, and this was definitely not. We got: Chicken Shawarma Plate w/ Basmati & Israeli salad (me) Beef Kifta Kabob w/ Basmati & Fries (kids) Beef Ternderloin Kabob w/ Fries & Israeli Salad (hubby) Lentil Soup (kids) Chicken Shawarma Pita (hubby) Chicken Shawarma was very tender, but not as flavorful as I would have liked Israeli Salad left a lot to be desired. Not much flavor. I would much rather have a Fattoush Salad. Basmati rice was good--a higher quality rice than most Middle Eastern fast food restaurants provide Lentil Soup - Yummy Homemade fries - lacking in flavor and very soggy. Would never get again. The pita bread was really great, but almost too generous. I have never had such moist and fluffy pita bread and loved dipping it in the lentil soup. The menu lacked beef and lamb shawarma. Both are pretty standard fare at Middle Eastern restaurants, so I was pretty surprised it was not available. Dining area is pretty small and you can almost rub elbows with the table next to you. Not many high chairs, and a few of them had broken straps. It was very clean when we were there. Would be nice to have the food brought out to your table, rather than have to take a pager and go get the food from the counter when you are paged. Wish we would have tried the falafel. Location was good, with ample parking. Glad that we tried it, but we will stick with Cedar Grill in Downers Grove, which has slower service but more flavorful, authentic food.
(2)
Gerry H.

From the $20,000 automated, laser controlled meat slicers to the smart dÃ©cor and thoughtful, simplified menu, it's apparent that no expense was spared and much thought and effort was expended to ensure that the new downtown location continues to improve iteratively on the previous 10 or 11 or how ever many locations that they currently have. The food remains fantastic! The Chicken Shawarma on Pita is among the best sammies I've had. The wife loved hers with salad, and my daughter reported, hyperbolically of course but there is usually something to her hyperbole, that it was the best meal she's ever had. We had a nice chat with the GM-a super nice dude, btw- and he promised to give us a heads up on the IPO, which in my opinion should be soon.
(5)
Jeffery L.

All I can say is I would eat pounds of their chicken shawarma all day if I could. Along that with the na'an in their spicy chili/cilantro/lime sauce = somewhat a spoonful of heaven. For the price you pay, I would say you get some fairly generous portions.
(5)
Nari H.

Solid four stars for this place. Food is really good. The pita bread is AMAZING. What I tried: Chicken Schwarma in a pita. Less than $6. But then I got a drink and with tax it cake out to over $9. Food comes out fast, people are super friendly, interior is clean and cute and menu is simple & straight forward. PLUS. You can get free pickles and olives on the side when you pick up your order. =T Overall, I completely recommend and will definitely come back for more.
(4)
Michael C.

Service was really good, food was really good. I had the falafel plate. Prices were very reasonable. I would come back and recommend to my buddies.
(4)
Charles A.

Awesome food! Very underrated.
(5)
Kristina U.

The veggie platter has an amazing taste, the portion is really large and the quality is actually pretty good.
(5)
J M.

I still miss the middle eastern food I used to eat in Andersonville, but this is a good, well-priced meal. They have decent falafel, and great soups!
(3)
Chris W.

I've been her a couple of time since the first time. I like it. I love falafel and theirs is spiced well and the pita is so soft and fluffy, you could sleep on it. I always try to avoid fast food and this place hits that nice middle ground between fast food and sit down. When out with my daughter, this is the place she wants to go.
(3)
Jared B.

Turkish Kebobs are the fast food of Europe, and after having lived in Western Europe I have to say...Naf Naf is unreal. Now granted, it is healthier food, something us Americans may not enjoy that much, but The vegetable salad that Naf Naf encorporates into their pitas is literally sex in the mouth. They have their own unique blend of vegies, chicken, hummus...AND BAKLAVA! Everything is made fresh daily...I cannot rave enough aboutt his place. It is not quite the european version (which has lamb meat and a crazy cucumber white sauce...no homo) but come on people; even Audi has this predicament Extremely crowded around lunch, but worth the wait every time. One of my favorite places to go, and for God sakes it's practically the UN everytime I visit--it really does attract every shape and size.
(5)
John H.

Love Naf Naf.... The falafel pita is fantastic. Great vegetarian option. Be sure to get the combo with their lentil soup. I am pretty sure I am addicted to the soup. The pita is soo fresh and fluffy. Also, I f you're a fan of spicy, be sure to take some of their fresh homemade hot sauce for your sandwich. This place is one of my favorites for a quick, tasty meal. Oh, they have expanded beyond Naperville too. So, there may be a more convenient location for you... Check them out.
(5)
Joanne W.

Man, I really love me some Naf Naf Grill. I had been meaning to try this place for quite some time but kept forgetting about it b/c it's in a rather odd spot. Boy, am I ever glad that I remembered to give this place a shot... I've been here twice now and have been very happy with my order both times I've been here. This is an order at the counter, take a number and go sit down type of place. The space is nice but it's nothing fancy. I've had the chicken shwarma pita - which was quite good. I've also tried the shwarma plate - also very good (and a much better deal than the pita imo). Ive tried the falafel, chips, rice & hummus...all very tasty! We have to talk about the bread. My gawd! Everything you've read is true...they are like little pillows of carby heaven. Simply delicious. I also cannot express the importance of having orange Fanta on fountain. Oh, and a word to the wise - this place is NOT BYOB. I had read in a previous review that it was and that is not the case. It's a shame b/c if it were....this would be 5-star review. Naf Naf can be a tad on the spendy side but the portions are fairly large. My bff & I could have easily split a shwarma platter and been satisfied. I had plenty of leftovers and enjoyed it for the lunch the next day. Also, love the pickles & olives and the hot pepper sauce...but beware, that sauce has a HUGE kick to it! I'm a fan indeed and see many more visits in my future (sorry waistline).
(4)
Jaime D.

This place is always busy and takes forever to get your food, but food is nicely priced and decent.. I think other locations are better than this one....
(4)
Kristin S.

Chicken shawarma, purple cabbage salad, beef kifta, pistascho bakalva, all for around $20. Great value, good solid food. But what makes this 4 stars and not 3 stars is the PITA. Oh, my. So fresh. They claim to make it every 15 minutes. Try it, you'll like it.
(4)
Mike R.

Went on their web sight, to check out their food and you can't do it their web sight is worthless and I'm not going to try this place because of it Reviewed by the Naperville ~ Food Dude ~
(1)
Dave G.

I'm glad to see Naf Naf is still doing really well in the new location. It seems business has even picked up. If going for lunch I'd recommend getting there before noon. The line can be pretty crazy - but that should be a testament as to how good the food is. As everyone else has mentioned, the pita is the best. As a meat eater, I'm not going to dwell too much on that. The chicken shawarma (dinner or pita) is my favorite dish. The beef kifta is a bit too seasoned for my tastes but still very, very good. I personally, don't care for the homemade fries - I tried them once and they were really soggy. With the other options for sides I don't see a need to try them again. The prices are a bit high for lunch, but I still find it to be a decent value given the quality of the product.
(4)
Eric C.

The place is clean with plenty of seating. There are utensils and containers for any leftovers you may have, adequately stacked on the counter. They give you a pager to alert you when your food is hot off the grill. It cost $25 for two people meals and drinks. Beef Kifta Kabab and my buddy had the Beef Kifta Kabab in a pita along with soup. The beef was well seasoned and cooked just right. Bread is fresh and plentiful. The staff was courteous and helpful as it was our first time visiting this establishment. I asked the owner if he wanted to open some on the west coast, I would champion that cause!! I will return to the Naf Naf Grill when in town.
(4)
Eric K.

As an Israeli living in the US, it is not too easy to find a mediterranean restaurant with both decent price and decent food. Naf Naf was a great combination. I tried the chicken breast kabob and the Kifta kabob. The were both delicious, well spiced and perfectly juicy. I took sides of rice and salad and they were both simple and delicious! Naf Naf - please open a branch in California!
(5)
Sandy S.

Meh. A Middle Eastern "Chipotle". Pitas were fluffy. On the pricey side for fast food. Nothing special. I don't get what people see in this restaurant.
(2)
Elliott C.

I don't know where to start. For starters who are not accustom to Mediterranean food, you must try the chicken kebab in a pita! Excellent all the time. The Falafels and Chicken Shawarma is decent too. The homemade pita and hummus and fries...i cant get enough. Naf Naf owners, can you please open up your loop restaurant up on Saturdays since they are the closet to my home?
(4)
Megan O.

It's not as authentic as let's say Pita Inn or Pita Paradise, but their pita is SO fluffy and warm--and thank goodness, too, because they make it on location so it has to be delicious! They put hummus in your pita sandwich, and you can add a side of fries or falafel or rice if you choose. The chicken wasn't as juicy as you'd think it be, but the beef kebab was TO DIE FOR. Juicy and tender, and tasted like a burger but in a pita. It's very modern inside, which fits with the chain-to-be because Mediterranean food will be the new froyo, cupcake, salad only craze.
(4)
Konrad S.

The food is not bad, but is nothing to rave about either. In addition, the operation of the restaurant is very outdated. For example, when you place a phone order, you get to wait in line with everyone else, unlike almost every other modern take out restaurant; i.e.; Potbelly's, Go Roma, etc. I would avoid unless you really taste for fast food middle eastern.
(3)
Caesar C.

Fantastic place - similar concept to Chipotle but for delicious Middle Eastern food. Definitely give the hummus a try as it's a favorite on the menu. And as you'll read a hundred times the pita bread is amazing. I'd choose "in a pita" vs "on a plate" if/when I go again. I tried the in-a-plate because of Yelp reviews but wasn't impressed at all - good thing I was distracted by the pita bread and hummus!
(5)
Paul P.

I found out about Naf Naf just two weeks ago and have gone there seven times already. I wanted to try most of the menu before writing my review. Im glad to say everyting I have had there is top notch. Pita bread fresh made and fluffy is the highlight of all their dishes. Hummus is a must have. The Shawarma is so juicy and full of flavor. I also had their veggie feast and was totaly surprised that I enjoyed it so much. I am far from a veggie terry. All the food was very fresh and the prices are good for the portion size. The place gets very crowded so try going at off peek times.
(5)
Hummad H.

Every time I go here, the food is consistently good. The pita bread is fresh, fluffy (yes, fluffy) and amazing. They don't have beef / lamb shawarma, which is a shame because having hummus topped with chicken shawarma just isn't all that appetizing; though that might be just a personal preference. The kifta kabab is quite good, and I recommend getting the plates over sandwiches; it's more bang for the buck.
(4)
Tessa G.

Naf Naf? What the hell is that that? Pretty much my first reaction. I heard so many people buzzing about this place and when I see that it got re-located from ogden to it's new little home on Freedom by my Jason's Deli, I decided to go. I grabbed my Jason's Deli go-to friend and we both went here, excited to hear what all the noise was about. I can't even tell you exactly what I ordered, a chicken pita something or another with some rice and some sides. Here's the thing; I'm not a huge fan of middle eastern cuisine, but I'm not opposed to it either. Upon eating my meal, I thought it was delicious. I remember thinking it was warm and fluffy and I was kind of wondering if there was any room for me in that pita. However, after eating it, I felt gross. Way gross. Like my stomach had oil rolling around in it. I just didn't feel right and later in the night I got sick sick. Here's the thing, I tend to have an odd stomach out of no where. I actually want to go back here and try it again. I would even get the same thing again, just to give it a fair shot, because like I said, initially I enjoyed it. I felt like this was the Chipotle of Middle Eastern food minus the being owned by McDonalds part. If this kind of cuisine is generally up your alley then give it a whirl.
(2)
Amy P.

It doesn't seem like Naf Naf even needs another positive review--but here it is: I didn't even know that pitas existed that were like this--until Naf Naf, I didn't know what I was missing out on. Even if you aren't a major fan of Middle Eastern food, it might be worth coming here just to try the amazing pitas! The new place (I was never at the old one, having only recently found Naf Naf) is kind of cute, bright, and mod. I think it would be comfortable if you're trying to introduce someone unfamiliar with Middle Eastern food to a new cuisine. The shawarma is delicious--made even better when you put it in the surprisingly fluffly pita. The portion is large and very reasonably priced. The falafels are soft and nice--you can order them individually, which is nice (so you aren't stuc with a giant order when you just wanted an appetizer). The baklava is also very nice--it's incredibly rich though and kind of tastes like eating a stick of butter. One order (only 2 small pieces) is definitely enough for 2. Also, unlike most Middle Eastern places that I've been to, instead of offering subpar frozen fries, they offer homemade potato chips which are totally worth getting! No complaints here. I can't wait to go back!
(5)
Piyush W.

This place is not bad. I liked the flafal but it was extremely greasy. The fries were a heart attack waiting to happen with the amount of salt they tossed into it.
(3)
David L.

Hop on board the Naf Naf train now Corporate America. Watch this single location multiply exponentially as soon as YUM Corp, MCD or someone similar throws some investment for falafel expansion. Deservedly so, this place rocks the fresh and new taste buds long ago dulled by trans fat fried food. Think of a Chipotle setup, but with Mediterranean fare: hummus, bobbed meats, fresh cucumber/tomato salad and the warmest, tastiest, gooey'est pillow of pita I've ever eaten. I will be back.
(5)
Robin M.

Delicious food - super fresh. The best pita I've ever had...also love the Israeli salad....never disappoints.
(5)
Leann A.

#NAME?
(3)
David M.

Naf Naf is nom nom. The food is outstanding an very reasonably priced. The kifta kabob is seasoned perfectly, the chicken breast is super tender, and the pitas are like little pillows of puffed air. I only wish I had tried the falafel.
(5)
Joann J.

Yes it's me again, You Know whats embarrassing when you rave to someone about what great food you have, and you take that person for dinner and the Kifta Kabob is yet again changed, different , Why would you do that, it was small, overcooked, and therefore dry and tasteless, we love you, we travel from Lagrange twice a month usually with a group ( we bring) the staff was very accommodating and cooked another order, well by then I,we lost it and boxed it to go, Chicken was good, service was good, don't mess with a good thing that people come in for and are unpleasantly surprised............
(2)
Missy R.

Super bomb!! Nothing I have had in the Chicagoland area is comparable for how fast and convenient Naf Naf is. Great flavors, well cooked meat, and awesome hummus. My favorite is their pita, it is so fluffy and tasty. I come here at least twice a month when I can manage to get here. Hits the spot!
(4)
Debbie W.

This restaurant is outstanding! A girlfriend and I went there on a rainy, weekday evening and it was busy. I had the beef kifta kabob dinner and my friend had the beef tenderloin kabob dinner. Both came with the famous pitas, which are correctly described as "fluffy, warm pillows". Up until I visited Naf Naf, I was a fan of Pita Inn. However, now I am wishing I lived closer to Naf Naf so I could go more often. This restaurant was so good, I actually signed up on Yelp so I could review them - that tells you a lot!
(5)
Sandy K.

Oh it kills me to give Naf Naf only three stars! I would have given it four or five stars before they moved. I was a big fan of Naf Naf back when it was on Ogden. It was no nonsense, go in get some great mideastern food and walk out. Now it's all trendy and a little different which made me miss the old Naf Naf. Family of five, we spent $70 on five meals and soft drinks!! Wow! Just when I was getting over the sticker shock, we couldn't find a seat so we had to split up the family. In addition, I had to share my seat with my squirmy 6 year old. There were some two seater tables mixed in the crowd and if they were near each other they could have been pushed together for us but people just sit where they want. Okay, for $70 I want to be properly seated and served by a waitress! They need to step up at this point and make it a full service restaurant. Now to the good part. THE BEST pita bread you will ever have. It's like little pillows from heaven. Perfect! GREAT hummus too, it's a little on the lemony side which I love! I have been addicted to the Israeli salad for quite some time, it's very fresh but you must be a cilantro lover. My family loved the schnitzel and the schwarma. I'll go back but with a smaller party due to the shortage of seating. Lots of food. We had enough left overs for one lucky persons lunch tomorrow.
(3)
Paul G.

Was there today and I would say the food was Ok...The Pita Bread was the best I have ever had, as they bake it right there. We were there at around 3 pm and the place was empty, but very dirty in the dinig area. The floor was disgusting and not clean at all. One strange thing was when the Bus person came out to clean the tables, he placed the Bus tub on the floor and placed the dirty plates in there..The Floor? I would give it one more try, if for nothing else the Pita Bread!
(3)
N O.

I've never had a bad meal here! Everything is delicious, especially the chicken thigh kabobs (on a plate or in a pita). The atmosphere is casual, but the food is high quality. The cucumber salad and rice are amazing, and I always get a bag of pitas to take home!
(5)
Rocky P.

If you are around Naperville area and craving for some GOOD Middle Eastern meal... go to NAF NAF! Ok, we finally went and tried Naf Naf Grill for the first time and Yelp reviewers never fail!!!! Kudos! First impression, the place looks new/clean/simple. The place is not that big, nor small. I think its just the right size for the kind of restaurant it is. They dont have a huge menu either which made it a lot easier for me to choose. We had the Beef Kabob plate --- which includes basmati rice, israeli salad, freshly baked fluffy pita, and plenty of Meat. I'm impressed with the meat for it's tenderness, flavor, and juiciness. It was cooked just right. To me it was a perfect meal :) We also ordered Chicken kabob in Pita and Beef Kabob in Pita. Both meals have hummus, israeli salad and tahini sauce inside. It was good for a sandwich. Very flavorful. Then to top off the meal, we had the Baklava... which is DIVINE!!!! I would definitely and highly recommend this. Oh and also, their freshly baked PITA is to die for! 4 Thumbs up!!! You guys should definitely try this place for a fabulous meal! The only downside is the price. It's a little bit pricey. Maybe if the prices were a little lower, we would be here couple times a day, everyday!!!
(5)
Trevor S.

Awesome lunch. Yes... I love the pita bread.
(5)
Gail L.

I shall let the following exchange between my husband and I serve as evidence for why Naf Naf deserves 5 stars. Scene: Gail's husband, Kevin is nicely driving Gail to the train Gail: Don't eat my hummus. Kevin: Oh, okay. Gail: Seriously, do not eat my hummus today. I will kill you. Kevin: Don't worry I won't. I'm not really into hummus. I mean, it was good, but... Gail: This hummus is incredibly good. You may be tempted. And, God as my witness, if you eat my hummus, you will die. Kevin: Um, I think that's your train pulling up. Gail: Thanks honey! *kisskiss* For the record, he did not eat my hummus, and it was excellent that night.
(5)
Colleen H.

Not a huge fan of either of the sauces they offer. What I think is supposed to be their 'tzatziki sauce' tastes nothing like it. Their food portions are huge. The chicken shawarma is great, so far it's all I've order because it's too good for me to want to try anything else.
(4)
Becky S.

This is one of my favorite lunch places out in Naperville, where I work. The food is really delicious. I always get the Veggie Feast, which consists of enormous portions of hummus, baba ghanoush, tabule salad, purple cabbage salad, falafels, and home-made pita bread. MMMMM so good! The hummus is made my favorite way, in a whipped style, which reminds me of when I traveled to Israel. Plus, the portion size is so big, I always have enough for lunch the next day as well. Not bad for $10! I am happy to see them doing so well that they are moving to a bigger space.
(5)
Rena L.

-Fluffy, tasty pita bread -Excellent chicken schwarma and falafel. Great spice & cooked to perfection -Get the basmati rice as a side, you won't regret it. -Lunch hour is always really busy but Naf Naf does a good job maintaining it
(4)
Giri C.

A great place to get Middle Eastern food at lunch time! I get the chicken shawarma in pita. The chicken shawarma plate is good also if you want more food. The pita bread is extremely fresh, soft and fluffy! Trust all the positive Yelp reviews.
(4)
Phil N.

Go there now. Go there yesterday. The place is amazing and has bar none the best pita I have ever experienced. If you try to drop the pita, it will just float. Soft as pillows. I've had plenty of just-cooked pita, but these are in a league of their own. My girlfriend and I shared the hummous and the combo platter. All the flavors were fantastic. The workers were very friendly. i can't say enough about this place. Someone turned me on to it, i have turned others on to it, and I'm sure once you go, you will do the same. If you're debating what to do for food today, this is your place!
(5)
Brad S.

The fresh, warm pitas are amazing. It can be a little loud, true. But sometimes that the price you pay for being a popular place to go. Parking can be tricky on Friday and Saturday nights with all of the other eating places nearby.
(4)
Insun M.

When you walk in, it kind of reminds you of a Noodles and Co. Anyways, it smells SO GOOD when you walk in. Pita baking + fried falafels = over working of the salivary glands I tried the sirloin wrap and the chicken schwarma wrap. Gotta admit meat lovers probably should get the dinner plates because the wraps are skimpy in the meat department. Flavor is all there wrapped in the delicious soft pita. Hummus is pretty good and it is the perfect compliment to the falafel you can get with it for a few extra dollars. Cute sign in the store that I saw "get a schwarma for your mama" hehe. I'm so easily amused.
(5)
Melie M.

Naf Naf? More like Yum Yum!! The Chicken Breast Pita is sooo0o good. In fact, everything is so good. I can't leave here without getting the Vegetarian Platter with my order. The hummus and baba ganoush are unreal. The fluffy, warm pitas are A-mazing. Seriously, how do you go back to the store bought stuff? My one request is that they not pour oil over my food. A simple solution to avoiding the access grease and calories. This place definitely speaks for itself, it's always packed. I may have to stop and pick up a couple of pitas tonight...
(5)
Zsiberian N.

I'm a huge fan. We've been going to this place ever since it was just a greasy spoon shop on Ogden for one reason - you can't go wrong. Example: we came with two toddlers, while waiting for our food the owner brought an order of home fries for free. That's just half the story - the fries was actually thinly rounds of sliced potatoes (not sticks) just like our grandparents/parents make it (if you are from that part of the world). Recommendations: Beef kebob, lentils soop and hummus. Grab a couple of those small cups with pickles and olives, it will give you something to munch while you're waiting for freshly prepared, home-style meal.
(4)
Jayasri V.

Oven Fresh Pita is soft and delicious. Love the saffron basmati rice - just perfect flavor. I have had Chicken Shawarma and Chicken thigh kabob, liked them both. Israeli salad is top notch as well. Hummus is OK, I have had better at other places. Its our weeknight going out destination that is quick, easy and does not break your budget. There is no alcohol and it is child friendly.... If you go on weekends, parking can be a hassle with so many other restaurants in the same strip mall full to the brim.
(4)
Carrie S.

Naf Naf pitas = fluffy clouds from heaven. This place is amazing, the people who run it are super nice, and did I mention the chicken schwarma? The falafel is also the best I ever had...a little citrusy and oh so good, expecially with the baba ganoush or hummus.
(5)
Bob F.

Most excellent fresh food.
(5)
Osmond S.

Wow! This place just set the gold standard by which all other middle eastern restaurants shall be judged. The hummus is pretty good but nothing to write home about. The rest of the food though.... just amazing. The pita is absolutely perfect, the shawarma and other pita "sandwiches" are amazing. What really got me was the spicy sauce. Oddly, that's not common in many ME restaurants these days. But this place has it and it's AWESOME! It makes the shawarma explode with flavor. I just don't know what else to say. My first time here and I love it! 5 stars :)
(5)
Geoffrey A.

I'm definitely in the "this is basically Chipotle of the Mediterranean/Middle-East" crowd, including the high prices for what you get. I agree with other reviews that the food is fresh, but if you're on a budget and want a less sanitized Chipotle feel, go check out Pitaville instead. The quality of the ingredients is only slightly lower at Pitaville, but not noticeably so, especially when weighed against how much more Naf Naf costs. Aside from trying to support the "little guy" (if they're good),I also prefer the smaller, "we're not a huge chain restaurant" branding that smaller restaurants have, so Naf Naf's "Chipotle-fied" atmosphere just comes off as being too homogenous for me.
(3)
Chad B.

Super Fresh, fast and healthy Mediterranean cuisine. The day before my wedding I brought everyone to Naf Naf prior to our rehearsal. Now I have been going to Naf Naf since they opened up on Ogden Ave. I love the food. The true test was bringing friends and family from all over North America and of all ages to see what they thought of Naf Naf. To this day - I still hear about the food: - Super Fresh Pitas hot right out of the oven - Fresh ingredients used - vegetables and meat - Freshly prepared Hummus & Baba Ghanoush(amazing) - Amazing Shawarma, Kifta, Steak and Chicken sandwiches. - When is Naf Naf coming to: Florida, Pennsylvania, Arkansas, Arizona Texas, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec.. I told you all over North America. Naf Naf is truly a foodies gem in Naperville and Niles area... Prices are great for what you get in quantity and freshness, Naf Naf does get packed during the lunch rush and dinner hours but its never long and definitely well worth the wait!
(5)
Eric C.

First time having falafel and this was a great place to start. We stopped here initially because we saw the Jason's Deli, but my girlfriend quickly shifted her focus to Naf Naf - and boy I am glad she did. I had the falafel in a pita and it was delicious and filling - and also a good value. The pita was soft, fresh, and nicely warmed up. There was a cucumber salad in the mix which was a pleasant surprise and the falafel was definitely lightly fried. I can't speak for the value of their "on a plate" offerings, but the "in the pita" section offers very satisfying lunch options.
(5)
Sean B.

Will upgrade to 5 stars when they a) get normal ketchup bottles instead of ketchup packets b) get an indoor bathroom (renovations happening soon). Super friendly. The place was totally packed! The best pita bread I've ever had. Possibly the best basmati rice. The chicken was seasoned deliciously. Everything was super fresh and just right. The sauces were amazing. Super tasty tahini, super perfect hot sauce. The "fries" are sort of chip like, are light and tasty without being too crunchy. I love that they did the "refill your own" soda fountain. For someone who drinks a lot at a restaurant, I love this. It may seem strange that they are an ex-Taco-Bell but don't let that or the war zone parking lot deter you. This place is hopping. I haven't seen middle-eastern done this well in the burbs. The only comparable I can think of is some of the Jewish restaurants in Montreal. The review by Sean A seems to be sabotage btw.
(4)
Mark S.

Naf Naf has the best pita bread I have ever had - I have tried the rest and now I know the best! It is a gorgeous mound of fluffy, pillowy, greatness! The flavor is fantastic with out any dippy or sauces but is also absorbent enough to soak in and the goodness you might be eating the pita with. Now if that is not enough for you then be reassured that the food (outside of the pita bread) is amazing. Naf Naf's falafel done right or at least the way I like, not too dry not too oily. The falafel sandwich is a big win for me and it was gone in a flash. The hummus plate is very nice and comes with the oil on top - this hummus is very tasty and does not need all the random spices that you get at the store. Don't get me wrong I love store bought hummus but the freshly made classic version is all you will need when you come here. Naf Naf's rice is also done very well and they serve a generous portion. Normally I do not like to eat rice without something on it, using it as a filler, but all you need is a fork for this bowl. Out of everything I have had there the one thing that does not stand out is the baklava - it is not bad but also not great - just the standard but that is not a deal breaker for me. Also there is a nice tray of hot sauce and pickles when you pick your food up. Just take as many as you need and if you need more hot sauce you can just grab some more - no need to wait and ask. The prices at Naf Naf are amazing for the amount and quality of food you get. It will run you $10 for a meal but know that this meal will satisfy you. They pile on the food and by the end of the meal I felt full enough to take some of the food to-go in the baklava box. It is not the cheapest Mediterranean restaurant but I think it has one the best values. The place it self is fine with me, it is nothing fancy - you order and the counter sit down for a few and pick your food up. It is not so different from other quick Mediterranean restaurants only it looks a little trendier then most. Delicious food, generous portions, and fair prices make up for the ambiance . My only hope is that the expand to the rest of the burbs and give the rest of us easy access to excellence!
(5)
Michael P.

Fantastic fresh pitas!! Great food. I havent tried everything yet. But this place is definitly one of my favorites!!!
(4)
Brandon F.

This is good stuff! Delicious, freshly prepared and healthy (ok, I can't call the fries healthy, but they are really good). A wonderful change of pace from the typical American/Italian/Mexican/Chinese options that dominate. The chicken shawarma is a safe, but excellent choice and the pita bread is fluffy, warm awesomeness. If you order the Israeli Salad for a side, it goes nicely mixed in with the shawarma. My wife often likes vegetarian options that I think have a taste or texture that is plain weird. I have to admit the Baba Ghanoush and Falafel were actually pretty good. The Baklava was nice and flaky with a great flavor. Realize that the "On a Plate" options are a sizable portion, so make sure you are hungry or opt to share.
(4)
Jeanne L.

Wow, I can't believe how many reviews this place already has! I shouldn't be surprised though, their food is really really good. Bests here: Chicken Shawerma Baba Ganoush (it only comes with 1 pita, so you'll prob have to order an extra, but it's only $0.75 and they're made FRESH!) Orange Pellegrino (ok so this isn't made by Naf Naf, but this is the first restaurant i've been to that had this, and it's really good, better than Orangina)
(4)
Andrew J.

Holy cats, this place is good. It is the best pita sandwich place I have ever been. I may need to dock some of the other pita places I have reviewed a few points just because in comparison, they suck, and I don't want my readers to go, "hey, we'll just go to blah blah blah because it's only a star or two less on Andrew's scale." This could happen because people care that much about what I say. For real. Reader, do not be confused. This is the best of the pita places. When my girlfriend told me it was the best, I did not believe her. She is a sweet girl, but we disagree on pitas. I was totally wrong. This is a pita lover's dream come true. The schwarmas and the falafel are wonderful. The sandwiches are lined with delicious hummus. The pita bread is soft and fresh. Plus, the pitas do not leak all over the place when you add the hot sauce. Also, the chop for the vegetables on the sandwiches is much finer than most pita places, which makes for a much nicer textural experience with every bite. Adding to the meal is the ambiance. This place is the antithesis of all the weird little falafel places you may have been to that have weird lighting and shady kitchens where nothing seems to be happening and your food takes half an hour even though you only ordered falafel and you are the only person there. The Naf Naf has a trendy atmosphere akin to a Chipotle or Noodles & Co from the future where things look even cooler and futuristic. The people know what they are doing, the kitchen is clearly clean and visible, and the food comes up pretty fast. One weird thing that I noticed at this restaurant was a woman in red at a table adjacent to me who was talking loudly. I suspect she was being filmed for a Match.com commercial, though I did not see any cameras. anyway, if you see that woman in a Match.com commercial, and she is in a trendy looking restaurant, just rememebr it was shot at Naf Naf and that I was there. One final note. I would like to publicly apologize to my girlfriend for being sour prior to this experience and also for putting off going to this restaurant because I didn't believe her. Trust is an important lesson in any relationship- a lesson I learned again at the Naf Naf.
(5)
Andrew T.

This place is INCREDIBLE. Their food is splendid and I will recommend anything on the menu. For starters, grab the hummus dish. It comes with two of their pitas (which you must purchase a bag of to go because they are just THAT amazing), pickles and olives. All ingredients taste very fresh, and are light and flavorful. I tend to order the falafel, chicken schnitzel or chicken shawarma. The beef kifta kabob is great. For side orders, both the homemade fries and the lentil soup are awesome. I have difficulty ordering new items on the menu because each dish I order is just that good. The pitas are amazing. The food is amazing. The food is also a little adventurous, but not TOO adventurous. I would give this place 6 stars if it were possible.
(5)
Pascal M.

Grabbed some grub while I had just gotten back into town. Great food. Nice to see Naperville have some success with this Middle Eastern concept. They opened one off 59 as well. I wish nothing but success for Naf Naf and places the like. This town is full of typical crappy chains that survive becuase a large % of our residents are more interested in repetetive American, Italian, and bad Chinese food... Food is delicious and of good quality. Their hummus, tabouleh, salads, schwarma, pitas, and basically everything off the menu. I'll be back here soon, since it's a break in "the chain"
(5)
Dj Nightwolf ..

Naf Naf Grill? More like Nom Nom Grill!!! Seriously, I didn't hear anyone talking when I walked in. The only thing I heard was "nom nom nom nom-nom"! All I have to say is that the falafel plate here is on point! It's full of flavor and all sorts of deliciousness that will make you slap yo momma! Falafel = Fritterlicious! Hot sauce = Awesome Sauce! Pita = Lightest thing EVER! Hummus = Deelish! Basmati rice = FLAVOR!!! Israeli salad = PERFECT compliment to the rice! Now, I try not to holler at girls when they're at work, but what can I say? I'm a sucker for heavy foreign accents, plus it gives me an excuse to lean in a little closer when I ask them to repeat what they just said. Oh, who am I kidding? Let's be honest, I'm practically deaf, so I have to lean in. :-/ Anyway, I love this fast-casual middle eastern restaurant. I'm a faN faN of Naf Naf and I'll definitely be back for more hollerin and to try more deliciousness from their menu. Holla!!!â„¢
(4)
Satya N.

Clean. Good food. The home fries and shawarma would beat most competition. Will try the falafel next.
(4)
Julie B.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the new Naf location. It's a huge difference from their old location hence the extra star. Food is still soooooo awesome, don't leave without hummus and pitas for home. It was VERY busy when I went on a Thursday at lunch time, and we decided to take our food to go. Since everything is made fresh it's well worth the wait time. Also the new location is very noisy. It's just a big open space so not much to quiet all the talkative eaters. The new decor gives you enough to admire while you take in the noise. More eating less talking people!!
(5)
Meredith W.

you will never eat a pita this good ever again. the food is fresh, you watch them make it. i order the falafel in a pita everytime.
(5)
Jillian H.

One of my favorite restaurants. I always get the Veggie Feast. They have great hummus, baba ghanoush and falafels. The pita is made fresh so it is still warm when you get it ---- yum!
(5)
A B.

Absolutely yummy middle-eastern fast food, quick service, classy decor, almost reasonable prices, what more could one ask for! Their falafels, kababs, and pitas are delicious; but don't forget to try their lentil soup - very heart-warming!
(5)
Anna K.

low blood glucose can induce: yelling, pushing, bossing around. even speeding in law abiding citizens. pulled into an empty space briefly chatted& browsed through the menu for...10 seconds before abruptly E interrupts "can I just order for you guys?" A&J backed away. girl is hungry and don't be in her way. chicken shwarma pita sandwich beef tenderloin sandwich falafals hummus pita bread french fries E's string of continuous words jumble together good.tasty.imsohungry.lookatthesepics.pillowysoft.Âsogood ay caramba! soft soft soft pillow-like amazing pita bread. 1. used to dip into hummus 2. stuffed with meat and cucumbers+onions+yogurt crisp falafels and french fries. fresh and delicious. like a dream. one amazing, delicious dream i didn't want to stop.
(4)
Jennie N.

WONDERFUL. I totally love this place and wish I had one where I live!!!
(5)
Phil T.

After a lot of stops in the Naperville area, I caught wind that this place is worth the try for their food. Instantly you walk in and right there in plain sight is the fresh pitas being made. Best thing for a restaurant to do is show off their freshness! As I scanned the menu for dinner, I already knew exactly what I was going to get but I like to see what they offer. Falafel pita and trying to find if they had a combo meal, but I just wasnt in the mood to ask. As I didnt find one, I just asked for a side of rice, which I felt was kinda expensive for $2.99, but I figured maybe its something special. So here im waiting for my food and I notice a sign that you couldnt see when standing at the register "Any pita sandwich, make it a combo (soft drink and rice) for $2.49" Im not a pop drinker, usually water, unless I want to get my buzz on! lol. So moral of the story is they lost .5 star for not mentioning this to me, almost 1, and basically charging me more for less. Its only 50 cents and I wasnt going to say anything, plus there was a really cute girl behind me. :) Naf Naf a lil restaurant courtesy on this one! The pita was nothing less than great! It was soft, fresh, and delish! All the guts of the sandwich were just as good too! I always like to spice it up so get the hot sauce and add to taste. The rice on the other hand was just your typical middle eastern rice, in its bright yellow color. Plain but good..... Just make sure you ask for an extra "Pillow Pita" because you will need a nap after this meal! :)
(4)
Kitty K.

I've grown up with middle eastern food, and I wasn't expecting to like this place because my parents tried it and didn't like it a whole lot. Maybe the low expectations helped. I had a falafel pita, and the filling tasted pretty good. My husband enjoyed his kifta kabab pita. The hummus was pretty similar to other restaurant hummus plates. We ended up being pretty full. The main thing I didn't like was the unusual pita bread. It was like warm fluffy white bread, kinda like an Olive Garden bread stick that was shaped into a puffy circle. I'm not a fan of white bread, so wish I could have chosen to have a different pita type. My husband loved the pita bread though, so everybody has different taste preferences. I'm imagining that if I got my pita as take-out, that it would be very soggy by the time I got to eat it. It's nice to have a nearby option for middle eastern themed food that I don't have to make myself, so I think I might go there again. I thought it was a bit expensive for semi-fast food, but I had fun. Maybe Naf Naf will replace Potbelly for when I want a sandwich.
(4)
Scott B.

I am now a Shawarma fan. Best pita i have ever had.
(5)
A A.

Good for lunch. I had went for dinner and was a little too greasy.
(3)
Callie C.

The best pita ever!! I love Middle Eastern food and the significant other is from the Middle East so we have pretty high standards, and Naf Naf blows them away. The kifta is some of the best I've ever had and the SO loves the shawarma and the pickles they serve on the side. So glad this place exists!!
(5)
Christopher A.

The place so nice, they named it twice! Hummus is like butter, fresh baked pitas!
(5)
Efrat A.

Great Food and best pitas in the Chicago area. The new location is much better than the old place, still a little too noisy so don't plan to have a great conversation over lunch. Would be great if they offer more selection of items like Hummus with Mushrooms, a fish dish or some lamb shawarma.
(5)
Ted N.

I am shocked by the number of five star reviews for this retaurant. Don't get me wrong; this is good, solid middle eastern food but hardly "as good as it gets". The flavors are too tempered. The shawarmas are decent, the falafel is equally decent, as is the pita bread, the cucmber and tomato salad and the hummus. It is all good, it is just not outstanding. This is classic suburban ethnic eating; not too challenging, not too spicy, just what the upper middle class clientele wants. I mention the upper middle class for a reason, the biggest criticism I have is the pricing. This is not a bargain nor a particularly good value. Considering the lack of options for middle eatern food in the suburbs this is a decent choice. However don't expect a knockout meal as the five star reviews would lead you to believe. A cautionary word. Avoid this place during the Mon-Fri lunch rush. It is too busy and almost impossible to find seating. Go before Noon or after 1:00 PM. Also, the parking in the mall is crowded as there are several eating establishments in this mall. It can be very exasperating looking for a space.
(3)
Mike B.

This place is amazing! The pita is pillowy; simply the best. The hummus is amazing. Everything is excellent and the owners are very nice.
(5)
C P.

We love eating at this place, the food is delicious. We haven't had a bad thing on the menu, but once we had the beef kabob and it was raw in the middle. It was so tasty, though, we threw it in the microwave and ate it anyway. Their pitas are the best I've ever had, now we always pick up a bag of them with our order. Megan O's exactly right, fluffy and warm. A little pricy, but so delicious that doesn't stop us for a second.
(4)
Jonathan W.

In town for a conference, and staying nearby. We wanted to avoid the hotel restaurant and the chains. Swung over to this place in a row of storefronts--easy to find. Parking was a snap. Menu offered a wide range of choices. I had the shwarma sandwich, picked up some baklava to take home, and my friends in the party ordered humus so we could all share. My meal, with drink and baklava, was under $13. This was spectacular food. The sandwich was tucked well into the pita, which was poofier (and more breadlike) than other pita I've had. It kept the sauce in check, so I didn't finish with a mess. The humus was excellent, with a hint of flavor to the sauce on it that was a nice addition. The owner came over to speak with us and ask about us (we were four guys in suits on a Saturday), and to bring us a house delicacy (pickled olives and almonds). That was an unexpected and nice touch too that showed a crew hard at work to build up clientele. Very much recommended for out-of-towners staying in Naperville and looking to beat the chains. Check it out!
(5)
Bill L.

Just had lunch here. Go for food, not fuss. Great food (I'm not Middle Eastern food expert). Great prices. People nice. Bathroom access is outside, but clean & heated (yes it's Chicago & 40 outside today). Thumbs up to all the following: falafel, hummus, baba ghanoush, tabule, & pita (warm & fluffy). I'll be back on next road trip from the city!
(5)
Jenny N.

I love, love, love this place. The pitas are cooked to order and are soft and sumptuous. The chicken dishes are all super flavorful and everything tastes really, really fresh. My husband loves the beef kifta. I like the lentil soup and hummus as well. It does get really busy, but the staff behind the counter all are hustling and I appreciate that we are all there for the same reason, to get great food. I am so happy that an ethic place like this has found so much love in the Western Suburbs. I feel like I could eat there a couple times a week and not get tired of the great flavors.
(5)
Jeffrey R.

The pita is very good, and we like the potatoes / Schnitzel. I've tried just about everything else and the rest is good..but I way more prefer Pita Inn...when will they open one in Naperville. Also, I feel that the prices are a bit much.
(3)
Jennifer L.

We came here for lunch and it was delicious. There's a reason the place is packed. The pita is unlike any I have ever had; really soft and tasty. It's secret-ingredient (or secret-something else) kind of special. There are not a lot of choices on the menu (which doesn't bother me) and they are all great. The salads and sides are very fresh.
(5)
Carlos G.

Great food for the price!
(5)
Tiffany D.

first of all. best pitas ever. second of all, everything that i tried was just AMAZING. three. i ate here two lunches in a row. did i mention BEST. PITAS. EVER?!?!?!? fluffy and light and chewy and perfection. get the chicken shwarma pita with extra sides of hot sauce. AH heavenly. the veg plate is delicoius... and so are the beef/lamb patties. :] thinking about this place makes me absolutely happy. and their baklava is DEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELISH!!!... even their falafels are amazing... and i rarely like falafels!!! HAPPPPPPPPPPPPPY!!!!
(5)
Missy L.

Drove up from Northern Suburbs of Chicago over the weekend with my family. About a 45 min drive. We got the during the lunch hour the place was packed. My husband and I ordered the schwarma and kafta kabobs and my kids had the schnitzel sandwiches. All I can say is WOW!! Absolutely delicious and the pita was out of this world! So fresh and fluffy!! We will definitely be taking special trips out there on a monthly basis!
(5)
bella r.

The hummus and chicken shawarma are absolutely delicious. Been going here for a few months and usually have either the chicken shawarma or beef kifta plate with rice and salad...very yummy. Beef kifta...awesome! But yesterday, had the hummus and chicken. Best ever. The sauces are perfect and the pitas are so light and fluffy, you, well ok, I could have eaten both they give you with your order. Hummus Yum Yum
(5)
Roger K.

Surprised to see a Taco Bell converted to a Mediterranean Cafe... The dining room was kind of small and got noisy quickly. I got the Beef Kita Kabab Pita. It was really good! Their pitas were freshly made in their open kitchen and you can seen everything being prepared. The pita also stuffed with their salads and sauces. They were really well made. I also got their fries with my pita, was not a huge fan of those. They were fried thinly sliced potatoes. Looked more like oil logged chips than fries.
(4)
Dave G.

A great place run by nice people in the old Taco Bell. We have been there several times and have always come away happy. I generally go back and forth between the chicken shawarma and the beef tenderloin sandwiches. Both are great. I had the platter once and it is a huge amount of food. If I had to pick the one item that is most exceptional it would be the homemade pitas. They are still warm from the oven and are delightful - light years ahead of the commerical products many places serve.. The cucumber/tomato salad served with either the platter or sandwiches is awsome, and a big part of the attraction for me. The tahini and baba ganosh are excellent. The soups are a bit different from the usual and very good. The balkava is only average, but even average baklava is pretty good - right?.
(5)
Aurora C.

Great pita bread. Awesome falafel sandwich! :)
(5)
lauren f.

I have to have a Naf Naf Falafel at least once a week! I would prefer MORE than once, though! Delicious food, friendly service. If you haven't tried it, you are missing out!
(5)
Linda W.

For the most part I like this place, but I've found the chicken shawarma to be inconsistent. The last couple times there I have ended up with cartilage in my sandwich. Yuck. The falafel is good and I think it will be a much nicer place when they move (August).
(3)
Jim S.

I had the chicken shawarma sandwich which was really good!! I would have given it 5 stars but I think Gourmet Pita in Skokie has this place topped.
(4)
Chad G.

I heard so much about this place from my coworkers, that I had to check it out for myself. The menu has a good concise selection of Israeli options. When you order a dish, you have the choice to "make it a combo" for a small additional fee, and it comes with a fountain beverage and your choice of rice, fries, or soup. My dish was the Chicken Schwarma, and my side was lentil soup. I placed my order at the counter, and they called me up when it was ready. The lentil soup was nice and earthy, served at the right temperature. I would order that again. The schwarma was very moist, and the seasoning was nicely balanced (sometimes schwarmas from other places have too much cinnamon, in my opinion). If you get full and want to take the rest to go, I noticed that there are self serve to-go containers by the door. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. The service was fast, but maintained standards of quality. I appreciate how they use real ceramic dishes and stainless steel flatware. I have been to so many "order at the counter" type of restaurants that use plastic and paper. I would go back for sure. Next time I will try the veggie feast (I think I will use one of those to-go containers for that visit, but I will see how hungry I am). If I did not live an hour away from Naf Naf, I would probably go there every week!
(4)
Yo D.

Sephardic food that reminds me of home. This is easily one of the best places to eat in Chicagoland. Ahh, falafel.
(5)
Cecille A.

I love the food here and agree with some of the other reviewers that it's the best Middle Eastern food in the area! It's a small place and easy to pass up on Ogden Ave. because the sign on the front is kinda small. I had ordered the chicken schawarma which was very flavorful and their homemade pita was so light and fluffy. I was wanting to try their baba ghanoush and have to say that I absolutely loved it! Will definitely come back here to try some of the other items on the menu!
(5)
Russ G.

Best falafel I've ever had. Liked this place before it moved to these new and nicer facilities. Great food. Everything we've tried has been super. Pricey for fast food -- but this is way better food than fast food. Try the pepper sauce. It is hot and very good. Gets four stars which is about as high as any counter-dinning place can get on my scale.
(4)
Irene R.

I had liked their old hole-in-the-wall feel but the new place is great - has sooo much more room. As previously reviewed, the pitas are excellent. Didn't love the chicken shwarma as much the last time we were there but still love the beef kiftka (WHY eat a hamburger when you can have this!?), the beef tenderloin pita and the chicken thigh pita. Oh, and the lentil soup - yum. Friendly, clean place, tasty food. For a casual and relatively inexpensive and relatively fast food option, this is it.
(5)
Jayde L.

Moving back to the burbs, one of the things that I really disliked was feeling that I was surrounded by ONLY chain restaurants. However, I can always count on Yelp to bypass the gazillian BWW, Chili's, Red Robins, etc to show me the way to some serious good eats. Not like it NNF needs another review, but I really enjoyed their beef kifta. The texture and flavor was just right. As far as chicken shawarma goes, I had better in the Northside. Fries were great as well. Thanks Yelp!
(4)
Rose S.

Food was good, service was great. My big negative was that the place needs a fix up, the outdoor bathroom is crazy. Staff was SUPER friendly, pita was out of this world. Baba G was very good...this is a tricky one in my book. I thought the chicken was OK, not incredible...a little fatty. All-in-all, a great option for Med food in the area. I hope they make a go of it and make improvements to the facility.
(3)
Kelly E.

I have dined at the initial Naf Naf location on Ogden Ave (an old taco bell joint) and I must say...I LOVED it when they were there. Although it was over-crowded, no bathroom, etc. I kinda felt like I was in on a little secret and it had this charm to it because the food was so amazing and it was no frills. I've also dined at their new location at the Freedom Drive strip mall and I was pretty disappointed with their new set up. It's got a weird "diner" feel now...it's lost that nostalga (I don't even know how to spell that word!) that was present at the small, no frills location. The food was still good. I love their pita and all hummus dishes. Their falafel is delicious. The meats are all very good. I just feel like it's overly commericialized now and that takes away from it's atmosphere. IAnd, it's really loud. The acoustics are bad. I agree with other reviewers...it's like a chipotle, it feels like commercial fast food...not a hidden little gem that only you and a few others could fit into! (Which to me, isn't a bad thing.) My husband and I decided that we'd rather order their food take out now... Anyways, go and see for yourself...either way, the food is good and you won't be disappointed with that.
(3)
Ashwin V.

Its the best Israeli food in the area. Freshly made and catered to perfection. The owners are very friendly and the location is very good too. The best at this location are falafel, shawarma, soup, schnitzel and their famous pita bread !
(5)
Greg T.

It just might be the best restaurant in the world. I exaggerate, but man, I love this place. Living less than a mile away, I was crushed! Crushed I tell you; when they closed the Taco Bell. As a vegan, I subsisted on cheese-less bean burritos while training for the marathon. We live in downtown nape, and have run lean on carryout vegan friendly options. I can only take so much Noodles and Co, and Indian Harvest (which is merely very good). The Bell was my go-to place for a quick fast food hit. A friend told me about this place and I kind of dismissed it. Man was I wrong. The food is outstanding. I go for the vegetarian lovers combo (being a vegetarian lover and all). Sub the cabbage (made with milk) for more tabouli and I'm pretty much in heaven. The soups are excellent as well. Also the hot-sauce, and pickles.. don't forget that. The owner is a genuinely good guy. You can tell this guy absolutely loves his job, and what he's doing. After we were turned on to this place, we ate there 4 times the first week (we work close, so counting lunch here). We now hit it 1-2 times a week. The pita is unlike anything I've ever had. I typically associated pita with the dried flour frisbee served at "that pita place" and the like. It is a soft fluffy confection. You can totally go for the soup (which is served with pita), and be filled up for lunch. You could dock it for the atmosphere. Meson Sabika is another place I really like, but really, I prefer Naf Naf. Understand I'm comparing an upscale place to an old Taco Bell, It can get a little warm and crowded in the place, but seriously, the food is that good. This is 5 star cuisine hiding out in a fricken Taco Bell. If you're looking for upscale atmosphere, go elsewhere, or better yet, get carry out, take it home, open the wine, and light a few candles.
(5)
jessica d.

Yay! So glad to see so many great reviews for this place! Yummy falafel sandwich with lots of fresh, crunchy veggies & really delicious freshly made pita. Oh maaan, the pita... so soft and warm! Oh, and they had a really interesting hot sauce available... good heat, but also really great flavor... Unique & yummy. I foresee going back to this place lots!
(5)
Mike R.

Great arabic cuisine in the old Naperville Taco Bell, who would've thought? I have to admit I was a little leery going to this place with name like Naf Naf, but I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the food. I had the shawarma sandwich, and the wife had the falafel sandwich both came well portioned on a very fresh tasty pita with pickles and olives on the side. I really enjoyed this place, these folks know arabic food!!! I highly recommend this place.
(4)
D G.

GREAT FOOD ! the pitas are simply awesome...soft ..melts in your mouth.
(5)
Xtina F.

5 STARS all the way!!! Sooo good! Best Falafe sandwhich ever! I'm in the process of trying everything on the menu and have yet to be dissapointed! Please go and support this place!
(5)
Kathleen R.

I was excited to notice this restaurant on a drive by, as we'd been looking for a kebab place. But i was pretty disappointed overall, and we will not be returning. I waited about 18 minutes for my carry-out order, and there was no one else in the restaurant who had not been served and it was sparsly occupied. For a good while, ALL the employees were just standing around or chatting (except for Grandma making pastry! She was working hard!) Our fries ( flat, circular, thick fresh potato chips) were completed 1st, put in plastic boxes to wait, and became quite soggy. We ate very little of them at home, and then broiled them the next day. Not nice. As a most perishable item, the rest of the food should have been prepared before boxing these. (We only live about 1.5 miles from the place, and i was driving, not walking -- so i was home really quickly.) When we finally got our bag of food, i asked the clerk if everything was in there, salad, pickles, tahini, etc -- because i saw the containers they had just filled, still lying on the counter. She said, "Oh, you want pickles?" I said, Yes, and pointed this out on the menu. She said, "Well, you have to ask for them." Hmmmm.... the customer needs to ask for something that was supposed to be included? The portions of the chicken thigh and beef (keefta?) were good ones, and VERY tasty. I wish the good pita bread had not been bagged in plastic while hot: it got very soggy by the time we got home, too. The salad portion, altho tasty, was quite small -- it did not fill the container, and was a small portion even for one. The so-called Jasmine rice was very disappointing: no jasmine scent or flavor at all; it was merely long grain white rice, dyed yellow. The amount of tahini in the small containers was barely a tablespoon, just covering the bottom of the container: i would have expected these to be almost full. Two spreads of it on one pita and it was gone. For this we paid about $12 per dinner. I do not feel it was worth it. I visited on Saturday, Aug. 8, about 5:15 PM.
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Paul L.

Yep, fresh and authentic. Real food, expertly prepared at a fast food price.
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B K.

My husband and I eat middle eastern a lot and were excited when we saw all the great reviews that this place received. I would have to say I do not agree. Yes, the place is clean and new. Yes, they make fresh pita which was pretty good BUT the food itself was decent at best. I don't have anything bad to say, but just that it wasn't amazing. We usually eat at Pita Inn in Dempster which is a trek and a half for sure..but oh so so so worth it. I guess it depends if you have ever had middle eastern before. If you never have and just want to try it, this place is ok but the flavors seem too "americanized" ..i.e. bland for me. We ordered the chicken shawerma and the baba ghanouj. Eh! I know a lot of people who reviewed this place wont agree with me but I would say it is not worth it. (on a sidebar it is lot more expensive than Pita Inn as well. Our bill came to $28 for 2 people and we usually spend half that for the same amount of food at Pita Inn) Drive out to Pita Inn-- that place is better than Pita Pit, Reza's, Al-Hambra...in short a A LOT of places.
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Tyson H.

In a world in which disappointment lurks around every corner and the most anyone can hope for is some serious pleasure before they move along, there exists a beacon of hope- and seriously good hummus and pita bread. (The pita tastes as if it floated from the heavens on a flavor cloud.) On yelp, serious types bandy around the word authentic, and it has tended to lose its meaning. I will not even pretend to know what authentic middle eastern food would taste like, but I know that they food here is awesome. Great hummus, best I have ever had at a restaurant. The shawarma was spiced, and cooked perfectly and was well complimented by the israeli salad and delicious hot sauce. I yelled 'baba-booey' when I tried the baba ghanoush. This place rocked so hard that I thought I was at a 'warrant' concert. Sure to go back many times. When the food tastes this fresh, you cannot forget a place like Naf Naf.
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Alicia A.

Great Food! The Veggie Feast gives you a little bit of everything and is enough for 2 people to share or for one to have and bring home leftovers. It's also very reasonably priced. As a vegetarian who likes to eat vegan this is one of the few choices in the area and it's awesome!
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G P.

different food than pita house.lovely food.
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Bill P.

The old location on Ogden was perfect for the trip home for my frequent visits to Naperville. Haven't been to the new location on Freedom Dr. yet, so I'm kind of mourning the move! Still, I'll get there eventually. The pita is clearly something to rave about. I've never had anything close to it in and middle eastern restaurant I've been to. As for what goes WITH the pita, I love the chicken shawarma and baba ganoush. My wife found the shawarma a little "heavy" and prefers the all-breast kabab.
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Sooyon H.

This was one of the few experiences of venturing out to Naperville. I immediately came to like Naf Naf from the start. Although, seating may be tight inside. . . at least they have a place to eat inside. Hands-down this place is A LOT better than the usual suspects: Pita Inn and Sultan's Market. I ordered their chicken schwarma pita sandwich. The pita bread itself is the fluffiest pita bread I have ever had. Everything in my sandwich was made to perfection. It's nice that they also have pickles as an extra condiment for your liking. Pricing is a little bit pricier than the aforementioned competition, but I feel like it's worth the extra cost. As a unique item on their menu, they also have fries which are circular in shape and were really tasty. . . not too salty and good potato consistency. If only they opted to branch out to other locations. . . I feel like they would do well in the city! A friend noted that this restaurant is planning on moving to a larger location within Naperville, so be on the look-out for a lot more people getting the word about checking this place out!
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Kimberly M.

Not since the Pita Inn in Skokie have I been this pleasantly surprised by how good hummus can be. Just the right mix of creamy, hint of spice, dab of olive oil. Delicious! I ordered the hummus and falafel entree and was amazed by the texture of the falafel. Just the right layer of delicate crispiness on the outside and warm, moist, aromatically spiced muffin-like consistency of the interior. I'm not big on spicy foods but the red sauce added just the right kick. The cucumber sauce brought things back down to a more mellow level and was not overpowered with dill as so many of these sauces are. It, too, was unusually light for a middle eastern sauce. My overall impression was that Naf Naf's version of middle eastern was lighter, more subtle and celebrated various spices without overpowering. You can't say much for the decor but who cares. That's what makes it a hole in the wall treasure. I'm just happy they're here in Naperville and not in the city as you would expect.
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Alan T.

Firstly, cheers to the owners of this place for opening something truly unique and different in a sea of typical options in the western suburbs. It's about time we had a place to get Middle Eastern food in the western burbs. I tried this place today for lunch and couldn't have enjoyed it more. Reasonably priced, very fresh, traditionally prepared food with very friendly staff to boot. It's an order at the counter place, so it's nice and casual. Everything is obviously homemade, including their delicious pita bread which is served hot from the oven. The chicken shawarma was absolutely delightful, the hummus tasty, and the baba ghanoush delicious and incredibly fresh. The entrees are served with a nice salad of seasoned cucumber and tomato and a choice of homemade fries or basmati rice with peas. Both an excellent choice. They also serve a relish plate with their entrees that include pickles and olives that are really, really tasty. To top it all off, the sauces they serve are really good too. The hot pepper sauce is to die for and the homemade tahini is remarkably delicious (though they need to serve more of it with the meal.) I'll definitely be back here often and would be there even more often if they served late night and offered a welcome change from the late night burritio huts that line Ogden Avenue. Highly recommended!
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Fred H.

We were invited to go to Naf Naf with a group of friends. It was our first time. What a pleasant experience! There are a number of choices. I had the felafel sandwich. My wife enjoyed the schnitzel. The pita bread is great. My family liked the chips. The food was fresh, not stale. The place was packed, but we did find a seat without too long of a wait. I'm looking forward to their moving to a larger facility.
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Riche M.

EXCELLENT FOOD! This place hasn't been open for very long, but is in a great location on Ogden. The hummus and falafel were FABulous! And the staff were SOOOOOO accomodating and friendly! The homemade pita bread is to die for! The menu is very limited, but very very good! I will DEFINETLY return!!! Take note...there are no public restrooms! :-)
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Address : 1739 Freedom Dr,Ste 109
Naperville, IL, 60563
Phone (630) 904-7200
Website https://www.nafnafgrill.com
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Opening Hours

Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm

Specialities

Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes

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