Very good food. Apps were REALLY good. Kabobs and Swarma were great. Baklava was good as well. Great service and a nice little quiet restaurant. Everyone at the restaurant was friendly and greeted us with a hello.

Eat here often for lunch and love it. Food is yummy and the service is great. I would recommend this place to anyone. Owner and his family are very friendly/appreciative of your patronage.

I really wanted to like this place. I'm a huge fan of kabobs. So we tried this place. First, the atmosphere. It was the best part about the place. You can tell that someone spent a good bit of time painting, decorating. It's tastefully done. Almost like you stepped outside of Cincinnati for a while. Service was ok. For the... More

I got a good deal with a restaurant.com gift certificate, thought I'd give it a try. The cabbage roll was absolutely terrible, almost gagged. they brought 8, my boyfriend and I ate three. They were just bad. The waiter was nice, but kept trying to say that my boyfriends meal didn't come with a salad, said the same to the... More

We visited Andy's multiple times. While the food is authentic, the garlic taste may stick with you all night. Located in Walnut Hills, its a good option for the vegetarian or adventureer. Pick an outside table to avoid kitchen smells.

when i walked in, i thought "oh, what a wonderful decor/atmosphere". the owners child was running around and i had my grandchild with me along with 2 other adults, so i thought it was a nice family friendly place. i was sadly mistaken. They seated us then ignored us for a while. There was only one other table, so i... More

This is the second time I have been to Andy's with my family. The first time was disappointing, but with all the advertising it puts out, we thought we'd give it another chance. Nothing changed. We came on a weekday for an early dinner, and the restaurant was virtually empty. We ordered drinks - a beer and glass of sparkling... More

For delicious, home made Middle Eastern food (Lebanese), Andy's is a great choice. Practically everything, from the pita bread to the baba ganoush, is made from scratch. Andy is usually there to greet you, and on weekend evenings, it's totally okay to ogle the lovely belly dancers. Be sure and try some Lebanese libations: arak is their version of ouzo--on... More

Stood at hostess stand waiting to be seated. What we assumed to be a family member walked by three times without saying anything. She gave food to a child and babysitter in the front window. After finally being seated for 15 minutes without anyone coming to our table, my husband went to hostess stand. She came back with him, looked... More