Without any doubt it was the worst restaurant I have ever visited in Granada and I've been coming here for the last w years on regular basis Rabbit soup we had was blant. Absolutely tasteless Service was ok but they failed to inform us that...they expect cash rather than card payment as there was an apparent issue with card machine. after learning that we have no cash machine amazingly started to work! No toilet paper.More

Really not a place to sit and eat but the food is good and inexpensive. Nice healthy sized servings.

So rude. I ordered a combo gyro meal. I asked to add French fries to my meal and a side of garlic mayo because I didn't want the humus, pita bread, or soda that it came with. She approved. When I got my order there...was no sauce or fries. I asked if I could have them (people make mistakes) The lady said, "No, I think that's enough food for you." I replied with, "I'm sharing this with a friend, may I at least please order some fries?" (Just in case they didn't allow substitutions). She then again said, "No, go eat this and come back another time for fries. That's enough food for you." ... She wouldn't even allow me to order them when I asked to pay. It was very embarrassing, because there were other customers in the area. I will not be coming back.More

Good Middle-eastern food, especially the tabouli! The tabouli is fresh and consists mostly of parsley rather than wheat.

Unassuming, neighborhood take out shop. Great falafel sandwich - very friendly staff/owners. When I stopped by for a quick dinner, they had run out of hummus and tabouli, for which they were very apologetic. I took that as a good sign because it is a...popular place that serves homemade food.More

As the restaurant name implies Sisters is run by three charming sisters, originally from Lebanon, who prepare authentic-tasting Mediterranean sandwich favorites. The restaurant does have a small sidebar with stools by the front window if you must dine in, but this is really a take-out...operation, serving three type of sandwich wraps: Shawarma (chicken or beef, similar to a gyro, but tastier in my opinion, Kafta (similar to a shawarma, but with a potato wedge included, and Falafel (vegetarian, with fried chickpea balls as the main ingredient). They also serve hummus, tabouli, French fries, and salads as side items or with meal combos. My favorite is the beef shawarma, but all three sandwich types are very good, and priced very reasonably. Call ahead 10 minutes before pick up for faster service. Definitely a tasty bit of something different to insert into your more routine take-out options. Conveniently near OU's south campus and Lloyd noble center, on the corner of Chautauqua and Imhoff.More