Location: Bridgeview
Top Restaurants in Bridgeview
Top Things to do in Bridgeview
- 1. Brookfield Zoo
- 2. Toyota Park (Bridgeview Stadium)
- 3. Resurrection Cemetery & Mausoleums
- 4. Moraine Valley Community College - Fine and Performing Arts Center
- 5. Lake Katherine Nature Center
- 6. Quincy Street Distillery
- 7. Max McCook Athletic & Exposition
- 8. Chicago Ridge Mall
- 9. BuckleDown Brewing
- 10. Little Red Schoolhouse
Where to eat Middle Eastern food in Bridgeview: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Middle Eastern restaurants to try in Bridgeview. Bridgeview is a village in Cook County, Illinois, United States. It is located approximately 13 miles (21 km) southwest of the Chicago Loop. As of the 2010 census, the village population was 16,446. Bridgeview is home to the Chicago Fire of Major League Soccer.
Things to do in Bridgeview
1. Al Bawadi Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Shwarma, kabobs, lamb, non-alcoholic beverages, juices.
Reviewed By Sam_yus
It was ok. I was looking for more comfy Palestinian food. The service was slow or at least our server.
2. The Nile Restaurant
Reviewed By mrk4th
Service could be better, the whole restaurant seems to have a slightly greasy sheen, but the food is just terrific. I ordered the most expensive thing on the menu, the combination plate (less than $14), and found myself with a mountain of hot, tasty, perfectly cooked Arabic food. The shwarma and kebab were especially good, as was the cucumber and tomato salad with yogurt sauce. As a side note, as a non-Middle Easterner, browsing the shops in the strip mall is almost like taking a field trip. The Nut House is amazing.
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3. Al Jazeera Restaurant
Reviewed By Mur_Js
This place is under the 'middle eastern' cuisine category but it specializes in Yemeni food. AMAZING food. We ordered lamb mandi (rice dish) and lamb fahsa (pureed meat in thick spicy sauce). This is a different eating experience that regular middle eastern/mediterranean eateries. The HUGE flat bread provided with the fahsa is smoking with flavor, you can eat it alone as a meal! I took off a star because the place is slightly cramped and might get noisy and uncomfortable (you can overhear other conversations clearly) if a lot of other diners are around. Its not suitable for couples in my opinion. Oh and finish off your meal with Adani tea (tea with milk boiled with spices) The service and prices were good, definitely worth a visit again.
