Baba Ghanooj offers authentic Mediterranean cuisine prepared with fresh and all natural ingredients in a relaxing atmosphere. Hookah service is available throughout the evening and includes a wide variety of flavors and brand names.
If you are looking for the real taste of Mediterranean cuisine, Baba Ghanooj is one of the best in west LA. The other great option is that they are open till 11 pm. Highly recommend. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Los Angeles needs more spots like this. Clearly family-run, and the food was fresh and prepared with love. It sounds silly, but you can tell by the preparation of a to-go order how a place runs its kitchen, and my order was beautifully boxed, presented well, and not an ounce of cheap styrofoam, which I appreciate especially from a small business. The sauces and hummus were even taped onto the boxes to avoid spilling in the bag. Small details, but they show you that the owners are thinking about their customers. I ordered the chicken kebab and a fattoush salad. The kebab platters come with hummus, which many other places will change you an extra $6-8+ for, which was appreciated. The fattoush salad was on the pricey side ($15), but it was delicious and considering the cost of running a small, family-owned joint in Los Angeles, I don’t feel ripped off a bit, but rather that this is just the cost of keeping the family-owned staples around and in business, in lieu of these overpriced instagrammy chain restaurants that keep cropping up. I’ll definitely be back, and look forward to making this a regular stop.
Sammy and his wife own the place and they are so wonderful and kind and care about you.
This is one of the rare places left in LA where it’s honestly authentic and wholesome.
I love it here!
Please try the Kanafa! It’s the best I’ve had in America.
I really like this place for a relaxed hookah and middle-easter food! It’s small and cozy and the owner is very friendly and talkative. Their hookah is top notch, but the food is just spectacular! One of the best hummus I’ve ever tried. I would also recommend the spinach pies as a starter and the falafel wrap if you’re looking for something light.
R K
7 months agoIf you are looking for the real taste of Mediterranean cuisine, Baba Ghanooj is one of the best in west LA. The other great option is that they are open till 11 pm. Highly recommend. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Sam Malik
8 months agoLos Angeles needs more spots like this. Clearly family-run, and the food was fresh and prepared with love. It sounds silly, but you can tell by the preparation of a to-go order how a place runs its kitchen, and my order was beautifully boxed, presented well, and not an ounce of cheap styrofoam, which I appreciate especially from a small business. The sauces and hummus were even taped onto the boxes to avoid spilling in the bag. Small details, but they show you that the owners are thinking about their customers. I ordered the chicken kebab and a fattoush salad. The kebab platters come with hummus, which many other places will change you an extra $6-8+ for, which was appreciated. The fattoush salad was on the pricey side ($15), but it was delicious and considering the cost of running a small, family-owned joint in Los Angeles, I don’t feel ripped off a bit, but rather that this is just the cost of keeping the family-owned staples around and in business, in lieu of these overpriced instagrammy chain restaurants that keep cropping up. I’ll definitely be back, and look forward to making this a regular stop.
Esmeralda Melendrez
a month agoGreat food, great service, and the mint limon aid 👌
Eythan Maidhof
5 months agoSammy and his wife own the place and they are so wonderful and kind and care about you. This is one of the rare places left in LA where it’s honestly authentic and wholesome. I love it here! Please try the Kanafa! It’s the best I’ve had in America.
Andreas Aristidou
3 years agoI really like this place for a relaxed hookah and middle-easter food! It’s small and cozy and the owner is very friendly and talkative. Their hookah is top notch, but the food is just spectacular! One of the best hummus I’ve ever tried. I would also recommend the spinach pies as a starter and the falafel wrap if you’re looking for something light.