Barb and I go to Kareem’s several times each year with a different couple each visit. The food has been consistently good and we have our favorite dishes. There is a nice variety of Mediterranean choices, so there will always be an option for just about everybody.
Last week we went with a party of eight, including a few picky eaters and some folks who might have been difficult to satisfy due to diets, preferences and moods. I was thrilled that everyone walked away very pleased with their meals, more than sated, and eager to return. The portions were quite generous and we left with a plethora of leftovers.
Kareem’s is a fun place to go with large groups and it also works as an intimate spot for just two. The service is usually spot on. Our server that night, Caesar, kept his eye on our table to make sure everything came out right.
In the past we have run into a couple glitches. Once the server seemed to be a little flaky and the meal took forever. Once they seemed to have run out of wine.
Their wine list is mediocre, but acceptable. Considering the depth of flavor of all their dishes and the variety , you might want to check out their menu in advance and bring your own wine. Their corkage is $30 which seems a little high to me. Perhaps a more reasonable corkage fee would encourage more oenophile customers to come and create a more “wine-friendly” experience.
Nonetheless, we will be returning to Kareem’s whenever we get the yen for excellent Middle Eastern food. If you’re a fan of this cuisine I highly recommend this spot for both indoor and Al fresco dining.
JoshEatsandDrinks 
Not my favorite type of cuisine but Josh, once again, your descriptive review is superlative Great pictures too.
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