I love going to this place. They have really great food- tastes just like a mediterranean home cooked meal. Everything is delish. I didn't take pictures. but I love the chicken and rice, the baklava, hummus, gyro. It's all good. The market has good products and prices as well.

Fantastic food, service is too. Love them!! The Shiraz salad and chicken are my favorites!

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Such a great Mediterranean market! The place is welcoming and offers a great variety of your favorite

This is a small and intimate Mediterranean store and restaurant.We tried the baba ganoush.We tried the hummus.We got some baklava.Everything was phenomenal.It tasted homemade.

You'll find all manner of Mediterranean foods and other items here. Get the gyro! Yummmm. Prices are fair. The market is very clean and well stocked. Staff is helpful and friendly.

Found this gem while out in the area. Shiraz Market not only had good products, but also had great food too. Fantastic Mediterranean food with very nice people running it. Great value for money. Oh, and the samosas are amazing too.

My colleague and I both enjoy Mediterranean food and I suggested Shiraz Market after checking Yelp for nearby fast casual places with good reviews. Looking for a vegetarian option, I ordered the falafel sandwich with fries and a drink and agreed to spicy tzatziki sauce when asked by the owner, who took our orders and was friendly and helpful. The sandwich was loaded with fresh falafels that boasted a lightly fried exterior and a very moist and rightly spiced interior. You've probably experienced the crunchy and or dry falafels that makes you wonder what you'll get at a the next place you're trying out. No fear here. Enough sauce and green lettuce and red onions in the wrap. Let me tell you about the wrap: fresh in-house made naan bread! All of these ingredients combine to make this an all-around satisfying sandwich. The fries were solid and plentiful. Two small containers of ketchup are included. So good was the sandwich that I returned two days later to buy an falafel sandwich for my colleague who flew in from out of town and for me. This time while I waited, I strolled through the store and found unique (to me) canned and bottled food and candy items. (The grilled olives with garlic looked interesting to me.) I'm glad to have found such a good Mediterranean option in the area and look forward to the next falafel sandwich! Misc.: Seating is counter only up front. Location is a store front and can be accessed off of 434 and also by 17/92.

Anything you order at Shiraz market you can't go wrong. 5 stars for food I can't put down, literally won't put my fork down. We normally order the combo platter, $13 that comes with chicken and ground meat, a fried tomato, basmati rice, lime and some red onions. The potion of rice alone is massive and enough for two people. It comes with tahini and a spicy sauce, I have to say I wish they offered bigger containers. This time we ordered ahead but it wasn't ready when we got there. It was nice to check out their new space, much bigger than Shiraz's previous location. So many different things to explore. Grabbed some Paratha $2, falafel with sesame, $4 and huge pita $2.5. There were so many dips to choose from when we checked out, we grabbed Haydari. It's a yogurt mint dip, excellent with the combo. There's so many things on the counter worth trying, we also got some baklava for dessert. One order comes with 4, for $4. They even let us do two different flavors 2 pistachio and 2 walnut. I love this place I highly recommend it if you haven't tried it!

I don't know if I can give any more (and very well deserved) hype to Shiraz that they haven't already gotten from Andrew Zimmern's Orlando apology tour, Orlando Weekly's resident gourmand Faiyaz Kara, OG blogger LemonHearted and even State Rep Anna Eskamani. But hey if you've been sleeping on it, gander below. Everything here has its roots in Iranian/Persian culture. In addition to being a great market for all things persian it's got an amazing food counter where you can order take out. Their kebabs are amazing, I typically go for chicken+beef kebab and rice combo ($13), Haydari mint/walnut/garlic/yogurt dip ($5.75) and a 4 piece walnut/pistachio baklava dessert ($4). There is MORE than enough to share here so pace yourself. They don't have online ordering, and they make everything fresh so we perused the store while we waited and I'm so glad we did. We went home with Ziyad Falafel With Sesame ($4), Ashoka Paratha ($2) and a massive pita bag for just ($2.5).