Prince Lebanese Grill

About Prince Lebanese Grill

Prince Lebanese Grill, a family-owned restaurant since 1989, is located in Arlington, Texas. Originally a converted Sonic drive-in, it offers a menu of Lebanese and Mediterranean dishes. The restaurant emphasizes fresh, high-quality ingredients, with large portion sizes reflecting its Texas roots. Francis Kobty, known as 'The Prince,' founded the establishment with a philosophy of quality and hospitality. The menu includes items like falafel, shawarma, and various mezze, with some recipes originating from the owner's mother. The restaurant has been recognized on television for its unique concept and food.

The Vibe

This family-owned spot offers a casual and friendly atmosphere, often described as cozy and welcoming. While the building's exterior is a converted drive-in, the interior provides a comfortable dining space. Service is generally attentive and family-oriented, with staff often engaging with guests. Noise levels are moderate, making it suitable for families and groups. Some reviewers note that outdoor seating can be more peaceful but potentially colder, while indoor seating can be lively.

• casual
• family friendly
• moderate noise
• cozy

What's Good

• Chicken Shawarma Plate

  Tender, flavorful chicken served with vermicelli rice and hummus, often praised for its seasoning and generous portion size.

• Lamb Shawarma

  A flavorful and well-seasoned lamb dish, noted for its juiciness and rich taste, often served as a plate with rice.

• Falafel

  $3.25

  Crispy, light falafels that are a popular appetizer or side, often described as perfectly fried and made from scratch.

• Hummus

  $3.25

  Consistently praised as some of the best in town, this creamy hummus is a staple appetizer served with fresh pita bread.

• Baklava

  $2.49

  A sweet pastry made with layers of filo dough and nuts, often highlighted as a delicious dessert option, with pistachio and walnut varieties available.

Perfect For

• casual dining
• family meal
• quick stop