Rami's

Patrons can enjoy fresh Kosher Middle Eastern inspired food at this eatery. Falafels, shwarmas, hummus and tabouli are amongst the many available dishes.

Where to Sit: On busy nights, an open table is hard to come by. Take your food to go and dine alfresco on one of the sidewalk benches out front.

Know Before You Go: The restaurant lacks a liquor license, so the only beverages available are soft drinks. Try the Israeli fruit juices for a pleasant alternative to soda.

The family behind Rami's in Brookline got approval from the Board of Selectman to open a new restaurant right next door, aptly named The Place Next Door. It will be a kosher, vegetarian restaurant, taking over the former beauty supply shop at 326 Harvard Street.

Meat on a Stick Power Hour continues with a map of kebabs, the quintessential Middle Eastern meat on a stick — and a popular one at that. Fortunately there are several places across town that offer their version, from duck to lamb and everything in between.

According to fans, "the best falafel this side of Tel Aviv" may be found at this "reasonably priced" kosher Israeli in Brookline, where the shawarma, hummus and such are also "excellent"; many "grab and run" from the "friendly" counter staff, since "you have to clean up after yourself" and the few "tiny" "tables fill up fast."

Rami's, a Middle-Eastern restaurant in Coolidge Corner, is toying with the idea of opening a new location in Harvard Square. Boston Restaurant Talk reports that Rami's has asked fans via Facebook where they should move to next. After Cambridge came in as a top result, Rami's posted a new poll asking where in Cambridge they should go, and thus far the fans are saying Harvard. The restaurant is...

Rami's is an institution in Brookline's Coolidge Corner. It has been serving it's patrons for 20 plus years. Rami's is known for its fresh, all natural and homemade dishes. Rami's specializes in Hummus, Falafel, Shawarma, and kebobs. Come in today for an authentic taste of the middle east!