About - Mido’s
Welcome to Mido's, your home for delicious and authentic Middle Eastern cuisine in the heart of New York City. We're proud to serve the 6th Avenue community with the finest halal food that's not only satisfying but also made with love. Our restaurant is built on the values of quality, customer satisfaction, and community involvement. At Mido's, we're passionate about bringing people together over great food and warm hospitality. Our team works tirelessly to ensure that every dish that leaves our kitchen meets the highest standards of taste and presentation. We're committed to using only the freshest ingredients and traditional cooking methods to create a truly authentic experience. We're a local restaurant, owned and operated by a family who cares deeply about our community. We're honored to have earned a 4.25-star rating from our loyal customers, who appreciate our dedication to quality and customer satisfaction. We can't wait to welcome you to our table and share our passion for great food and warm hospitality.
Amenities and More
Offerings
- Comfort food
- Quick bite
- Small plates
- Vegetarian options
Atmosphere
- Casual
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WoW! Such a gem of a place, great platters at good prices and good service. Loved the combination platter and would highly recommend to visit. The platter was put together beautifully had perfect rice, perfectly cooked juicy moist chicken and gyro, Salad was fresh!
At $10 for a platter (including combo), some of the best value for the most consistent quality fresh food. A generous serving that often keeps me going through both lunch and dinner as an adult man, some bonus French fries which go great with the sauces, and incredible consistency with no major line at lunch hour. Life long New Yorker eating at carts since middle school and while the days of $5 platters are long gone, Mido’s makes it into my rotation at least once a week for being the best you can get at a very competitive price.
Food and service have gone downhill. Unfortunately if you’re not of middle eastern descent your service is a bit rude and brusque. I get the language barrier but a smile is easy to reciprocate. Last time I came the container was half full (compared to how they normally do it). This time I asked for extra napkins and the guy made an audible sound of annoyance. Sorry, did I bother you? Don’t worry, that was the last time. I’ll go to Bashir Halal in Queens (my #1 overall) next time.