Restaurant$$
Al Ameer Restaurant
Order Al-Ameer platter (kabab, tawook, kafta, shawarma), Raw kibbeh, Shredded lamb with almonds, yogurt and rice
Grocery · East Dearborn, Dearborn, MI
Hashem's Nuts & Coffee Gallery
Nut roaster, coffee roaster and spice shop at 13041 West Warren Avenue, founded in Dearborn in 1985 by Al Hashem; the family's first shop opened in Bint Jbeil, Lebanon, in 1959. Owner Adam Hashem told Metromode in 2017 that the company roasts and grinds in its own Michigan facilities, supplies spice blends to about half the region's Middle Eastern restaurants, and runs four stores including a Dearborn Heights market with a meat counter. The shelves carry coffee, nuts, herbs, Lebanese candies, baklava, dried fruit, olive oil and pickles, and it sells online at hashems.com.
What to order
- Turkish coffee
- Roasted nuts
- Hand-mixed spice blends
- Za'atar
Halal status
Grocer rather than a restaurant; its website lists certified halal meat, fish and gummies among its product categories.
Halal status is as stated by the business or its certifier at the time we last checked. Menus and suppliers change. If it matters to you, ask the staff before you order.
Good for
- quick
- takeout
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