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Best Quick Bites Champions Middle Eastern Restaurants in Fairfax

3 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked

Last Updated: February 2026

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Our Top Pick
Dr. Sandwich
Halal shawarma and grill plates piled high with salads and sauces.

Notable Picks

$$ Fairfax Middle Eastern, Sandwiches
Dr. Sandwich on Beverly is a fast-casual Middle Eastern counter known for shawarma, kebabs, and overflowing pita and plate combos built from a broad salad and sauce bar. It’s a go-to for quick, filling halal lunches and late-afternoon bites where flavor and volume matter more than décor.
Must-Try Dishes: Chicken shawarma plate, Mixed grill kebab platter, Falafel pita
What Makes it Special: Halal shawarma and grill plates piled high with salads and sauces.

Worthy Picks

$$ Fairfax Middle Eastern
Tucked inside the Original Farmers Market, Moishe’s is a long-running counter for Middle Eastern plates, from shawarma and falafel to borekas and kebabs. It’s more of a quick-service stall than a sit-down restaurant, but locals and market regulars detour for generous combo plates before wandering the rest of the market.
Must-Try Dishes: Falafel plate, Chicken shawarma wrap, Boreka with salads
What Makes it Special: Longtime Farmers Market stall serving classic Middle Eastern plates and pastries.
Fairfax Mediterranean, Middle Eastern
Mediterranean Market is a newer stall at the Original Farmers Market focusing on olives, cheeses, and sweets from across the region, plus simple plates and dips to eat on-site. It feels more like a specialty counter than a full restaurant, but locals detour for bulk hummus, stuffed grape leaves, and baklava before wandering the rest of the market.
Must-Try Dishes: House hummus with warm pita and olive bar toppings, Stuffed grape leaves with lemon and herbs, Pistachio baklava and date-filled pastries
What Makes it Special: Farmers Market stall specializing in Mediterranean pantry goods, dips, and sweets you can snack on immediately.