The Commodore Grill

Very good, fresh food. We went for the first time today and had a Lebanese Festival and a club sandwich. Very tasty kibbeh, tabbouleh, and falafel! Reasonably priced. We will be back again very soon.

Very good food. The location is very average, located in strip mall and small dining area. Nothing special about atmosphere or service.
But…the food is excellent. The appetizer Lebanese Festival has fresh hummus tabouli kibbe and falafel — served with pita bread. Yum The chicken kabob is great, chicken schwarma awesome and fresh salads.
We do dine in and take out very often.

my son and i walked into restaurant at 2 pm on sat and no one was there and no one came to help us although my son met eye contact with a man out back what a way to run a business

So good we’re going back for second time in a week. We had all Mediterranean items and loved them all. We discovered this spot while picking up Chinese food next door.

Good food and large portions. There is very little diversity in ethnicity for food choices in this part of New Hampshire so it is a welcome choice from the typical American or Italian faire. Generous portions along with a good selection. I would recommend as a nice change of cuisine.

The best chicken kabobs I have ever had! The rice pilaf and hummus is also amazing! I highly recommend going here!

Never a bad meal, the baked haddock is our favorite. It comes with rice and a delicious salad. They give you pita bread to start which is always a plus.
If the front of the house was as good as the back of the house I would give them 5 stars. The waitstaff is slow, disorganized and in general untrained. It is the owners wife and his daughter or friend of the family and the younger one is better than the older one. In either case some service training would do them wonders.
Other than that the food is great we’ve never had anything we didn’t like, and the steak tips are always well prepared and juicy.

This place is a serious hidden jewel-​everything there is delicious, everything there is fresh. Extremely reasonable pricing for the portions, great service, and authentic Middle Eastern cuisine. The tabbouleh is an absolute must-​have!

Tried it for the 1^st time tonight. I’ve lived here for over a year and never heard of it until today when I did an online search of local restaurants in the area, sick of the same ol stuff. Anyways, I ordered a kibeh wrap and a small tabouleh salad, it was great. My hubby tried the Lebanese sampler, which he thought was good but he would have preferred more stuffed grape leaves for the price. We ordered take out but it looked kind of small for dining, but there are tables and booths. The hostess was friendly and helpful, and the food was made very quickly.

Not sure why this hasn’t been Unilocaled in awhile, but we tried it tonight for the first time and we’ll DEFINITELY be back.
It was empty when we arrived (about 7:40 PM) and we were greeted by a man who, it turns out, is the owner. He set our place settings and provided us menus. Our order was taken by his wife, who was helpful with menu questions. She knew several people who arrived after us by name, which we took as a good sign (repeat customers are a good thing).
I ordered the Lebanese sampler for an app and the Lebanese combo for dinner; my wife had Tabouleh salad with steak tips. My salad came out quickly and the house dressing was a winner. The app followed shortly thereafter, consisting of hummus, falafel, kibbeh, and tabouleh, all of which (especially the latter) were excellent.
Our entrees came out when we were nearly finished with the app. My wife enjoyed hers, but only shared the tabouleh (that means she REALLY enjoyed the steak tips). My combo consisted of stuffed grape leaves (never had them warm — deLIGHTful!), Kibbeh, and stuffed cabbage leaves. All were excellent, though the kibbeh app was more appealing than the entrée.
We left full, and with a full meal to take home. My wallet was also relatively full, making this a winner on all fronts. Not sure what the negativity in some of the other reviews is about, but our experience was positive across the board. Check it out!

We have had many, many meals from this restaurant over last couple of years.
Staff is friendly in this very fine eatery

I want to give this restaurant a lot of credit. During the transition things were a bit shaky but they are rolling now and really have some of the BEST food around. Best steak tips, burgers, fries I’ve ever had around here. If you’ve not been there, I strongly suggest you give them a shot.

I went here on a whim since I recently started working in the area and am not familiar with what’s around.
The dining area is pretty small but the one waitress there was very nice.
The menu has a nice combo of American, Greek, and Lebanese classics. I ordered the falafel wrap which was spectacular! It was a lot of food for the price and ended up taking half of it home.
The Commodore is great for a quick cheap bite that tastes way better than stopping for fast food. They make their own dressings and sauces which make the visit worth it in itself!

Not bad. Will go again. Wasn’t amazing. Fish was good. Baked potato wasn’t cook enough. Salad was ordinary.

Good food, good takeout. Been there a few times and the staff is always very friendly to me. Thumbs up

The new ownership makes HORRIBLE food! I wish Fatek (the original owner) would come back! The fatoush was completely changed and is half the size. He raised the prices and the food tastes terrible. I had the kibbee and could have shingled my house with it! DO NOT GO HERE if you are looking for a good meal!

I used to love the Commodore Grill. It has recently been sold. The food does not taste anything like it used to taste. Sometimes that would be a good thing but definitely NOT in this case.
I always get the Grape Leaves. They are much smaller than before and taste terrible.
We used to get extra Housse Dressing with our salads so that we could dip our bread. It was amazing… not anymore! I couldn’t even figure out what the House Dressing is now. Looked like Thousand Island but we were afraid to even try it!
I was so disappointed. Guess we will have to find another Lebanese restaurant.

Yes! Really good Falafel and Shawarma in the sticks. OK, I have no idea why a Lebanese restaurant would be called the Commodore Grill, but I don’t care. It’s good and cheap. There’s not much atmosphere, but it’s family owned by friendly people that can cook. It’s a great place to go for lunch, probably for an inexpensive dinner, too.