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Shiraz Mediterranean Grill
2011 Frankfort Ave
Louisville, KY 40206
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Main Menu
Starters
Shiraz Eggplant
$4.99
fire-roasted, with caramelized onions, garlic, eggs, and shiraz spice. served with lavash bread.
Fatoosh Salad
romaine hearts, persian somagh, feta, olives, parsley, tomatoes, quinoa, shiraz dressing.
- $7.49
- 1/2 Salad $3.99
Hummus
$3.99
a dip made from chickpeas. served with lavash bread.
Spicy Avocado Bruschetta
$6.99
fire-roasted habanero cilantro pesto with avocado, feta, diced tomatoes and scallions on zatar bread.
Seasonal Soups
$3.99
see counter for availability, 8 oz.
Kabobs
combo includes lavash bread (45 cal.) and drink.
Ground Beef Combo
ground beef infused with saffron and onions with white rice and 1 side.
- With Side $7.49
- Kabob Only $4.99
Steak Combo
marinated tender cube, certified angus beef with white rice and 1 side.
- With Side $10.99
- Kabob Only $8.49
Lamb Loin Combo
marinated lamb with white rice and 1 side.
- Market Price
Jumbo Shrimp Combo
grilled shrimp served on a fatoosh salad.
- $9.99
- Kabob Only $6.99
Salmon Combo
dry-rubbed salmon, served on herbal rice.
- Market Price
Mahi-mahi Combo
marinated mahi-mahi served on a fatoosh salad.
- $11.99
- Kabob Only $8.99
Chicken Combo
marinated hormone and anti-biotic free chicken with white rice and 1 side.
- With Side $8.93
- Kabob Only $6.49
Chicken With Fatoosh Combo
marinated hormone and anti-biotic free chicken with 1/2 fatoosh salad.
- $8.93
- Kabob Only $6.49
Sampler Plate
$8.99
3.25 oz. of hummus, shiraz eggplant, tabbouleh, quinoa, and shiraz salad. includes fountain drink.
Family Platter
$39.99
1 ground beef kabob (260 cal.), 1 chicken kabob (476 cal.), 1 steak kabob (379 cal.), 1 vegetable kabob (120 cal.), 4 basmati rice (207 cal. each), 1 hummus (247 cal.), 1 shiraz salad (288 cal.).
Vegetable Combo
assorted grilled vegetables with white rice and 1 side.
- With Side $8.49
- Kabob Only $6.49
Chicken Panini Combo
$8.99
grilled chicken with your choice of tabbouleh or quinoa with avocado and pepper-jack cheese. served grilled in lavash.
Kabobs - Sides Choices
Quinoa
- 3.25 Oz $2.00
Shiraz Salad
- 3.25 Oz $2.00
Tabbouleh
- 3.25 Oz $2.00
Hummus
- 3.25 Oz $2.00
Shiraz Eggplant
- 3.25 Oz $2.00
Substitute A Small Greek Salad Or Sweet Potato Fries
- 3.25 Oz $1.00
Sandwiches
Shiraz Rolls
$5.25
feta, tomatoes, fresh herbs, wrapped in lavash bread.
Falafel
$5.49
chickpea patties infused with cilantro. served in a spinach wrap with tzatziki and sriracha sauce. open face available.
Shiraz Panini
$6.49
your choice of tabbouleh or quinoa with avocado and pepper-jack cheese. served grilled in lavash bread.
Shwarma Wrap
$7.49
fatoosh salad wrapped in a spinach tortilla, with tzatziki sauce and roasted habanero with grilled chicken or ground beef.
Add-ons
with the purchase of a kabob.
1 Vegetable Kabob (120 Cal.)
$3.991 Mushroom Kabob (137 Cal.)
$3.49Single Falafel (146 Cal.)
$1.25Tzatziki Sauce (32 Cal.)
$0.50Grilled Onions (68 Cal.)
$1.00Roasted Habanero (23 Cal.)
$0.75Chipotle Sauce (317 Cal.)
$0.50Extra Lavash Bread (90 Cal.)
$0.75Sides
Shiraz Salad
$3.75
tomatoes, cucumber, onions, parsley with shiraz dressing.
Tabbouleh
$3.75
bulgur-wheat, parsley, onions, tomatoes, with shiraz dressing.
Quinoa
$4.99
a medley of sweet peppers with south american grains.
Balal
$3.00
fire-roasted corn with a sea salt bath.
White Rice
$2.99
basmati rice prepared persian style.
Herbal Rice
$3.50
basmati rice with fresh herbs prepared persian style.
Lentil Rice
basmati rice with lentils, prepared persian style.
- $3.25
- Add Raisins $1.00
Sweet Potato Fries
$2.25
deep-fried sweet potatoes, served with honey.
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General Info
Hours
Monday:
11:30am - 9:00pm
Tuesday:
11:30am - 9:00pm
Wednesday:
11:30am - 9:00pm
Thursday:
11:30am - 9:00pm
Friday:
11:30am - 10:30pm
Saturday:
11:30am - 10:30pm
About Us
Always known as excellent cooks with a never-ending passion for food, Ata and Azar soon found friends asking to prepare food for small parties and soon after started the business called Ata's Catering in the early parts of the 1980's. In those days, Ata and his two sons would take their homemade equipment and set up shop at their friend's abode and cook the same crazy-good food that you are having today.