Bit pricy but great sandwiches And pretty good size Everything is fresh and delicious

I wandered by abnd was quickly greeted by server. She asked what i would like before I was seated... I went with the lule plate and a drink. I was served rather quick. I was rewarded with a fragrant plate. The server warned me the hot sauce is spicy. Of course this the first thing I tried haha. She was not lying it had a good kick to it. The meat was juicy flavorful, and bit pink? I was ok with that. The bread was delicious. The only thing I was disapointed was the plastic cutlery. 1/3 into the meal poink! the fork break cutting the lule. Luckily there was enough of the handle to continue. I finished up and paid inside and left a happy camper.

The food and service were great. The owner was wonderful. There were 7 of us and we tried the salads, chicken shawarma, lamb shawarma, and baklava. All great!

Located in St. Vincent court. Delicious and kind. Loved it. Armenian hospitality is a wonderful thing.

With so many "fast" food options around this area the thing that got us to eat here was a move right out of the psychology books! The cute European style alley that this place is in has a lot of competition but as we walked by, the man said "hi, come eat here- I have a seat for you with a heater". It was music to my ears because it was a drizzly, cold and cloudy day. So we sat. I know we were at a deli in a downtown alley but we were waited upon like royalty. The shawarma salad was filling and flavorful as was the Philly cheesesteak sandwich. So much variety to choose from the menu and we enjoyed our food as we listened the the club music played in the background.

The owner and all the restaurant servers were super attentive and it was great food. The patio is really cute as well. A cute a whole on the wall in DTLA. We order the beef + lamb gyro and the Greek salad with beef gyros.

So delicious! Was at the z jewelry District and stopped to eat here. Had the Pastrami Provolone. Yum yum!

When we walked up to this establishment, we had several choices and it is behind the jewelry District especially the Saint Vincent building. Anyway what really attracted us in the first place is because of probably his name is Arto as everybody saying on their reviews. He welcomed us and said try and here take a seat and so we did. I really wanted some rice Shawarma chicken or beef, and it looks like he's known for sandwiches but that's not what we tried. The photo shows how much we liked the food so much that we had no food left as my friend and I shared a plate of chicken Shawarma and a beef and I don't think this is shredded beef, but minced meat pattie but super tender filled with so much flavor, right amount of salt and straight up yummy with garlic sauce that had the spicy part when garlic is grounded. Have to try that again! We were both stuffed and salad was fresh not soggy plus that HOT pita with hummus was so delicious!! This is our second time here and I finally wrote my review, the only question I would ask is where is the restroom? Cars do come out of this place and it is seated at the sidewalk area and it's kind of pretty neat and it feels like you are not in downtown Los Angeles. So if you ever get a chance check it out! I rarely give five stars especially when there isn't a restroom near, but the food and service really was outstanding!

Artos is fantastic! It is located in the ally behind the jewelry district. The food here is great and the portions are fantastic. They make the best chicken sandwich I have ever had!!!

Was on the fence about ordering but the owner really is what sold me to eat here and nothing disappointed. He's welcoming humble vibe was everything and the food was very mouth watering and tasty. I didn't even have a chance to put down my fork once I received my food to snap a quick picture of my chicken Shwarma plate. Delicious. Totally recommend!