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| - We decided to grab something in the vicinity of where we were shopping (Scraps 4 Pets) and noticed this little homey spot.
The place is pretty basic, but a plus is there is some outside seating. Today was quite nice so outdoors we went.
From the look of the menu, this "Meditteranean" place seems to be a mix....I noticed Lebanese dishes, some Greek.
I grabbed a Shish Kafta plate which comes with rice, salad, flatbread and a bit of pickled cabbage and turnip. Pretty decent lunch deal for I believe $6.95. Shish Kafta are ground up lamb or beef made into a long hot dog shaped patty. It was pretty decent, juicy and good with the tzatiki it came with. Rice was flavorful with saffron butter in it. I also got a side of falafel ($1.29 for 3)....it was okay. They were pretty small and small makes for crunchy, but then it loses some of it's moisture in the middle so I just dipped it heavily in the tahini sauce it comes with.
The BF got a falafel plate and that was also around $6.95. He added a side of baba ganoush (99cents) which was okay. It was more whipped instead of the usual chunky and definitely has a lot of tahini in it.
We also both got a baklava for dessert (99 cents). It's a small cut, but good. It's a lot spicier of a baklava so it's not the usual mellow honey kind. The BF like that it was very light and flaky and cites that is the ideal baklava texture for him.
2 plates, 2 extras, 2 drinks, and 2 baklavas- $22 and some change.
Good deal considering it was a decent portion of food and was pretty good. ( Aww look. I remembered to keep up on prices to be more helpful of a reviewer. ...and included pics).
Their shawarmas looks good....they were slicing what looked like chicken shawarma and it looked really juicy. It's now on my list to come back to try. We're in the area fairly often so we'll probably drop in again sometime.
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