Bezoria

I have visited multiple times. The food is always good. I have tried the various options of schwarma and some of the vegetarian options and have not been disappointed. Even if you do not typically like cauliflower,at least try it with the garlic sauce. I have often asked the preparer to "make it the way they like it" when ordering and have enjoyed everything I have eaten. The food is always fresh. The baklava is also very good here. Drinks are handled in a more European style and only water is available in an unlimited supply. The bathrooms are typically out of order, but there is an entire mall of restrooms available. The dining room has looked like a storage area at most visits, but that does not affect the flavor of the food.

This venue is like a Chipotle but a la Mediterranean. There aren't as many options to stuff your sandwich or bowl, though. Overall, the service was professional, kind, and thorough. The decor was underwhelming, especially the back entrance. Some of the chairs contained what appeared to be dye stains. I ordered multiple sides and a rose water lemonade. I ordered cauliflower, babaghanoush, lentil soup, falafel and extra pita. The lentil soup was flavorful. The falafel was made of chick peas with green herbs, just how I like it (some Arab nations make falafel without the green herbs so it is white and it tastes different, imo). The pita was different to me, as well, because it was thick/fleshy and soft; however, it didn't taste bad. I didn't like the babaghanoush because it was more acidic than I am used to. In conclusion, this is a healthy fast food option, especially for vegans and vegetarians. There is ample seating and free parking. This place did not appear to be accessible to people who may get around in a wheelchair. The juice was overpriced at 4 dollars. Nevertheless, I would return to try the meat based dishes.

My knees always go weak at the prospect of tasty falafels - especially if they're made to order. Every time I order them here, I watch with great delight as the person at the fryer dip a measured spoon into a verdant chickpea mix and make them fresh. One of my only complaints here is that the falafels are fried to such a crisp that the provided plastic utensils struggle hard against that beautiful exterior. Who would have thought some of the best falafels in town would be found at a corner spot of the mall? Falafels aren't the only offering here, of course. One can also choose chicken and steak schwarma or lamb kofta, as well as a medley of grilled vegetables (which is listed under 'proteins'). These can also be put in a rice, salad, or hummus bowl, or in a wrap (pita or saj). From there, there's a choice of toppings and sauces, all of which are vegan. There are plenty of tables inside, though dine-in options continually changed over the course of the pandemic. For a while, they only allowed folks to dine in one of the three or four tables in their small outdoor area. More recently, they've made a few of the indoor tables available, which we certainly appreciated during the colder months of late. Service at this family-owned business has always been wonderful. During our first visit, the person at the counter patiently walked us through our many options, and they've been nothing but warm and efficient during our many visits since. Pro-tip for repeat customers - if you provide your e-mail address or number, they give you a 15% discount on the spot, and points accrual upon every purchase, which adds up to a $10 discount.

That was delicious. We got one rice bowl with steak and almost all the fixings, and one chicken shawarma wrap with the cabbage, cucumber, and tahini. Both dishes were great. The cauliflower and fries were both excellent. The gentleman serving us helped recommend what foods go best together and made a great meal. We ordered there for takeout and it travelled home really well. They keep a fresh, clean place and it shows in the quality of the food.