Hummus was good. Service was friendly, but mains were just ok. Chicken kebab sandwich and beef gyros don't represent their names: chicken kebab was sliced thinly, not cubed, and both came in lavash, a kind of thin toasted bread. Both were kind of dry and came with a side of fried -- not your typical mediterranean accompanyment. In fairness, when we looked at the menu again, the descriptions stated that the gyros and chicken kebab s/w would come in lavash, but it's nevertheless confusing. When I order gyros, I expect something in a pita. They've got a couple of outdoor tables.

by Traveler (member) (187)

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