Alex C.
Yelp
Stopped by the other day for lunch, after wandering around for a while trying to find someplace that wasn't primarily a bar to eat at. Saw lots of cars here, so we went inside. First of all, let me explain the strange layout: you enter through one storefront, and then they take you through a pass-through to the next-door storefront, which is where the dining is. Hopefully you won't be seated in the back where everybody going too and from the deck will brush up against your table.
My partner ordered the quiche, which he said was quite good, as was the little side salad that came with it. I ordered the hummus wrap (one of the few non-meat dishes), and was really quite disappointed by it. It was supposed to be 'pan fried hummus patties', but was more like 'hummus from a bucket thrown on the grill for a minute to warm it up'. It was, for the most part, the consitency of library paste as servred.
The promised tzatziki and tahini sauces (what, BOTH at the same time?) were essentially M.I.A. The vinagarette slaw was nice, and the 'a little something extra' promised was....potato chips, and commercial ones at that! Frankly, I could've made essentially the same thing at home with a tub of Tops hummus, a few condiments, and a wrap. Very disappointing, especially for $10.50! Pita Pit would make it bigger for $6.
We ordered the Pellegrino limonata, which turned out to be a dinky 6 o.z. bottle, and a glass of ice. For $2 each. What a gyp! Parking was a nightmare around there, and, guys, let me tell you ahead of time, their lunch clientele is about 90% female, with the majority of them being 50+. The interior practically screams "pretentious" (as do the overly bejeweled suburban mavens who frequent this place), but the food does not live up to it's promise. Art work on the wall (which was for sale, I might add) looked like something that Billy Fucillo would have in his estate. Crass and flashy...
So, one left essentially happy, and one disappointed. I wouldn't want to risk this place for dinner, not at those prices. Perhaps they should reconsider, since they seem to have everything they need to become a 'cougar bar'?