ore than a pizza place. Undertones of the middle-east abound. Most of the non-pizza selections on the menu include pita-bread, humous or falafel in some combination or other. The ground chickpea soup we sampled as a starter tasted somewhat thin. The chicken and falafel platters were nondescript combinations with fresh leaf salad. The falafal was rather over cooked and dried but the chicken was fine. No alcohol license so youll have to take your own wine if you want to drink with your meal, otherwise its the mint tea or water that are offered by the establishment. We elected not to have a desert but were presented with a tasty, small sweet-cornbread-like sample of desert in any case, on the house. The main draw of this place is the price. Its cheap. So for a filling and healthy meal give it a go. Simple healthy unglamorous food cheap.
Pros: cheap, healthy
Cons: somewhat bland, service a bit slow
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