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Food: 4/5 | Service: 4/5 | Experience: 4/5 This stall in Time Out Market Boston served up a really fresh and delicious salad. After ordering at the counter, you are given a buzzer. There are many long tables to sit at that is shared by the other stalls in the market. It only took a couple of minutes for my order of fattoush with grilled halloumi to come out. The salad was very fresh and well dressed. It had everything you'd expect in a salad: lettuce, tomato, other greens, and herbs. The halloumi was drizzled with some honey, which was a nice contrast to the saltiness of the cheese. The dish itself was quite good, but it was a little overpriced for what it is (as it seems to be the case for the other food stalls in the market).
This was the perfect lunch meal when you wanted something a bit refreshing, semi healthy, and tasty. Their lentil rice with zataar chicken bowl hit the spot. The flavor combination was great, and you feel good just eating it. They are pretty quick to prepare the meal.
Stumbled in here after the "Beyond King Tut" exhibit at Boston's SoWa Power Station. I probably never would of went here if I didn't randomly see the positive reviews searching for food. Boy was I pleasantly surprised to step out of my comfort zone and try this spot! This place has turned me onto Armenian food! I got the Anoush'Ella Kofta and it was incredible! Not over cooked, perfect temp, dough/bread is amazing, what's inside is even better - a flavor explosion. I wish I could tell you exactly what this is...but I'd rather you try yourself. 9/10 - would eat weekly if I was living in Boston.
YUM! I haven't gotten to try their South End spot yet, but after trying their Time Out Market location, I think I'll have to try their original location. I got the toasted couscous bowl ($14) with kofta and zhouk tahini sauce and the lentil rice with zaatar chicken bowl ($14). Both bowls came with so many different components that had their own unique flavor and texture profiles! I couldn't even pick my favorite because I loved everything. The portions were pretty decent. Probably not shareable, but big enough to fill you up. They give plenty of meat (either kofta or chicken) with the bowl. You can order from the Trillium beer garden and bring the food outside. The bowls were prepared within 10 minutes even though the market was pretty crowded and busy.
Lentil rice with zataar chicken - the lentil rice was mushy and lacked flavor. The chicken was super dry and also did not have flavor. The Armenian salad, labne, walnut harissa, and pickled turnip were really good though.
This place is located at the timeout market Boston. It's got really good Mediterranean food. The wrap is quite good. And there is this sampler which amazing. The presentation of food is amendable.
When I was researching places at Time Out Market Boston, Anoush'ella Kitchen immediately stood out because I love Mediterranean and Lebanese food. AEK was one of the first places I noticed when I walked in. I ordered a Mezze Board. It came with Hummus, Baba-Ganoish, Labne, Walnut Harissa, falafel and grilled halloumi. It was a perfect shareable. The flavors and textures were great. It was plated in a cool way. I would highly recommend. Five Stars read more
2 days ago
In time out market. There's a variety of restaurants you can choose from then eat on the large tables. I saw that this was a good local Mediterranean place so decided to eat here. Ordered the beef and lamb Kebab bowl. There was only a small amount of beef and lamb kebab but a good amount of lentils. By the time I was done I was satisfied and full. Flavors were good and authentic. Prices are decent for the amount. read more
Food: 4/5 | Service: 4/5 | Experience: 4/5 This stall in Time Out Market Boston served up a really fresh and delicious salad. After ordering at the counter, you are given a buzzer. There are many long tables to sit at that is shared by the other stalls in the market. It only took a couple of minutes for my order of fattoush with grilled halloumi to come out. The salad was very fresh and well dressed. It had everything you'd expect in a salad: lettuce, tomato, other greens, and herbs. The halloumi was drizzled with some honey, which was a nice contrast to the saltiness of the cheese. The dish itself was quite good, but it was a little overpriced for what it is (as it seems to be the case for the other food stalls in the market). read more
3 years ago
This was the perfect lunch meal when you wanted something a bit refreshing, semi healthy, and tasty. Their lentil rice with zataar chicken bowl hit the spot. The flavor combination was great, and you feel good just eating it. They are pretty quick to prepare the meal. read more
Stumbled in here after the "Beyond King Tut" exhibit at Boston's SoWa Power Station. I probably never would of went here if I didn't randomly see the positive reviews searching for food. Boy was I pleasantly surprised to step out of my comfort zone and try this spot! This place has turned me onto Armenian food! I got the Anoush'Ella Kofta and it was incredible! Not over cooked, perfect temp, dough/bread is amazing, what's inside is even better - a flavor explosion. I wish I could tell you exactly what this is...but I'd rather you try yourself. 9/10 - would eat weekly if I was living in Boston. read more
YUM! I haven't gotten to try their South End spot yet, but after trying their Time Out Market location, I think I'll have to try their original location. I got the toasted couscous bowl ($14) with kofta and zhouk tahini sauce and the lentil rice with zaatar chicken bowl ($14). Both bowls came with so many different components that had their own unique flavor and texture profiles! I couldn't even pick my favorite because I loved everything. The portions were pretty decent. Probably not shareable, but big enough to fill you up. They give plenty of meat (either kofta or chicken) with the bowl. You can order from the Trillium beer garden and bring the food outside. The bowls were prepared within 10 minutes even though the market was pretty crowded and busy. read more
Lentil rice with zataar chicken - the lentil rice was mushy and lacked flavor. The chicken was super dry and also did not have flavor. The Armenian salad, labne, walnut harissa, and pickled turnip were really good though. read more
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This place is located at the timeout market Boston. It's got really good Mediterranean food. The wrap is quite good. And there is this sampler which amazing. The presentation of food is amendable. read more
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Delicious spot in Time Out Market in Boston. I got the Toasted Couscous and Anoush'ella Kofta Bowl ($14). Ridiculously flavorful and nice portion. Tons of Lamb, herby-sauces and a variety of texture. Service is very quick. My first time visiting, but definitely will not be my last! I Highly recommend stopping by. read more
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