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3.7 (6 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 3:00 pm
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The Great Wazu

4.1(324 reviews)
2.5 mi
•$

There isn't a better deli in the area. Great Waze has maintained a consistently exceptional level…read morefor years now, priding itself on fast service under line pressure, tender meats, tasty mayo sauces and fresh, delicious bread. The dining room never has unhappy customers, no matter the day. It tells you something. The line staff manage you as a customer through the fast line and keep the mood high. It's more than a go-to restaurant; it's simply the best available choice!

Lunch panic averted -- and what a find!…read more I didn't bring lunch to work and was deep in the "what am I going to eat?" struggle when The Great Wazu popped up in my search. I'll admit, seeing that it was primarily a sandwich shop made me hesitate since I need gluten-free options. But I was thrilled to see they offer gluten-free bread -- and even more relieved when I spoke to the incredibly kind server who walked me through their celiac protocol. As someone who worries about cross-contamination, that conversation alone put me at ease. I originally planned to grab something quick and rush back to work, but I was pleasantly surprised by how spacious the place is. For a strip mall location in Parsippany, there's actually plenty of seating, and the atmosphere feels welcoming and comfortable. Bonus: tons of parking, which is always appreciated. The menu has so many tempting options -- sandwiches, wraps, salads, chips, sweet treats, and beverages. Once I saw they had gluten-free bread, I may have gotten a little carried away and ordered two sandwiches: the Walnut Cranberry Chicken Salad and the Italiano. No regrets! Both were generously portioned and packed with flavor. I was especially impressed that they use four slices of gluten-free bread per sandwich -- which is thoughtful since GF slices tend to be smaller. For the price, that extra effort really stood out. I also grabbed a side of coleslaw and their homemade potato salad -- both fresh, flavorful, and the perfect complement to the sandwiches. Friendly service, great gluten-free awareness, generous portions, and lots of variety -- I'm so glad I found this spot. I'll absolutely be back to work my way through more of the menu.

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Alhara Shawarma - Build your own bowl with fries, chicken shawarma, labneh with walnuts & dill, shepherd salad, veggie toppings, sauces

Alhara Shawarma

4.5(23 reviews)
0.0 mi

This is sublime casual food, and it's in Boonton, not the city…read more Others have highlighted the masterful sauces, and the selection of sides, better than I can. But I'm blown away by the crispy and soft textures in the wraps, and the Maillard reactions in the proteins. In the chicken schwarma, dark meat is appealingly charred and contrasted with the sautéed pickled peppers - nice enough if you like dark meat. But the falafel wrap is probably the best in the area. I can't wait to have another one. The za'atar pita chips are deliciously spiced too. I tried to save some for later but they were too yummy not to finish. Waits for food can be long, like 15-25 minutes. I've only seen one chef in on Saturdays and he's usually got three tables waiting to be served. WiFi would be nice.

Alhara Shawarma in Boonton is a fantastic, no-frills spot for flavor-packed Middle Eastern wraps,…read morebowls, and salads served in a bright, clean, and airy space. While the self-service kiosks make tweaking your order effortless, the tech-forward setup leans heavily into fast-casual territory -- which could leave you feeling a bit more like eating high-end takeout inside the shop than enjoying a traditional sit-down meal. If you're looking for quick, fresh, very tasty, and highly customizable food without any fuss, it definitely hits the mark. The layout inside is modern, streamlined, and spotless. Instead of chatting up a cashier, your entire ordering journey happens at a self-service touchscreen kiosk. You can either play it safe with one of their professionally designed signature combinations or go full mad scientist and build your own wrap ($12-$14), bowl ($18-$19), or salad ($12-$13) from scratch. Once your order is keyed into the system, you take a seat while the kitchen gets to work. On the positive side, the touchscreen interface makes hyper-customizing your meal foolproof -- no misheard instructions, forgotten extra sauces, or awkward order modifications. While eliminating the traditional counter ordering process in a restaurant typically eliminates all of the human element of the process, the staff on hand are authentically polite, welcoming, and happy to assist if you need anything. My dining companion and I both opted for the Momo Bowl ($18), which came loaded with a generous portion of perfectly charred chicken shawarma -- a great mix of white and dark chicken thigh meat -- served over a bed of yellow rice and salad, topped with tomato, pickles, pickled cabbage, and their homemade garlic sauce. We both thought the ingredients were fresh, the proteins were perfectly seasoned and flavorful, and the overall execution is genuinely tasty. If you're after a quick, high-quality Middle Eastern bite where you have total control over your flavor profile, it's well worth a visit -- just prepare for a sleek, DIY approach to dinner. PRO TIP #1: Alhara does not have a private parking lot, but there is plenty of free on-street parking on Main Street and the municipal lots nearby.

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Habit Burger & Grill - Caesar Salad with fries and double char.

Habit Burger & Grill

4.0(195 reviews)
2.5 mi
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Burger concepts are a dime a dozen with most focusing on how many toppings and condiments they can…read moretrowel between the buns meaning you'll need a pile of napkins and a power washer after you're done. I'm looking at you Five Guys. Sorry, but where I come from the beef makes the burger and if you want to throw some cheese on it, knock yourself out. The Habit Burger Grill gets it... simplicity rules. So, forget the landfill in a bag... grill up a tasty burger with some equally excellent fries and onion rings and you have smiles to spare. That wasn't so hard. I'm just hoping that their recent sale to YUM Brands (Pizza Hut, KFC, Taco Bell) doesn't unleash the corporate efficiency experts looking for scalps and savings. In the meantime, HBG deserves an easy five stars.

Tough to write a review from just one burger that my friend took out, but I have his experience to…read morego from with it. So: He's on the road. We were discussing burgers yesterday and Habit came up. I'd never eaten at one. He wanted one. Perfect. Pulls in at 8:45, takes a few minutes to figure out the ordering kiosk. I will therefore note this is an issue to anticipate. The order itself didn't seem to take too long. As for what came home with my friend: * Intrigued by the dragonfruit limeade. Would be something to keep in mind if I find myself at Habit again. * I enjoyed my burger. The patty was the weakest part, very plain and underwhelming. But the portabello mushroom and associated toppings? Mwah. That all made the sandwich. But the best burger places know how to make the meat score points. * My friend got the tempura green beans. Apparently those were just OK, maybe not tempuraed enough. I noticed when looking at the sides, every dipping sauce costs money besides ketchup packets (m'eh) and none of them really looked that interesting to me. So the upsides? Good value, tasty mushrooms. The downsides? Limited selections, uninspiring burger meat. I'll call it a strong 3 stars and if I do end up here (or another Habit) I will reconsider.

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