This was my first visit to Hummus Republic and it certainly won't be my last! I was working in the…read morearea so stopped in to get a couple of bowls to take home for dinner. The lady was especially kind and helpful, letting me try all of the meats and hummus. It was all delicious! The store was bright, clean and food was very fresh. Lemonades were delicious!

All the ingredients were nice and fresh! The portions to build the bowl are great, definitely feel…read moreas if I get my money's worth when picking up food! The staff is always very friendly upon entry and has a smile on their face. Theres even a juice bar towards the back of the restaurant I had not even realized was there till now. The seating area is very neat and tidy. Its definitely welcoming!

I've been to Greece for a long vacation, so I feel qualified to say that OPA has authentic and…read moredelicious Greek food. Although Greeks do not eat lamb gyros, those are my favorite and OPA has the best gyros.

To start with on the rating y beautiful wife & I are feeling generous by giving this a 3 after our…read moredining experience last night. We were seated promptly & really liked the decor. Then we waited to be noticed by the wait staff. And we waited, and waited. It took 17 minutes before anyone came to our table. We would have left but we had a $50 gift certificate to use. Finally someone came over. We ordered teas & an appetizer of flaming saganaki. We found it very tasty. For entered I ordered the Greek meatball sandwich. My wife got a cup of egg lemon bowl ( which is a soup she loves) & Keftethes ( with beef meatballs). I found the fries god & the meatballs & bread decent but the sauce was a little off to me which greatly reduced my enjoyment. It was just ok. My wife thought the soup was a bit thin but overall god with a strong lemon flavor. Her entree the meatballs were good, the green beans were cold & the roasted potatoes were decent. Overall she was meh. We ordered desserts to go. Baklava, Galaktoboureko ( custard in philo dough) & Oreo cake. Wife thought the baklava had an overpowering cinnamon taste which hurt it. The Galaktoboureko was basically sugar cream pie with philo crust. I thought it was ok but wife thought it should have been thinner. She also believes the to go containers aren't sufficient for these desserts due to the sugar syrup. The "Oreo cake" had one cookie to the side & was dry. When we gave the waitress our gift certificate she said they would take that off when they rang up the bill. She came back & the gift certificates were not taken off. I pointed this out to her & she went back to talk to whoever is running the register. When she came back she said she has no idea what's going on but they gave me a $50 bill to credit the $50 in gift certificates. My amazing wife surmised that they credited someone else's bill & gave us the $50 to make it right for us. Bottom line is all the staff we interacted with were friendly but the restaurant is very disorganized. Food was just ok. Can't say we were impressed.

This is my current favorite restaurant. It is so yummy and the staff is so friendly. I usually…read moreget takeout. The food is always fresh. I ended up getting a protein bowl. You get a choice of protein, sides, and also sauce. The pitas are complimentary and not sure why they ask me if I want one because it's always a resounding yes. The restaurant is clean. They have wonderful sides like falafel. I have yet to try their pita chips or their desserts. Do not sleep on this place!

I was greeted upon entering. The inside atmosphere was casual and average in sound…read more I got the Crispy Falafel Bowl and enjoyed it. Fresh ingredients that you choose. You can start with one of their suggested bowls and add or take away or begin from scratch. Plenty of seats inside.

Tried Hummus Republic through Fooda at work and loved it!! The chicken shawarma was bursting with…read moreflavor, the zesty feta was memorable, and the sauces were light. All around, it tasted fresh and healthy. Great, quick service in a clean atmosphere!

Very fresh food and delicious as well. They have a soda dispenser with lots of different lemonade…read moretype drinks that sounded delicious (my friends tried it). The lemons chicken and falafel were so good in a bowl- I got a ton of food and ate it for 2-3 meals total. And prices are very reasonable. Highly recommend for a quick stop healthy option.

No notes! All good. Authentic delicious food. Keep up the good work. Good wait staff. A truly…read morewonderful experience.

We're always looking for good Greek food in Indianapolis and noticed this spot while eating…read moresomewhere nearby, so we decided to make a trip back downtown for it at a later time. Located in a cute blue house, this is conveniently located near Lucas Oil Stadium and there was a huge concert going on the night we were there, but we were still allowed to park in their parking area. Inside has nice lighting and is pretty plain but has a homey feel. The menu contains many items we're familiar with having visited Greece twice. So I'm going to be a little critical here with my review of the food. I ordered the Greek Spaghetti, which I have had in Greece. Unfortunately this was not at all what I was expecting or anything like Greek spaghetti. What I was served was basically Prego spaghetti sauce with pieces of gyro in it. Traditional Greek spaghetti (or Makaronia me Kima) is a wonderful sauce that's seasoned with all kinds of memorable spices. It's definitely not pieces of gyro meat thrown in a sauce. So while this was fine, it was not what I truly wanted or thought I was getting so I was pretty disappointed. My husband got the chicken souvlaki and that was better but still not quite like what I remember. The meat was almost smoked and lacked some of the Greek spices that gives it a distinct taste. And the tzatziki...well, let's just say it tastes like whipped feta and was lacking in flavor too. I did enjoy the pita bread. Our service was underwhelming as well. It took a while for anyone to notice we were there and needed to be seated and the server basically did the bare minimum, never even asking if we wanted our water refilled. Overall, it was fine. If I had never been to Greece, I may have a different opinion but this isn't someplace I really want to go back to.

I ordered an app and an entree to go and everything was delicious! I went with the gyros and…read moredolmades. My food tasted fresh and flavorful!

Came in for dinner with a group on a Friday, not knowing it was fast food- ish (similar to…read moreCulver's, in that you order, and they bring your food out). Ordered a gyro and drink, which was $12 and change. Didn't realize it was just the guro, with no side (so something to keep in mind). Gyro was okay, not the hottest, and had an interesting taste (could have been the sauce?), but it was okay. Serving also wasn't huge, but it would be OK if you get fries or a side. Service was good, and place was clean, so that was nice. Overall an okay experience and a solid place for Greek.

Best kept secret of the West side! It's definitely hole-in-the-wally (aka inside of a grocery…read morestore), but their food is absolutely incredible and the staff is beyond kind. The place is very unassuming - walk up to the counter and order from the menu. We got chicken and lamb with a side of rice and salad. They also brought some fresh bread - I could eat that bread for days. So freaking good. Their lamb and chicken were so flavorful and tender, the meat was just falling off the bone. Very soft, rich in taste, and massive portion. I don't think I had better lamb before, and I've been to a good number of Middle Eastern restaurants in the U.S. And prices are reasonable. Definitely coming back again and bringing friends. What a find!

Inside the Mecca Market grocery store, tucked into the front left corner are four or five tables…read more Walk up to the window and look over the one menu lying on the table. Be sure to order the hummus which is a generous portion served with a lovely, chewy flat bread. It is garlicky, smooth and flavorful. We also had the chicken shawarma sandwich. Again, a large portion! Nicely-spiced meat. The falafel sandwich was great. Mild falafel with a hint of aromatic spice. Both sandwiches are served with fries (really good fries!!) and a garlic dipping sauce on the side.

So much fun sitting on the floor! The food was yummy and all for a reasonable price! Will be going…read moreback.

I wasn't planning on coming here for lunch (I was walking l to the Indian buffet less than a block…read moreaway), but I noticed the sign out front that said 'Lunch Buffet Mon-Fri)' so I decided to change my plans. Boy, am I glad that I did! There are 2 distinct seating areas. Near the window there is the traditional Turkish sit-on-the-floor area. Towards the back are conventional tables (no booths). What the sign in front failed to mention is that when you order from the lunch buffet ($15), you also get to choose 1 item off the appetizer as well. (If you want to see what was on the buffet the day that I went, look at the attached pictures. There is also a photo of the appetizer menu.) This is a family-run business and service is extra friendly and fast. Note: If you pay with cash, there is a 5% discount.

So fresh, so delightful! The food was fantastic, but so was the service. It's a lovely spot in a…read moregreat location. For two of us, we ordered the appetizer sampler which came with three meats, a dip, and pita bread. It was a great easy lunch that also came with the lemon chicken orzo soup! We will be back!

This place is so cute for a date night, and note that they have a romantic little patio on the side…read moreof their building! Our service here was amazing. We each got the chicken/pork shish-kabobs and it comes with a lemon soup called avgolemono. We both enjoyed our meals and were impressed with everything you get. It's 2 shishkabobs with some onions/peppers on it, Greek potatoes, Greek green beans, pita bread, and tzatziki sauce to dip. Everything was wonderful. The only thing was the kabobs were very heavily lemon-flavored. I usually love lemon but we both felt it was kinda overpowering.

This was our first (but not last) time having Turkish food. We were pleased that they offered vegan…read moreand gluten free options due to our allergies. We ordered a guvec and Turkish delight. Both were delicious and well portioned. The guvec (veggie casserole) had eggplant, mushrooms, peppers, carrots, and other veggies plus rice and a small salad. The delight had carrots, eggplant, tomatoes, mushrooms, peppers, served on top of hummus and walnuts. The food was delivered quickly given the restaurant was full on a Friday night. Good thing we made reservations, which we will do again when we return.

This former residence has long ago been transformer into an unique eatery. You can still see the…read moreformer layout, but the rooms now all connect. The entire place is covered with the evil eye charms, so you should definitely be safe here. I highly recommend reservations because they sure get busy. And while the ambiance is great, you really cannot linger for long, as there are usually folks waiting to get a seat. The menu is quite extensive and offers plenty for carnivores and vegetarians alike. I opted for the Iskender, which is crisp pita bread pieces topped with meat slices, all of it doused in a savory tomato based sauce and topped with dollops of yoghurt. The bread has little crisp edges and together with the meat and toppings gives you like a mini sandwich in your mouth. Simply delicious. The Turkish spices bring a wonderful flavor to the dish. I highly recommend it. Hat to admit it, but I have not been too impressed with the tzaziki on previous visits. It was somewhat runny and bland, but I haven't had in a while. Street parking is limited, but in the summer there is a gravel lot on the side of the neighboring building. However when it snows, parking can be a bit of a problem, so be aware.