Located right next to the movie theatre is Spitz, a mediterranean feast…read more When walking in there are various tables you can sit at. You order at the counter and they give you a number to take to your table. So if you are new to this place, I would grab a menu and take a seat somewhere before ordering, if you haven't had a chance to look at the menu. My husband and I wanted to get a wide array of what was on the menu but we opted for the loaded street cart fries with a mix of sweet potato and regular fries and the OG gyro with beef and lamb mix. Because I wanted to try the chicken gyro I got the mixed meat for my street cart fries. They accidentally forgot to put it on my fries so I got it as a side. The food was really good, especially the sweet potato fries with a side of garlic aïoli. The fries inside of the gyro were pretty good, but I would but felt it was overloaded by other flavors. I also got a drink of a passionfruit Mezcal, which was nice and smoky. Overall, I would come back to the spot, but it is definitely not an everyday spot due to price point. It was around $52 for the two entrees, the drink and tip.

Saturdays usually wind up being a 'no cook' night for us, so we generally get takeout from a…read morevariety of places. Over the past 6(?) months Spitz becomes more of a target for me. Sure it's 'fast food', but damn... You sure don't feel like you have eaten 'fast food'. The veggies are always fresh, and the bread nice and soft. I have never actually eaten inside, but the takeaway is just great.

The food market itself was pretty good and has a lot of options to choose from. Closest place to me…read moreso will probably go back, not sure about the food. Even the gyro was pretty decent flavor wise, just a touch on the small side for the money IMO. Biggest issue and why I have to rate it low is biting right into a toothpick and thought I chipped my tooth...Not sure if quality control or what but shouldn't happen and quite the disappoint. I was already too far to go back.

Great little market. We arrived around 1:15p and there were four people ahead of us. 45 mins later,…read morewe were finally served. What we swallowed: *COMBO 4: SANDWICH CHOICE *HUMMUS *DOLMA *BABA GHANUSH *POGATSA: Round filo with custard and honey/cinnamon. This is a great little market. The food is good but don't expect fast service (although they are friendly).

Had a great lunch here. Loved my chicken pita with hummus and tahini. Great and friendly service as…read morewell. Will be back but next time with my wife so she can enjoy it!

This is one of the best places to eat in the area. Not just for Mediterranean food but all around…read more I have never eaten something here that I did not thoroughly enjoy, and I have eaten a lot off of their menu in the past. This place has been around awhile and isn't too hard to find. It has ample seating when you dine in which is nice. The people are always quick to welcome you and I swear that even though I would sometimes go months apart, the owner or manager knew me when I returned. He would say "welcome back" to me with such confidence before even saying anything to him. A staple of my wife and I would be to get the Mezza sampler. This is essentially a vegetarian meal for more than one person. Everything included is delicious and if you are vegetarian this is an excellent option...even if you ARE just one person eating it. I also love the chicken and gyro pita sandwiches. I honestly have never had a bad dish here. Please do yourself a favor and visit this location. It is well worth it.

I went to Safta's brunch with my family, and I was skeptical that it was a buffet, but I'm so happy…read moreit was. The buffet allowed me to try everything - and it's nothing like what you're picturing. There was constantly warm, fresh pita to try the hummus, whipped feta and tabbouleh. There was constantly fresh fruit out with honey yogurt that was to die for. While there was a ton of meats and cheeses to try from, the star of the show was the falafel. You can't miss trying it, it was the best falafel I've ever had. The vibes were great for brunch, and I highly recommend going for buffet style if you want to try a bunch of things on the menu.

No wonder this place is hard to get a reservation at and Michelin recognized. It is stellar!…read more The hotel it's in also has nice vibes. The restaurant has this nice open feeling to it with a full bar (you can order off the full menu if a solo or pair dining) and then plenty of tables. I recommend coming with a larger group if you can so you can try lots of things. Servers are nice and attentive. Obviously you have to try various hummus plates. The foraged mushroom and brussels sprouts were my favorite. I especially loved the jalapenos on the brussels sprouts one. The hummus itself was creamy and rich and the pita they bring is warm and fresh. The tabbouleh was fine but nothing spectacular and it says it has avocado in it but I didn't detect it. I love muhammara and theirs did not disappoint. The pickled vegetables were nice but I also love pickled anything. Absolutely make sure to get the bright green falafels. Probably my favorite of the night. Perfectly crispy exterior with a soft warm center that I'd eat over and over again. We ordered the duck but I was quite full so did not taste it. The only reason I'm giving 4/5 stars is the scallops were incredibly underwhelming and quite bland. The scallops themselves were cooked fine but no flavor and the pomegranate sauce didn't add much. There desserts were also just so-so.

Decent basic food and portions. Didn't love it, but didn't hate it. Definitely will never replace…read moreany kind of restaurant made by a family with years of familial recipes that make their food special. Convenient to order online and pickup. The interior is bland and modern without any cozy vibes. I would come here again if I wanted something semi healthy but was having a low sensory investment day. Not needing anything special in my palate. Parking gets very busy here. Handicap parking is actually a little distant from the entry.

I finally made it in to Hummus Republic and tried a build your own bowl…read more I got a chicken bowl with lots of toppings. It was pretty good. They have some extra topping options compared to other chains. My bowl was a bit "wet" for my usual taste and the price was fairly steep. But I'd consider coming back.

The lamb gyro wrap with Boychik sauce is a filling, flavorful meal that I keep thinking about days…read morelater. The lamb is juicy and well-seasoned, the Boychik sauce ties everything together. The Muhammara dip served with warm, freshly baked pita is very fluffy！

I got a chicken shawarma plate. It was pretty solid! A nice combination of flavors and pretty big…read moreportion!

Okay this spot is SO fricken good. It's located in an inconspicuous looking strip mall, tucked…read morebetween a couple beauty shops. I ordered the gyro wrap and it absolutely did not disappoint! The gyro was cooked and seasoned perfectly and the veggies that accompanied the wrap were fresh and tasty. The service is really quick and the prices are fair. If I lived in Boulder I would eat here weekly. I'll be back for sure.

Delish! Picked up four dinners on the way to a Red Rocks concert. Ready in 20 minutes and it was…read morewell packaged for the road. My lamb souvlaki plate was yummy and filling.

We stopped by here on a shopping day and the food was really delicious. The food is freshly made to…read moreorder. Fast and good service. The stall looked clean. We ordered the gyro plate and added a pita and some falafels. It does feel like the price they charged vs the amount of food we received was a bit on the expensive side but the falafel was big and crunchy w great flavors. The falafels were $6 for 4, which is pricier than some of the Mediterranean restaurants I've tried recently, same for pita at $2.... At least the pita very soft and warm. Overall a tasty experience, if you want something refreshing at the mall and not feeling weighed down, give Kabora a try.

The food is fresh & delicious; service fast & they are so kind & friendly! Everything we've eaten…read morethere we love - Gyros, chicken, lamb...

Hello Longmont and Boulder County!…read more A quick check in here at Red Cedar Bistro on Main Street! We had the pleasure of visiting this restaurant today and had an absolutely wonderful experience! We ordered 4 plates three shareable and 1 entree. We were taken back by the green chili hummus! It was spectacular- a guacamole style flavor profile full of delicious chickpeas, chili and garlic. A generous portion served with pita , veggies and olives. Our Crispy potato Bravas were a delicious crispy cut potatoes cooked to perfection served with a brava sauce that was spicy, a small hint of smoke and a creamy aioli that was a perfect topper! We finished our small shareable with chef Bruschetta. Fantastic toasted bread topped with chefs choice. Our entree was a Pasta full of amazing Burrata, Pea shoot pesto and a fresh mint finish! Generous portions. Our service was exceptional and the restaurant was clean, large, open with a lot of windows and amazing art! We would not hesitate to suggest - No - encourage - Well - maybe more like - GO and visit them! Seriously, You will not be disappointed. They offer many evenings with specials, a happy hour that sounds fantastic especially for the upcoming spring/summer months! We look forward to seeing this restaurant busy! Side note restrooms are clean and reasonably sized.

So, the food was very good! Well executed and solid quality ingredients…read more However, they would absolutely kill it if they would: 1) Install decent lighting. I mean, the drip ceilings with too-bright can lights and nothing else makes for an awful vibe. I mean c'mon. Even putting cheap candled and some basic overhead lighting that adds interest to the space would go a LONG way. 2) Staff for the night, not based on bookings. Especially in a place like Longmont and the sheer size of the space (way too big), you must be prepared. Tonight (Sat) at peak time to have TWO servers and one apparent manager or owner (who didn't jump in to help handle tables) is absurd. Luckily, the young lady waiting tables and trying to make drinks was truly a delightful person. 3) Arrange the floor in a way that makes it feel more interesting. Break it up, smaller groupings, etc. The setup now feels completely amateur and random. Anyway, enough free (and unsolicited) advice. Truly, the food was VERY good, so make it pleasurable to be in the room and you'll do well!