This is one of those hidden surprises that gets you excited! Their menu is a fusion of Balkan and Mediterranean cuisines. I felt like I was sent back to time in Mostar! I ordered a Chicken Shawarmajun Sandwich, which was lovely. It came with some fresh sides, like a coleslaw, and eggplant, and a pickle. It was delicious! Be aware, it's located in a Balkan Foods market, but they've setup a very cozy corner with tables and couches to eat your food in. The vibe was good. read more

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Pro: delivery app Con: none Wanted to try something new and after watching a YouTuber try Balkan food, I thought lets me see if any good restaurants are in the area which eventually lead me to find Mezehub. I ordered the Balkan burger & the soman grilled chicken sandwich. The Balkan burger was just ok in my opinion, I like the side of salad with the sauce you can add to elevate the flavor. I like the chicken sandwich more which had tastes better. All in all, a pretty good experience overall and would highly recommend anyone try this place atleast once. read more

MezeHub - Somun Grilled CHICKEN Sandwich (Halal) - Turkish Near Me - North Bethesda, Maryland

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We visit DC/Bethesda every six months and always look forward to eating at this amazing, delicious, family owned Balkan bakery. Their mushroom bureks are to die for, as is their Dubai chocolate dessert. We've literally had everything they serve and always have at least 2 meals in the few short days we're here to visit. We also love their pide & cevapcici. Free parking in their lot. Super friendly and nice owners. Great service. Super casual bakery. Their Mediterranean coffee goes great with their Dubai dessert. Cheers & Happy Eating! DocMikeChiro read more

MezeHub - Dubai chocolate dessert - Turkish Near Me - North Bethesda, Maryland

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To experience the Balkans in the D.C. area, drive to MezeHub. Park in the small lot and walk into a market and cafe. Seating is to the right where you can order popular dishes at the tables or pastries like sausage rolls from the counter. To the left is a market full of products from places like Romania, Serbia, Moldova, and more. Wine from the region clearly marked is in the back. read more

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MezeHub is honestly the best Balkan spot I've been to in the DMV. Although it's a little on the pricier side, everything I tried was fresh, flavorful, and came out piping hot. Ćevapčići (5/5) - Juicy grilled beef sausages and onions on toasty somun bread, served with kajmak (clotted cream) and ajvar (roasted pepper spread). I can't believe I've never tried kajmak before... it was so whipped, fatty, and just delicious in the sandwich -- like a warm mix of ricotta and butter. The meat was tender and flavorful, and the creamy kajmak with the smoky ajvar tied everything together beautifully. Bosnian pide (4/5) - Resembled a pizza but with a thinner dough base. I loved the sudzuk sausage -- smoky, spiced, and so satisfying. It had just the right amount of sauciness and cheesiness, and it wasn't oily at all. Beef + potato burek (4/5) - Super thin layers of phyllo dough wrapped around a generous, hearty filling. It reminded me of spanakopita, but meatier and just as comforting. The food tastes so fresh and homemade, and you can tell they really care about quality. The service was also great, the staff walked me through the menu and answered all my questions. I was so curious about the different Balkan dishes and their processes, and they were so patient and helpful. The restaurant itself is big: a handful of tables, fairy lights, and tall ceilings made it feel cozy but open. A very cute, casual spot to enjoy your meal. Plus, it's attached to a Balkan market, so you can grab goodies to take home afterward. read more

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Yes, I've been making a lot of trips to Rockville (Maryland) lately... and, while there, I'm making a lot of wonderful food discoveries! Today's find was a Balkan grocery called MezeHub, with a case full of hot house-made Bureks (meat or vegetable-stuffed pastries). The menu offers a host of other Balkan delights such as Ćevapi (house-made sausage), Pide (canoe-shaped flatbreads with various fillings... tasted and loved them in Istanbul), flatbreads, salads, and sandwiches. Today I got four Bureks: Beef, Beef & Potato, Mushroom, and Spinach-and-Cheese. At about $8 each, they're good value for made-from-scratch foods with quality ingredients. So if you love food from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, and Slovenia plus parts of Turkey and Greece), get yourself to Rockville and support this great nosh nook!! read more

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So if said I'd update this review after I tried Cevapcici (beef kebabs) or as Business Owner Doug called them, Cevapi (BTW, he's a charming dude who is a pleasure to chatbwith). Anyway, now that I've had it, I am happy to report that I am adding MezeHub to my six star list. The combination of the meats, sauces, bread, and onions are beyond description. Each bite is a harmony of flavors and I simply cannot get enough of it. I'm hoping to get a small gathering of Yelp Elites to an event here to share the secret MezeHub. If you've been eyeing this place to try it out, the time is now. I wish I'd done it years ago. read more

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First time visitors. We had 2 Turkish coffees and shared a toasty cheese burek. The coffee and the burek were fantastic. Nicely decorated cafe and friendly staff. Can't wait to go back when we're hungry and dive into the menu a bit more. Loved the overall vibe of the place. read more

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This is my second time visiting. Mezehub and it was another total hit. The Pide was crispy, cheesy, and meaty while still being lite and crisp. The Cevapi was an amazing sandwich with Akvar, Kamak, thin onions on homemade bread. The cevapi were bouncy and flavorful with a generous serving. The side fermented cabbage and pickle were epic . read more

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Delicious Balkan food with a small grocery attached on the side - it's 2 experiences in 1! Recently came here in the early afternoon when I was super hungry and got the beef burek to go - it was hot and delicious and packed with spiced ground meat. The sorum was so good too - but if I'd been thinking I would have gotten some of the spicy red pepper spread from the grocery to go with it. I've had the Balkan burger in the past as well - to die for. Groceries include frozen, fresh, and shelf-stable food as well as some household goods. Lots of European goodies to browse. The eating area on the fast-casual side is super cute. I eat here whenever I'm in the area! read more

Mezehub is an absolutely delightful place. The Balkan restaurant has a full menu of lunch items as well as a store full of imported foods. There are numerous table and some cozy sofas to enjoy the Burek (rolled phyllo dough) as well as Pide (wood fired flat bread) and Shwarmajun. Delicious. I cannot wait to go back. read more

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Their payment terminals had some issues as one of them couldn't process my credit card nor even the cash I had. The food was amazing. Initially I thought my borek would be cold only to realize after my first bite that the borek was warm and there was a warmer underneath the tray where the borek was kept inside the display case. There is ample seating to sit and there is even a comfortable sofa section as well. There is great music in the background that almost me fall asleep while relaxing there on a afternoon. I can't wait to go back to try the other foods on their menu. read more

MezeHub - Turkish Near Me - North Bethesda, Maryland

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Absolutely amazing! My wife came running back to the bookstore excited to show me the place. The prices are good, but the food and custom service is phenomenal! We definitely will be craving the food here again. We got the ćevapčiči sandwich and have no regrets! read more

MezeHub - Menu - Turkish Near Me - North Bethesda, Maryland

Order at the counter for dine in or take out. If you dine in, order and pay at the counter, get a number, and pick a table. The left half is a grocery store, the right half is the restaurant/ hot food section. The staff was friendly and was happy to answer questions I had about the food. If you walk to the back of the seating section you can see them making food. Also, in the middle of the store is a glass enclosed room where food prep happens. Many areas are also very selfie friendly. read more

MezeHub - Seating area - Turkish Near Me - North Bethesda, Maryland

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This is a market and a restaurant. They have pastries and flat breads and pides of various types. I ordered a shawarmajun flat bread and it was delicious. I want to try a pide next time. The staff was very attentive and helpful. They have a huge space and a large variety of groceries. read more

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Delicious Balkan food (well, I'm specifically talking about the bread) along with unique items that might be hard to find elsewhere. I've tried different chocolates and spreads that aren't on the typical rotation, all of which were delightful. It's my go-to for specialty ingredients, and the staff is super helpful when it comes to finding specific items in your time of need. I went to three different stores before finding the ONE ingredient that makes my baklava extra special. If you're a baker then this place just might be for you. Enjoy perusing the aisles :) ***check the expiration dates, sometimes they're off read more

I love this place! I always feel so good when I get there. I find it warm, homey, with nice, friendly people -- everyone who works there is so nice! -- and great food in a really comfortable, clean, airy, breezy, open, spacious atmosphere with culturally cool decorations .... In the very few minutes it takes to get my eat-in meal order delivered to my table, I like to go shopping and stock up on snacks and all kinds of goodies, such as chocolate-covered bananas (I got three different kinds today!) and things I can't find anywhere else including horseradish in a metal squeeze-tube, plain-ish (salted, though) corn puffs, potato chips -- okay, yeah, these are things you can get somewhere else, you could say, if you want lots of preservatives and other unhealthy additives, sure, but these are different and better for you! Plus, there is a picture of a dog on the corn puffs! Not so with Frito-Lay! -- chocolate spread (I got one in a tube! It's nice, small and portable! So convenient, I can't believe it! Actually, a lot of the items here are really travel-ready!), blackcurrant juice, etc. A wide variety of delights is available on the shelves! When the monthly special of Truffle Cheese Flatbread (https://mezehub.com/products/truffle-cheese-flatbread) -- although there was also a different name for it that I don't want to spell because there are so many spellings possible! -- arrived, it was not only hot and in perfect shape, but a white-and-green checked paper had been chosen to put under it and it was all served on a perfectly-matching green plate that enhanced the look of the arugula atop the cheese, mushrooms and onions (I/ we got it as a vegetarian dish!); it was so pretty! It was a plentiful amount for two people who were not too hungry -- not to mention, every bite was super-soothing, and the decor put me in a really good mood, as did the deliverer of this delight! I also got a Turkish coffee -- I'm always so grateful when I can find that -- and had a nice discussion with the deliverer about various sugar-cube eating or drinking methods .... It was all delicious! (I've been here multiple times, and it always is!) There is parking directly in front -- closer than you can find just about anywhere, though it's only a few spots and that section of the parking lot may be full; the benefits of these close-up spots are convenience in terms of short walking and also carrying distance, but it can be a little bit of work to get out sometimes. There are also spots a little farther away. I never had trouble finding a spot, though! I highly recommend this place -- but only if you don't like boring! Break-down of ratings: Yumminess -- all the stars in the sky! Fun -- plentiful! Worth-the-trip-ness -- yes! read more

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Service: 5 stars Market: 5 stars Fresh made food: 3.5 stars My friend brought me here because she got a buy one get one half off entree from the restaurant portion of the market. First off, let me say the market is VERY tidy. They did seem to be having a little bit of a fruit fly/fungus gnat issue that I'm CERTAIN they're trying to get sorted out, because the whole place is VERY clean. The market has a really nice selection of Middle Eastern and European foods. -I ended up buying a couple of jarred spreads (a pumpkin seed one and a apricot and ginger one. I have yet to open those, so I'll report back soon enough). -Also bought these peanut puffs called smoki's which were on sale and when I opened the small bag... I CRUSHED it immediately. They were so good, I can't wait to go back and get more. -I also picked up some jaffa cakes which I've heard spoken about on the Great British Bake off numerous times, and really wanted to try them. They were delicious and I'm glad i picked them up. The food we ordered: Spinach and cheese burek: This was a bit salty for both mine and my friend's taste. Also, the dough just didn't have that flaky crunchy texture that you want in a burek. Unfortunately, we were less then thrilled with this one. Also, it was bit luke warm. I think that throwing it in an airfryer for a little bit could have improved it significantly. The classic lahmahjun: This is a flatbread that is covered in a savory meat spread with pickled onions, sumac and tahini. The flavors were on point... but ... the temp was also a bit off. The savory meat spread was not as warm as I would have hoped. I think it's because the flatbread it was on was so thin that the bread must have cooked so quick that it didn't give a chance for the meat spread to heat up. I'm telling you though, the flavors are REALLY good. But this reminds me of something I've had at Z&Z Manouche, and I'd honestly prefer the one at Z&Z if I was ordering something similar. Cevapcici sandwich: This is a pita like bread filled with turkish sausage, cheese, and onion. First off... we might have messed this up a little bit. There was a red spread on the side that both me and my friend thought was hot sauce. So we both avoided it. After going through the market... we think it was this red pepper paste that's seasoned with paprika... and probably wasn't spicy. But all in all I think this sandwich was missing a bit of acid. Even though it had the onions, squeezing a little lemon on helped. But it just felt a bit unbalanced... or like it was missing something. As I said... this could completely be our fault and it really needed the red spread... but that was my impression without it. All in all, I'd be down to try other things at the restaurant. The gentleman who was there that was helping us was literally SO SO nice. He was one of those people who can strike up a conversation with anyone, and he was just as friendly as can be. I will definitely be back for the market portion, and maybe I'd try some more stuff from the restaurant. Maybe it was just a little bit of an off day. But this was my initial impression. read more

Delicious food (could do better with the presentation and assembly) Excellent customer service and a very welcoming, chill ambiance. Definitely going back. read more

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You drop off your child at Healthy Baller and decide to look for a place with free Wi-Fi nearby so you can do a little work while you wait. Just around the corner is this charming gem of a restaurant with delicious Balkan and Mediterranean food. (Also why did it not come up when I searched WiFi? They do have it, and it works well!) And you can also shop for unique European finds on the side that's a market. Oh and did I mention they have wine? Plus you'll get the most amazing service along with the delicious food. Then you drive back with the pide you picked up - Tuesday special, by the way - for your son, but it smells so good while you're waiting that maybe he won't ever find out that you bought him anything at all. Teenage boys aren't that hungry after a workout, right? But that's all ok. Next time you'll know to order two. And maybe throw in a kabob... read more

We had the meat platter, a salad, a pistachio cake, and a cup of Turkish coffee. The food was delicious and freshly cooked, and the portions were generous for the price. Salad was super fresh. I normally don't like sausage, but I really enjoyed the one here. The pistachio cake was silky and not overly sweet. The Turkish coffee came with a cube of sugar and a small chocolate-peanut cookie. The cake and coffee together were under $10, and the rest of the meal was around $55. The owner was super friendly and personally brought the food to our table. Parking is easy. The place is quiet, neat, and clean--a true local gem! read more

MezeHub - The meat platter, a salad, a pistachio cake, and a Turkish coffee. - Turkish Near Me - North Bethesda, Maryland

Beautiful inside and it smelled wonderful. Got the Sopska salad $11 Not a bad taste, too many onions. Also had beef kabobs. $20 The bread was great, the beef tasted processed. The side salad was yummy the dip was not for us. It gets great ratings but our taste buds didn't line up. For paying $33 we were not impressed, still I hope they continue. I'm sure many people are happy with it! read more

In this review, I won't ask you to go try it as I usually do! I'll ask you to join me in building an apartment building for foodies & Yelpers right next to MezeHub or above, and we will have MezeHub for lunch and dinner every day! Ok, I'll stop joking, but it's really a must go place! A must-have ! Don't think twice, and don't waste your time reading! For those of you who love the details, here you go, and I'll try to be short and simple! I said I would try no promises !! The place is huge , nice and clean! Various and different styles of tables! Long tables for groups, small tables for 4, but my 2 favorite setups were the lounge and the picnic table! There is only one of each! Lovely! You have to go place your order yourself at the counter but they will bring the food at your table! The food is beyond description! AUTHENTIC Bosnian food!! They have amazing fresh Boreks being made in front of you! ( The kitchen is in the middle and surrounded with glass, so you can see!). Cheese, spinach, and beef! Flaky , juicy, and delicious! They have lots of Pide ( pea-day) on the menu! The Bosnian looks amazing, but I got the Blanca, delicious! Let's talk about the Somun bread sandwich! Huge round bread ( bigger and better than Pita) reminds me of the traditional Egyptian bread (aiesh baladi) , it's not the same but similar but for you who know and love Somun , this is a very authentic delicious Somun ( they also sell it at the market) . I chose the Cevapi , Cevapcici, or AKA Bosnian Kebap. Pronounced as Chee-Vuppie or Chee-vup-chichi The sandwich was huge, stacked with tons of Cevapi , the most generous portion I've ever seen of that famous sandwich with onions and delicious mayo. Also comes with a side of shredded cabbage and delicious pickle, hot pepper, and a side of the delicious Ajvar spread ( Ayvar) Now let's talk Lahmaçun/Lahmajun ! If you think you know what Lahmajun is, then please wait until you visit MezeHub because you will be reintroduced to the Lahmajun, and it will be redefined ! It's just baked like I've never seen before! So delicious and perfectly baked, the meat topping was generous, and the new trick was the tahini sauce on top! Really? Tahini? Who is the brave genius behind this delicious idea!! Wow Also, they do have other twists on the Lahmajun like Shawarmajun , Babajun, and Vegajun ! All are made from their ideas! They have a bar, but they didn't have seats around it, so I guessed it was closed, but it looks nice, and they do have wine. The customer service was very, very nice, and they have the patience to explain and recommend stuff for you! I was too full when I started touring the market taking photos, but I can tell you that's every possible Balkan item you can imagine! Food, pantry ,spreads , olives, sauces ,candy, chocolate, cheese, sausages, frozen pastries, and frozen meat products like frozen Cevapi and Döner They sell wine, too! This is definitely one of those Stargates that takes you immediately to the Balkan area! I really can't wait to go there again and won't let the 495 & 270 traffic from VA to MD to stop me! Nothing will stop me from going there again and ASAP! Try it, vote for the review , message me, or compliment me with any comment or question, and don't forget to ... Pray for me ;) read more

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A half-cafe and half-market that sells Balkan goods. The grocery section has imported canned goods, sweets, wine and various breads from Eastern Europe. The cafe section sells pides, lahmajuns, bureks and sandwiches. Everything appeared fresh-made to order. The vegajun was very good. It's a vegan Turkish style pizza on freshly baked flatbread. The bread itself had a good crust and was soft on the inside. The toppings included eggplant, green pepper spread, mushrooms, red peppers and onions. Everything was very fresh, the eggplant spread base had a nice smoky flavor. The sumac and pepper sauce also added depth. They didn't have mushroom bureks that day but will try to buy them another time. Great place! read more

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Another wonderful and affordable dinner at MezeHub. Delicious and fresh salad. My husband had his favorite flatbread with marinated beef. Excellent red and white wine. Go and support this wonderful local business. read more

MezeHub - Standing in front of MezeHub - Turkish Near Me - North Bethesda, Maryland

This is the perfect Neighborhood spot. People are friendly, its a relaxed space and the food is excellent. There are options for meat eaters, options for vegetarians, options for those who like a little spice and options for those who want comfort food. I grew up in the neighborhood and still come back for family. If I still lived there I would eat there weekly. read more

I love Mezehub! We go there all the time, and for good reason--the food is unbelievably fresh and packed with flavor. There's just something about the way everything comes out of their oven, perfectly golden and delicious. My absolute favorites? The Bosnian pide, with its crisp yet chewy crust and rich, savory fillings, and the beef burek roll, which is flaky, hearty, and downright addictive. Every bite is a reminder of why this place keeps calling us back. If you haven't been to Mezehub yet, you're seriously missing out. This spot is a gem! read more

Incredible place to eat and shop. I've been to the region of the world many times and they had many of the dishes that I've craved. They have an oven right there where they are making bureka bread and Turkish bread with different toppings. Cevapcici is so so tasty, like shishlik. read more

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I got Review of the Day today for this place, and I was literally passing right by after going to my storage place. I was ready for lunch, so I bought myself a spinach and feta burek and a piece of pistachio baklava. So glad I did! Both were delicious, filling, and cheaper than dining out. I will be visiting my storage more often before the end of the school year. I will be back for sure. read more

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Amazing!! I never write reviews, and this place deserves a good word. I've had the pides and they are freshly made, so delicious, and so generous in their portions and quality of the ingredients. This is a wonderful place to meet a friend, too. The ambience is fantastic with the decorations, high ceiling, big windows, and it's beautiful and super clean. The market has a huge variety of very interesting and delicious looking items and if you need a special treat for someone it's an ideal place to find something! I brought a pide home for my daughter today and she was so excited (and well-fed) after school. She's a picky eater too :) I would add a photo but it's gone already! Thank you so much! :) read more

Great spot; would not have imagined this used to be an auto shop prior! Walk in and grab a burek, and then look past the register and see someone actually making the bureks in house! Tons of European goodies refrigerated and dry goods on one side of the store with ample sitting area and more tables for dining in on the other. Service was warm and she was happy to answer any questions. Seemed like there was a bar on the other side but I didn't get a chance to look too closely! Will have to check again as I'd love to grab a drink on one of their cozy looked couches. Very impressed with the bureks are there were perfectly balanced with the pylo dough and meat to spinach/cheese ratio. read more

MezeHub - Beef burek - Turkish Near Me - North Bethesda, Maryland

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Some of the best pide and lahmjun I've had in my life. Customer service was amazing. Will be back!

This is a GREAT local bistro/bakery/grocery! During two visits (so far), we observed the entire store is neat and clean as can be; and the staff unfailingly friendly and helpful. I'll discuss each part of the store a bit here: On the bistro side, there's a lounge with comfy chairs and wi-fi; a small bar area for tastings; and a restaurant seating area to munch on the hot food you order at the counter. Nespresso is available, as is baclava and other appropriate sweets, or you could enjoy a glass of beer or wine. The decor is mellow and there's plenty of space. The food is regional (Balkan) European, very comfort-y. Our favorite was the beef burek, which was a nice ratio of filling to pastry. Note that all plates are paper and the flatware is compostable--high marks. The bakery area is enclosed in glass so you can see the operations, which is pretty cool, especially as the entire area is, as noted, super-clean. During a recent visit, the front counter was reloaded twice with hot, fresh breads. Certainly worth a trip. Finally, the grocery features eastern European foods, condiments, a small selection of imported beer and a larger one of wine. There's staples like pasta and oils, and luxuries like salumi and olives. This is a great place to do some exploring, as well as to strategically purchase those staples. For example, a delicious Cretan olive oil costs about 1/3 what you'll pay at some of the other grocery stores nearby. You can also buy good Czech imported beer for under $4/500 ml. MezeHub is a little local spot that's a shining example of neighborhood food and drink done right. If you're in the area, you need to check it out; and if you're not, it's really worth the trip for a snack or some lunch, plus your shopping. I'd like to see the hardworking and hospitable owners succeed. We'll be back...a lot! read more

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The food was very good. It was a little pricey but they authenticity of the foods made it worth it.

I pass this establishment on my way to work a few times a week. I decided to try it out and I'm happy I did. It's such a cute place and love the decor! The food was absolutely delicious!!! They have happy hour and a market. I will def be going back to try their wines and other items on their menu. read more

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Fantastic spot! Balkan grocery store and cafe with all sorts of goodies. The spinach and cheese burek was nomz. It looks like a coiled sausage. Also enjoy the sopska salad, essentially a Mediterranean salad. Beer is available from the fridge so you can enjoy libations while you eat. read more

MezeHub - Spinach and cheese burek. Sarajevsko beer. - Turkish Near Me - North Bethesda, Maryland

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I just randomly drove past this place and decided to look it up online. The reviews are accurate, it's nicely decorated inside and is half restaurant, half grocery store. The food was really good. I over ordered and put myself into a food coma! I'll def be back to try more of the items on their menu. They also sell a bunch of interesting products. You don't often see Balkan food in our area so it's pretty unique. I bought a bunch stuff to try at home later. Cool little spot! read more

A friend brought us takeout - lahmajuns and borekas. the food is wonderful! We have to go there soon. We ate it so quickly I forgot to take pictures. read more

My family wandered into MezeHub yesterday while waiting for my daughter's birthday party to start across the street. I thought it was a restaurant from the outside but walking inside we learned that it was a Mediterranean grocery store! We were just looking for a few snacks to tide us over but after looking more into what they do I am realizing that they are a full service grocery store (with products from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia Slovenia, Switzerland and Turkey) with a very hefty online presence. They do free curbside pickup, free 24 hour delivery to some parts of Maryland and nationwide shipping. The owner was SO nice and offered us espresso and chocolate while we browsed around. His kindness literally fueled us through the day, so thank you! We loved our snacks and now I'm spending the rest of the morning browsing their website figuring out how I can get some of their frozen food items delivered to my house. This place is totally a hidden gem. read more

I stumbled in here after going to the Goodwill that around the corner. I thought I was just running in for a box of mint tea but ended up staying and having lunch caught up by the open kitchen where a woman was making bureks. She starts with a lump of dough. which is stretched to a five foot circle and then stuffed and rolled. Naturally I had to stay and try one. I got spinach and cheese. I am still thinking about how good it is. If you don't know what it is, think of spanikopita but as a handheld pastery. I have since been back for more burek, pide, delicious Turkish coffee and to pick up a jar of ajvar, pepper sauce that goes with everything. I am slowly eating my way through the menu - nothing has disappointed yet! read more