Great MTO food inside of a grocery store in East Lansing. Definitely loved the panini that I…read moreordered and the pasta salad was great too. Quick service if there isn't a line!

Coffee was cold and sandwich was so soggy, rubbery and it cost $17. Wouldn't recommend:)read more

Food came out quick and the ambiance of the establishment was calm and relaxing…read more The tofu had a good spice, seasoning, and was very juicy and fulfilling. The fries were very standard but still decent.

My wife and I were in town for a night, and found this place on Happy Cow…read more The food was absolutely outstanding! Totally satisfying BBQ and Nashville Hot Chikn and this is from a Tennessee boy! Highly recommended!

I moved here from the west coast and was craving poké bowls, only to be disappointed again and…read moreagain,. Then I found Fueld on grub hub and have become obsessed with their bowls... fresh and customizable, huge portions with fresh ingredients. Have not been to the location but their delivery menu is so delicious.

We were looking for a place that was quick and could accommodate a bunch of separate orders. This…read moreturned out to be a great choice when you have 10 people who needed something to be eaten in their individual hotel rooms after a long day. Each person placed their own order, and one of us picked it up. The portions were generous and tasted good.

I have a bunch of allergies so it worked out to have a nice lil salad shop I could stop at with a…read morefriend. Staff was really nice.

So we got there around lunch time and the salad bar was not really full. It looked pretty picked…read moreover but I was able to make myself a great salad. I will say when I was rung up they weighed my cup of dressing which I felt like should have come with. The soup was just luke warm. It was good but definitely pricey. For a salad and soup ran me almost 30$ I will come back but I will consider what is going in my box.

Middle Eats came to my gym as a catering event, and I have never had a tastier bowl in my life. The…read morebest healthy treat after my workout, served by the kindest staff. The chicken tasted high quality, and good meat is a such a core part of restaurants. They workers encouraged me to try their favorites- I would have never put hummus, garlic, pickles, or sauces in my bowl, but they ended up making for the best bowl ever. Happy to say I have clearly found a new favorite spot in East Lansing.

Fall is a hectic time in the Beverly household. Hot on the heels of what felt like the fastest…read more summer of all time, the chaos that is melding work, school, sports, and community schedules is live and direct. With four girls all at different stages of life, my much better half and I are typically frenetic throughout the week and certainly don't slow down on the weekends. We also have an additional challenge of working on MSU's campus and living on the westside- which, I'm sure I don't have to tell any of our readers, has been so much fun with construction. Some days, I crisscross the city six different times with meetings, practices, games, school fun nights, and family obligations. All of this means, that time for cooking at home can be limited and the energy to do so is even less. Even when I have my act together enough to make multiple meals ahead on a Sunday, the luxury of even thirty additional minutes at home and not warming a meal for starving adolescents seems sublime. We are often guilty of choosing the quicker option of dining out/take out, which brings on transactional costs in health and quality. So where does one find quick, healthier food options? Enter Middle Eats, the Warren, MI- based food chain that specializes in Mediterranean food which opened in Frandor in August of 2024. A cousin of chicken hot spot, Wing Snob, the endeavor aims to be fast, fresh, and healthy with its combination of bowls, wraps, and salads. They also strive to be convenient by offering a drive-thru option and online ordering to expedite their service. The full menu is customizable much like national branded fast Mexican assembly line chains, but absent the ability to watch your food as its prepared. What's Good The Spicy Chicken Shawarma Wrap ($8.99) was stout. Packed with shredded chicken that was tender and flavorful, pita chips, lettuce, grilled onions (optional, $.99), pickles, garlic spread, and spicy Dillio sauce. Dillio sauce is a yogurt-based dressing with garlic, shallots, lemon juice, and dill. The sauce was yummy but not overpowering nor overly fiery. A reasonably priced handheld that is big on yum and fills the hunger pangs. Not as healthy, but also high on the tasty factor are the Loaded Shawarma Fries ($11.99). I ordered them with steak ($2.00) and I was not happy I did. Thick cut, carnival style fries are topped with meat, feta cheese, diced onions, jalapeños, tomato (none for me thanks), and spicy Dillio sauce. This dish was large enough to share amongst the family, and we had leftovers. The added bonus was the pita bread on the bottom that soaks up all the delicious drippings. What's Really Good Middle Eats will be a go-to at our house for years to come because of their bowls. Whether you choose rice or lettuce as a foundation, you can load up the rest of the bowl with plenty of protein and veggies from a wide variety. My wife ordered the Falafel Bowl ($12.99) which a strong choice for vegetarians. Crisp, lightly fried falafel (deep fried balls of ground chickpeas and herbs) are joined by your choice of hummus and/or garlic spread, regular or spicy Dillio sauce, and then lettuce, feta, onions, rice, pickles, and tomatoes. The falafel was satisfying in both the exterior crunch and the warm and fluffy interior. The herbaceous flavors melded well with the hummus and veggies. Additional upcharges include cucumber, eggplant, or grilled peppers. On a previous lunch visit with a colleague, I ran into a high school friend who was there with her daughter who didn't have school that day. She revealed that Middle Eats has become their restaurant of choice for Mediterranean fare because of the convenience and value. My teammate and I both ordered bowls, him the Chicken Shawarma ($12.99) and I the Surf & Turf ($21.33). Both of us were satisfied and with the heaping mounds of meat and veggies and the accompanying sauces. Best Bite A special nod this month goes to the Fire Grilled Shrimp ($6.99/Skewer). Plump and juicy with just a touch of kick, but a ton of flavor, these crustaceans rival many of the top seafood and steakhouses in the area. Added to a salad or bowl and they are incredible, but also divine on their own atop a bed of rice. I look forward to finding time to enjoy Middle Eats Fire Grilled Shrimp in new ways including in wraps or on loaded fries.

This is a small family owned deli type place. Great prices. Amazing food! The service is…read moreoutstanding! Everything we ordered was bursting with flavor! The veggie samosa's are so tasty, they are spicy though, which they didn't really tell ya. The thyme pita is outstanding! The garlic paste is SOOO GOOD! Not too garlicky, I still fluffy and made with egg whites, it's dairy free. The garlic hummus is amazing. The flavors are so much better than any other Mediterranean restaurant I've ever been too. I've been to California, New York, Oregon, Arizona. Never tasted such good Mediterranean food. Don't let the location or outside discourage you: this place is outstanding. Vegan and vegetarian options available. Dairy free available.

I walked in and the owners greeted me immediately. I took my time looking at the things for sale in…read morethe shop and decided with my mother to order 2 chicken shawarma meals. The wife and husband duo got our food ready in no time, and we had a very lovely and meaningful conversation about Palestine. She was so welcoming and friendly and it meant so much to me that she is a wonderful part of the Lansing community. The ambiance was full of life and love. I will be a steadfast supporter of this restaurant for life! 10/10

I regret not finding this place sooner! We ordered take out, the food was perfect! Our service from…read morethe time we stepped in was great and the ambiance in the restaurant was quiet, cozy and friendly. We ordered hummus, falafel, chicken shawarma and garlic spread. The food was perfect - flavor and portion sizes is a 10/10!!!

Went on a Tuesday night - the restaurant was not busy at all. The service was excellent; our…read morewaitress filled our waters and restocked our pitas per our requests (complimentary delicious pita!). We ordered the mixed grill set for 4 and ordered the tabouli salad and hummus. The portion size was more than enough for 4 people, and we took home leftovers. The chicken skewer was a tad salty, but the beef kebab was super tender and my favorite of the skewers! The rice was fluffy and complemented the meat well. Definitely recommend this place for your mediterranean fix :)

Their pizza is amazing! It's high quality ingredients and cooked wonderfully…read more I just moved and after unpacking all day I almost forgot to eat dinner. I made it just in time before they closed and the manager was so kind, detailed, and helpful!

Tried Slice twice now but it's been very mediocre both times. Thin slices and honestly bland even…read morewith speciality pizzas. For the price it's not worth it imo. On paper it should be amazing and high quality but it doesn't deliver. In a crowded pizza market I can see why the other location closed.

The absolute best tasting fried chicken! That seasoning is da bomb!!! The service is A-1 -- just…read moregreat energy!! The ambiance is a cool vibe and I loved the products for sale and oh yeah bought to boxes of Crack Chicken Seasonings to bring home to Cali!! I will be back when I visit my daughter in Lansing!

I wanted to stop and see what the hype was about. Well, it's your typical fish fry place you find…read morein the hood with the usual fried chicken, fish,okra, hush puppies.... I got the chicken wings and fried okra. I placed my order and waited 15 minutes to receive it. The chicken was fresh, hot and fried to perfection. The "crack season" which is lemon pepper seasoning is what primarily gives its flavor. The chicken itself had no flavor, so I wouldn't advised getting it without the crack seasoning. They put just the right amount on there, not too much or too little . Some places can go overboard due to the popularity of the season but that wasn't the case here. The okra was really good. They have a small section to purchase some ethics food items and a display full of desserts to choose from. You can even buy the crack seasoning as well. It's not dine in so you get your order to go but they do have a few chairs for waiting.

We visited Lansing, MI food establishment number 302 today - Beruit Kitchen in the Lansing Shuffle…read moreClub. While the whole menu, including some of the more traditional offerings (Kafta, shawarma, etc) looked amazing, I was quite curious to experience their take on a Gyro. Now Lansing has a lot of great Gyros, and we've tried a lot of them in our journey of eating at over 300 local places..... but I have to inform you all that today, my personal "Best Gyro in Lansing" slot changed hands. Many gyros are bread-heavy with the thicker pita breads, but I think what allowed this one to take my "best gyro" designation was really the thinner Lebanese-style pita bread, which made for the perfect compliment for the traditional gyro fillings, and the whole thing was cooked on a press until crunchy and served with a salad.

Flavor town population you!…read more I've been here a couple of times before and it was good but most recently...it was DELICIOUS! Also the service was great! Will be going more regularly.