Found these dudes at a farmers market. They were a little salesy seeming, stuff like "oregons best hummus. Try some. You hate cilantro? Try ours anyway, it'll change your mind." Friends - they lived up to every ounce of hype! We got the artichoke and garlic varieties and I can honestly say, it's the best hummus I've ever had. Like... not even close. Big, bold flavor and lots of garlic. I'm going to track these dudes down and buy a truckload. read more

This is the best hummus I've ever had in my entire life! A friend brought it to our campground and now I have to get to the source and stock up. read more

I was told I would be charged $6 for a hummus at the Beaverton Farmers Market (it was the end of the day and he needed to "sell this stuff or I would get fired") WHATEVER. I just checked my email receipt and not only was I charged full price, but I was also charged a small transaction free. No signage anywhere mentions this nor did the gentleman who sold me hummus. read more

They have the best hummus and pita chips, I'm sad. I moved away from Portland, but whenever I visit, I make sure I try to catch them.

Great food and service. This is a must stop. Their humus is the best I have ever eaten.

Fire-roasted garlic and chive is SO delicious. We will return to the farmer's market for more hummus

The hummus and chips are amazing, but the lack of price transparency will keep me from buying again. I was told all items are $7 apiece so I expected a $21 charge for three items. I was not offered a receipt for my cc transaction and the following day found out I was charged $22. I understand some places decide to add a credit card fee, but be upfront with people about that and give them the option to switch to cash if they can. read more

I know this is wild to say given the pretty solid reviews, but it's criminally underrated. The hummus is absolutely the best; I can't think of any healthy food I'd recommend more! read more

I wish I had better photo, but I can attest to how delicious their spicy babaganoish chipotle, tzatziki, fried chips, and their lemon basil hummus is. Best snack or quick work meal. Thank you Hummus stop for coming to the Hillsboro and Forest grove farmers markets. Otherwise I would have never discovered you. You have gained a new customer. read more

The Hummus Stop - The best snack ever. - Mediterranean Near Me - Portland, Oregon

The stars are for the product, which I can often find at farmers markets. However, I'm genuinely so confused by this location. It's really close to me, and I've tried to stop several times and have never seen it open (despite the hours posted showing open every time). I'm not sure if they just no longer offer in store business, but I wouldn't recommend going to the store unfortunately. The product is fantastic if you can find it out in the wild though! read more

The hummus is hands down the best but sadly you can't trust any online hours given on any site- they're all different too. I usually hit them up at the Farmers Market but got lucky when I drove by and they were open. read more

I've found them again! Remembered having their hummus a long long time ago back in California but never remembered what their name was until I stumblef upon them at the Beaverton Farmers Market. The hummus and pita bread were as good as always, especially when you toast the bread. Will definitely be back for more! read more

Hands down the best hummus I have ever had! So hard choosing which flavor I love the most. We can never get just one container of the pita chips either. 10/10 if you can find them at a farmers market don't walk past or you'll regret it. read more

This is easily the best hummus I have ever had! I got the cilantro jalapeño, garlic chive, and original. All three flavors were outstanding. You can taste how fresh it is and definitely don't skip out on getting homemade pita chips as well. Looking forward to getting more this weekend at the farmers market! read more

Excellent hummus and everything that they sell is delicious. I love the pita bread! Very friendly and hardworking people. I highly recommend the Hummus Stop! read more

They have the best tabbouleh salad. I also love the olives with chickpeas. Everything is fresh and flavorful.

Really liked the jalapeño hummus, Olive Salad, Pita and tzatziki sauce. For $25 I had fresh, plant based lunches all week. Just added chicken, beans, or frozen falafel. Even had left overs to dip chips and veggies in. Best part is, I grabbed this spread at the Hollywood farmers market and didn't have to prep all these things for only two people. Taste doesn't compare to store bought. Not by a long shot. This business seems like a casual, family run "stop" that is open when it is. Don't expect a polished business machine. It's more of an artisanal vibe. I purchased from a couple of young people who looked like their parents wandered off and couldn't answer questions. Fine with me. I like supporting small, family run operations. The quality is usually superior, as was the case here. Suggest you check them out at a local market if you love Mediterranean dips. Yay, Portland! read more

Truly some of the best hummus and pita bread you'll find in the States and I've had my fair share of hummus from different places. My only complaint is that I wish they had a location closer to us on the Oregon coast. The young man that is present at the Newport Famers Market for Hummus Stop is genuinely nice and helpful. read more

Once upon a time there lived a weird little boy and girl. They decided it would be a fun idea to go on a hummus diet. They were driving home one day and pulled over to heed the stop sign. The stop sign on The Hummus Stop that is. They went through the doors and a man eager to hand out samples greeted them. He was pushy about the samples, but not necessarily about making a sale. He seemed genuinely excited for others try his concoctions. The little boy and girl settled on a $5 bag of freshly made pita chips and a few different flavors of hummus (including a really good kalamata olive & chive one). They snuck these items home and gorged on this hummus diet approved dinner for the next three nights. It was delicious, hearty, and creamy. The boy began craving pizza and the hummus diet reached The End. read more

The person was very nice at the tillamook Saturday market and the sauce was fucking amazing

I need this hummus to be available to ship or even buy from local grocery stores. I have tried several flavors and varieties of The Hummus Stop hummus & spreads, and I am hooked. This is the most delicious hummus I have ever tasted. Sundried Tomato Basil, Lemon Basil, Avocado, & Roasted Red Pepper are delectable, but I cannot stop dreaming about the Artichoke hummus. Why is this so scrumptious?! It makes sense that The Hummus Stop makes bank at myriad Farmer's Market events. This is the freshest, tastiest hummus you can find! You've gotta track them down & try it for yourself. Future You will leap with joy. read more

Everything about and at this place is awesome! I've bought food from this place many times at various farmers markets around Portland and they have always been excellent. The ladies who've manned the booth may be a bit assertive for you to taste test but it just means that you get try everything they have before deciding to buy (which you likely would and should!). They have a collection of hummus's, tapenade, yogurts, and pita chips, and they are all super tasty. My personal favorite is the garlic hummus and pita chips, but their cilantro jalapeno and roasted red pepper are also exceptionally flavorful, rich, and creamy. Everything is homemade, fresh, and great for snacks or as part of a meal. The chips are great by themselves and range from hard and crunchy to fluffy and airy, so you get a nice variety of different textures and starkness. read more

Best. Hummus. Ever. The babaganoush hummus is my favorite, I need 100 tubs of it stocked at all times.

My daughter visited the farmer's market and brought home some lemon hummus. Amazing, definitely crave-worthy.

Hummus "Wars" I have written a couple of times about these two guys, Hummus Stop, and Baba Fresh (across Capitol Hwy from each other) slugging it out for hummus dominance in SW Portland. I am declaring a "winner" based on having visited both establishments several times. I am going with Baba Fresh. For one primary reason only. The Baba Fresh proprietor is a genuinely nice guy and always appreciates your business. The guys at Hummus Stop in the same regard? Not so nice. A bit heavy-handed on the sales end, and really pushy. And while hospitality alone is enough to put Baba Fresh on top for me, one can't ignore the primary reason for visiting one of these establishments - quality and taste of the food. I am sure there are many regional variations of preparing hummus and pita, but I prefer the products at Baba. The hummus is smoother and creamier than Hummus Stop, and the pita prepared in the traditional manner that I am personally used to. I was especially unhappy with the Hummus Stop's pita chips, which is one of their signature items. If you have ever been in the Southern US and eaten fresh crackling? Hummus Stop's chips remind me of that. Thick, kinda tough, with an oily taste. Not so hot. When you are traveling out near PCC Sylvania, and are in the mood for a little bite, or a fancy coffee, don't stop at Hummus Stop, but I suggest you check out Baba Fresh. read more

Great hummus but never open! We call every week and no answer! Wish they sold it at a local store.

-although their website states Saturday hours 10-7 and I have been by their shop several times to find the lights out, a locked door, & signage confirming hours of operation....They were at the Multnomah Village Farmers Market n Friday & informed me that they are NOT open on weekends. Point of my review: I searched for them and their fanfreakingtastic hummus!! Roasted garlic, roasted red pepper or lemon basil. You won't be disappointed! read more

Be warned of the addicting nature of the pita chips. I made the mistake of putting these crispy, light chips with equally grand hummus on the table as an appetizer. Within a few minutes, we were into the second bag and the reserve hummus. Eventually, there was no need to cook--we just ate the salad and basked in all the slightly greasy carbs we had consumed. Sadly, this isn't near my beaten path any more, but it is worth a 10 minute swing to get a treat for my family. The counter intelligence is nothing short of joyful--they really want you to sample and enjoy their products. Hard not to have fun here. read more

I stopped here on a whim when I got off work today and I'm so glad I did! They just have chips, hummus, tzaziki dips and pitas, BUT that was enough for my dinner tonight! I got three different kinds of hummus and the owner threw in a fourth for free. They were all so creamy and delicious. Perfect blend of herbs and spices in all of the dips and on the chips. I will definitely be back here. read more

The Hummus Stop - Mediterranean Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Green olive basil garlic spread is added secret for my home gyro ! Their homemade pita breads and chips are so tasty as well. read more

The Hummus Stop - Mediterranean Near Me - Portland, Oregon

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Was itchin' for some hummus and discovered this thanks to Yelp. When you walk in- it's basically their kitchen- it was kinda weird because I didn't know what to do or I felt like I shouldn't have been there. Someone came out from a corner seat and helped me. He pointed to the hummus filled frig and recommended different flavors which ranges from eggplant, bell pepper, artichoke and some spicy one. I got 3 hummus, a bag of pita and pita chips =$25 One item is $6 but buy 5 for $25 Good smooth hummus! I pref the chips over the reg bread because it's super crispy and sprinkled with flavor (salt pepper and greens) read more

Does anyone know if their pita bread and chips are dairy-free and butter free by chance? Thanks!

As my fellow yelp followers know, I'm a Baristadors fanatic (thank God for Stumptown!) One night I figured I would drop in, because I knew it would be a while before I find myself at PCC again. When I arrived, I parked right in front of The Hummus Stop, which is next door to Barisadors. As I sipped my delicately made white mocha for a few hours, it was time to leave. Right as I walked out the door, a man out front of Hummus Stop invited me in for free samples. When I heard the word free, my sense of direction toward the car was redirected toward Hummus Stop's door, also it didn't help matters that my stomach was very hungry! Right away the Middle Eastern/Amercian gentleman was squeezing hummus of all flavors onto freshly made pita bread. Keep in mind I'm just a country boy at heart and haven't had much hummus in my life, beside from what I've ate at McMen's. Standing there I'm feeling bad for parking outside their business for hours, and then I'm thinking they must be going through hard times to be welcoming coffee addicts into trying out some hummus so forwardly. After trying all the flavors in front of me, my taste buds begin to take over. My train of thought goes from resisting the man's sales tatics to, this hummus is just too damn delicious! There's a reason this tiny treasure has five stars overall, and just like Baristadors, small and unheard of by most, the customers who know of these places feel a special connection and can enjoy their coffee and hummus for the taste and not for convenience. The price for the hummus is also cheap, two units has lasted me two weeks, and that's $5 a unit. They usually only accept cash, they have a weak internet connection and it's difficult for them to use cards, even though my card was accepted. The owner's name is Muhammad and he is a very courteous and respectful man. He even offered me a part time job. The Hummus Stop is worth stopping by with out a doubt. Just be careful because there is a business across the street that sales hummus, and they have been known to tell customers they are The Hummus Stop. read more

The new hummus mecca of Portland has arrived, and it is on Capitol Hwy. Go figure. I wanted some tabbouleh, and unfortunately they had sold out. Rather than feel disappointed, I took it as a sign that they must be doing something right if their stuff was selling. The owner proclaimed to me that he had 16 flavors of hummus, and I'm pretty sure he wasn't going to let me leave until I tried at least half of them. I don't remember how many flavors I put in my mouth, but it was like a 4th of July, multi-boom theatrical flavor explosion. I left with 3 flavors, and will be back for more. My favs so far: Baba ganoush hummus (lovely roasted eggplant flavor), spicy harissa hummus (never seen such a brilliant idea), and roasted garlic and chive (nom nom nom). The gentleman was running a special, so you should visit them, support a local business, and enter the holy land of hummus. read more

Yes, The Hummus Stop is that good. I have tried several kinds of hummus and they were all terrific. "Kalamata Olives & Chives" is amazing. The falafel was flavorful and a had perfect consistency. They seem to take fresh very seriously here and it is obvious in every bite. Everything is made daily. The prices are reasonable. They offer some quantity deals so its better to stock up. Best of all -- free samples are happily offered. You never need to buy anything here without trying it first. Keep in mind that this is a store/deli, not a restaurant -- no tables, no falafel sandwiches, no meza plates. And, it is cash only. read more

I love it when a business knows what it is good at and does just that! To many places try to jam their menus with foods they cant handle. The guys here are clean and the - stop and shop - is a great addition to the neighborhood. Their name says it all! read more

I just stumbled upon this store at the Oregon City Farmer's Market. I sampled EVERY item offered and found nothing that I didn't love. I even fell in love with the roasted red pepper hummus and I don't even like red peppers! I ended up buying a pack of their freshly made pita bread, and three different dips; avocado and cilantro hummus, baba ganoush and tabbouleh. All this for $19. Worth every penny. Capitol Highway is not on any of my typical routes so this is definitely going to have to be a destination store after the Farmer's Market closes in October. I don't know when I started to like mediterranean food. I think it just started to grow on me and I'm starting to get a lot more unwanted facial hair (not that any facial hair is wanted by me) these days. Any connection? read more

FYI: This review was written by my Mother and posted as me. I agree with her comments however... hummus stop is the BOMB! I was never much of a hummus fan until I sampled this at the Cannon Beach Farmer's Market. Amazing stuff!!! I ended up buying 9 containers for myself, my daughter, and a neighbor. Took it to a friend's BBQ and everyone raved about it. If you are in Cannon Beach on a Tuesday afternoon, be sure to stop by the Farmer's Market and stock up on this, you will not regret it. Otherwise you can get it at their store in Portland. read more

This place is delightful. I would stop by here on my way home from PCC every couple weeks and stock up on fresh pita chips, hummus and the occasional Taboule. They are VERY generous with their samples. Definitely the best hummus I have ever had. Unfortunately I have switched campuses and will not be in that area very often, but I will make every excuse to stop by when I can. The only con I can think of is their hours are kind of unpredictable, and not listed. I would stop by at noon on a Tuesday, and they would be closed. read more

If you like hummus and foods of that ilk, definitely try the Hummus Stop. I've been meaning to check them out and finally got an opportunity today. I was immediately greeted and given a few samples of their many hummus varieties, all of which were Count Dankula (which I believe is the highest rating on my Dank Scale...I'll double check and get back to you on that). Basically I ended up wanting one of everything. After some pondering by yours truly, and some explanations by the very friendly and helpful salesperson, I grabbed the black bean chipotle hummus, artichoke salad, stuffed grape leaves and a bag of whole wheat pita. When I got home I opened the artichoke salad and started eating...I could not stop until it was gone. At that point I didn't have much room but I still managed to down a pita with hummus and one of the grape leaves. Excellent on all counts. I'm pretty sure I would have paid at least the same amount at the grocery store for stuff that wouldn't be nearly the same quality. Also it's very handy, healthy and quick. So now the Hummus Stop is going to be a regular stop for me. read more