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This has been on my list of places to try for a while, and glad I finally did. The place is small and hidden, but you gotta follow the Lebanese flag to the door down the alley. You see the staff cooking and can either take out or dine in. I tried the chicken shawarma sandwich and it was delicious! The lentil soup was the perfect starter. It never hurts to end it with a great baklawa. Friendly staff!
Yummy food and super kind staff, they even gave us free app and dessert ! A little outdoor seating and some indoor seating, pretty cool watching them cook everything
Wally's, a Lebanese spot hidden in Emeryville, truly is a gem! We decided to stop by after about 15 years since our last visit, and as someone who is Lebanese and grew up around Lebanese family, it felt like a wonderful taste of home. We started with the complimentary lentil soup, which was flavorful and comforting. I ordered the hummus and falafel. The hummus was light and delicious, and the falafel was the best I've ever had! It was fried to order and so crispy and hot that I've been thinking about it ever since. My family ordered the Greek salad, chicken pomegranate plate, and the berry mint lemonade, and we enjoyed all of it. We even found ourselves talking about my Lebanese grandmother, who passed away three years ago, and it was nice to feel brought together by the food. As a Disney nerd, I also love that WALL-E is named after Wally's! There's even a poster paying tribute to the film. My one drawback with this spot is the ambiance. While the staff was extremely friendly, there is very minimal seating, and it's attached to a bar. It's definitely loud and not the most family-friendly, so I would recommend ordering delivery or takeout. We actually ended up DoorDashing it for dinner the next day because it was that good! We will definitely be back!
This is absolutely the best Mediterranean food in the area. Extremely generous portions and everything is super tasty. Got the chicken shawarma plate and the gyro wrap. Both were very good but the wrap was a bit too messy to eat and oily. The chicken is very well seasoned and not dry at all and the rice is so flavorful. There's a few seats at the counter inside and two tables outside. They give you lentil soup and baklava with your meal so you really get a three course meal! I don't usually like baklava as it's always sickly sweet and drenched in syrup but this was the best baklava I've ever had!! It wasn't too sweet but so crunchy, buttery and delicious. Will definitely be coming back but I just wish they were open on Sundays!
4.5 stars $25.38 for Moroccan mint lemonade, lamb beef gyro, and a side of fried onion rings. Free lentil soup starter and home made baklava was just so welcome and unexpected, it made me instantly like this place. The gyro was fine but I would have wanted it more intensely seasoned. The lentil soup was delicious as was the lemonade and baklava. The service was 5 stars.
We planned to try Oasis Kitchen, but when we arrived it was closed for painting and there was no notice on their website. To avoid a wasted drive from the South Bay, we went to Wally's Cafe instead. Wally's food was delicious, in my opinion, and the meal was prepared by non Middle Eastern; some family members who lived in Saudi had expected spit-roasted meat and a more traditional Middle Eastern presentation. If you want authentic rotisserie-style shawarma and a Middle Eastern cooking style, this might not meet that expectation, but if you're after tasty food and a solid fallback after a surprise closure, Wally's is a good choice IMO.
A little confusing to get to because it's in an alley but it's next to a bar. There's some outside seating in the alley leading to the entrance of the restaurant. Inside it's cozy and there's a U-shaped counter around the kitchen. We ordered on an iPad and sat at the counter. We immediately were given a small bowl of lentil soup. It was okay. The mint lemonade was definitely my favorite. Very refreshing. Our entrees came out and the portions were huge! The veggie sampler had a good variety and everything was super fresh. The rice on the combo plate was fluffy but the winner of the night was the pomegranate chicken. It had like a sweet taste to it but it wasn't overpowering. I loved that I had leftovers and they reheated nicely the next day. The baklava was stale in our opinion. It definitely needed improvement. There was a private party at the bar next door and they were doing karaoke so it was loud and a bit chaotic because the door is shared and was opened between the two establishments. I did notice there was a lot of to go orders.
Good food. Not good value. And poor attention to service/order checking. Ambiance is ok. Unless you sit at the counter, this is a place with no real service other than food prep as everything is on the iPad order/pay model. As we ordered to go, there was no human interaction until the food was handed to us. The person handing us our bag was pleasant enough. First the Good: The food was delicious. We ordered a vegetarian platter/sampler which gave a small portion of all their veggie hits (2 dolma, 2 falafel, hummus, baba ganoush, tabbouleh salad, 2 small Kalamata olives, and salad) + 2 extra sauces; the lamb kebab plate (2 lamb skewers, subbed salad instead of rice, and tzatziki sauce). Both came with a side of warm pita, and a small container of lentil soup. Finally, I also ordered a side of fries. We were handed our food in a bag and took our bag to go so we could eat at home. I loved the variety on the veggie platter. Everything tasted fresh and had distinct flavors. Seasoning was on point from the dolma to the falafel to the dips. Tabouleh salad was more parsley than bulgur, and a little wetter than I like, but still good. Pita definitely came in handy with the dips. Portions weren't huge, but I was full from my dinner. Didn't even touch the lentil soup. Husband similarly liked his skewered lamb. It was well flavored, albeit a little chewier/drier than he prefers. But it wasn't tough. His mixed salad instead of rice was same as mine, and he enjoyed it. Now the Bad: Bad Thing #1 The place was NOT busy when we arrived at about 730pm. Only one other customer was there waiting. When our order was ready, it was already bagged so we picked it up and headed back home. When we sat to eat, there were no fries in the bag. Something like that is super frustrating. Normally I would shrug it off, but my frustration was compounded by Bad Thing #2. Bad Thing #2 Two dinner plates + fries + tip rang in at $80.25 ($63.95 subtotal + tax + a $10 tip). I feel like I ate well. But I don't feel like either of our plates was in the $30 per plate range. Mine was all veggies. Husband's subbed salad for what I would presume to be the more expensive rice pilaf didn't come with a price adjustment. And then there's the missing $6.00 fries. I hate the feeling of enjoying the food but then feeling angry about the value (especially in this economy) and the crappy customer service in not double checking the order. Yeah, I saw the prices while ordering and could have just not ordered and gone somewhere else. Hindsight is 20:20. I just can't make the math math on the value proposition with this take out model. And before someone barks about the labor and service bundled into the prices, I'll point out again that there's no customer service beyond handing you a bag of food at the end. No greeting, no customer interaction. Just an iPad instead of a server and a bag handover thats not even cross-checked. I really wanted to like this place but the combos of bad #1 & #2 on my first visit overshadow the good. There are other options.
Decent food, not amazing, but great service and huge portions. I'm all about flavor and I felt that the lamb was too try and so was the falafel. The salad was plain and so were the side veggies. They had an old school diner feel about this place. I just don't think the flavor profile is what I'm looking for. I like spices and flavorful meat that's easy to chew and creamy and good tasting hummus and side dishes and I didn't find that here. I couldn't drink their overly salted complimentary veggie soup either. I can see why people give this 4 stars because of the portions, but this place a place I'd come back to. 3 stars for average.
If you want, are you feeling and delicious meal, This is the spot. This place is very unassuming, but it serves one of the best Mediterranean dishes ever. The the workers are very nice too and would serve you dessert and complimentary lentil soup in the beginning that are extremely delicious. Their plates are so big, You can probably feed two people... If I were in the area I would go here all the time!
My God, my first time here and tried the Chicken Gyro, it was sooooo delicious! Super filling and no greedy portion! I will be back soon! Thank you to the Chef, I am so glad I found a truly yummy Shawarma spot! I loooooved the complimentary lentil soup in the beginning and as dessert their baklava! There's no other place that does this today! I plan to be back with my fam soon! (Its always my Latinos cooking in the kitchen-- gracias, por ustedes) Much love!
After hearing so much positive feedback about Wally's, I was excited to try! I went with a friend for dinner, and we had a good experience. At first, we had a walk around the block to find the restaurant, but when we did, it was a good hole in the wall area! The place itself is fairly small with not a lot of seating. Luckily, when we came, there was no line and we placed our order on the kiosk. I got the Grilled Chicken Shawarma and it was okay. I felt like the overall flavor was fine, but it was not a special wrap. I wonder if their plate dishes would be better. The lentil soup was hearty, however, and their baba ganoush was fine. In my opinion, the baba ganoush tasted a little burnt? or too charred for my liking. Regardless, I had a fine experience and would not mind coming back to try a different dish.
30 days ago
I have a thing for hole-in-the-wall restaurants in the truest sense. The focus is almost entirely on food, no fuss it's so to the point, and usually there are one or two things that are so good they explain why the place has a following. Wally's Cafe fits that description perfectly. You walk down a nondescript alley lined with flags to a simple counter, two tables outside, and the sound of the grill sizzling in the back. The first surprise was a complimentary lentil soup, garlicky and comforting, with little bits of rice running through it. But the beef shawarma wrap was easily the best part of the meal. The wrap came hot and toasted, packed with juicy pieces of beef with properly charred edges, tahini, tzatziki, onions and tomatoes. Dipped into the toum, every bite had that great combination of char, garlic, acidity, creaminess and freshness. I know a lot of people get Wally's to go, but I genuinely don't understand why. This is something to eat IMMIDIATELY, while the bread is still warm and the meat has just come off the grill. The chicken pomegranate wrap was good, but more similar to wraps I've had elsewhere and didn't have quite the same layering of flavors. Was hoping for more. And finally, complimentary baklava. Crispy, filled with pistachio and almond, and best of all, not soaked in sugar syrup. That's what I like about a real hole in the wall, a small menu, no distractions, and one thing good enough to make the whole trip worthwhile. At Wally's, it's the beef shawarma. read more
I ordered a Chicken & Beef Shawarma Combo for takeout I was trying to find the best mediterranean eatery in the last several weeks in the east bay and I might've found the winner. Absolute hole in the wall banger. It's great value for the pricing and it did well for my mediterranean diet. I would recommend ordering online for takeout ahead of time because sometimes it does get busy. Chicken & Beef Shawarma Combo 5/5 Like I said absolute banger for flavor and value. The combo plate comes with nicely baked Flat Bread, Lentil Soup and a Salad. The sauces are delicious and a great compliment to the protein. The chicken and beef are so tender that you can easily devour everything is minutes. Portion size is huge and you could definitely feed 2 people with one order. I only ate half and saved the rest for the next day. I'm definitely coming back as a regular. Highly recommend getting your shawarma fix here. read more
This has been on my list of places to try for a while, and glad I finally did. The place is small and hidden, but you gotta follow the Lebanese flag to the door down the alley. You see the staff cooking and can either take out or dine in. I tried the chicken shawarma sandwich and it was delicious! The lentil soup was the perfect starter. It never hurts to end it with a great baklawa. Friendly staff! read more
5 months ago
Yummy food and super kind staff, they even gave us free app and dessert ! A little outdoor seating and some indoor seating, pretty cool watching them cook everything read more
Wally's, a Lebanese spot hidden in Emeryville, truly is a gem! We decided to stop by after about 15 years since our last visit, and as someone who is Lebanese and grew up around Lebanese family, it felt like a wonderful taste of home. We started with the complimentary lentil soup, which was flavorful and comforting. I ordered the hummus and falafel. The hummus was light and delicious, and the falafel was the best I've ever had! It was fried to order and so crispy and hot that I've been thinking about it ever since. My family ordered the Greek salad, chicken pomegranate plate, and the berry mint lemonade, and we enjoyed all of it. We even found ourselves talking about my Lebanese grandmother, who passed away three years ago, and it was nice to feel brought together by the food. As a Disney nerd, I also love that WALL-E is named after Wally's! There's even a poster paying tribute to the film. My one drawback with this spot is the ambiance. While the staff was extremely friendly, there is very minimal seating, and it's attached to a bar. It's definitely loud and not the most family-friendly, so I would recommend ordering delivery or takeout. We actually ended up DoorDashing it for dinner the next day because it was that good! We will definitely be back! read more
3 months ago
This is absolutely the best Mediterranean food in the area. Extremely generous portions and everything is super tasty. Got the chicken shawarma plate and the gyro wrap. Both were very good but the wrap was a bit too messy to eat and oily. The chicken is very well seasoned and not dry at all and the rice is so flavorful. There's a few seats at the counter inside and two tables outside. They give you lentil soup and baklava with your meal so you really get a three course meal! I don't usually like baklava as it's always sickly sweet and drenched in syrup but this was the best baklava I've ever had!! It wasn't too sweet but so crunchy, buttery and delicious. Will definitely be coming back but I just wish they were open on Sundays! read more
3 months ago
4.5 stars $25.38 for Moroccan mint lemonade, lamb beef gyro, and a side of fried onion rings. Free lentil soup starter and home made baklava was just so welcome and unexpected, it made me instantly like this place. The gyro was fine but I would have wanted it more intensely seasoned. The lentil soup was delicious as was the lemonade and baklava. The service was 5 stars. read more
We planned to try Oasis Kitchen, but when we arrived it was closed for painting and there was no notice on their website. To avoid a wasted drive from the South Bay, we went to Wally's Cafe instead. Wally's food was delicious, in my opinion, and the meal was prepared by non Middle Eastern; some family members who lived in Saudi had expected spit-roasted meat and a more traditional Middle Eastern presentation. If you want authentic rotisserie-style shawarma and a Middle Eastern cooking style, this might not meet that expectation, but if you're after tasty food and a solid fallback after a surprise closure, Wally's is a good choice IMO. read more
9 months ago
A little confusing to get to because it's in an alley but it's next to a bar. There's some outside seating in the alley leading to the entrance of the restaurant. Inside it's cozy and there's a U-shaped counter around the kitchen. We ordered on an iPad and sat at the counter. We immediately were given a small bowl of lentil soup. It was okay. The mint lemonade was definitely my favorite. Very refreshing. Our entrees came out and the portions were huge! The veggie sampler had a good variety and everything was super fresh. The rice on the combo plate was fluffy but the winner of the night was the pomegranate chicken. It had like a sweet taste to it but it wasn't overpowering. I loved that I had leftovers and they reheated nicely the next day. The baklava was stale in our opinion. It definitely needed improvement. There was a private party at the bar next door and they were doing karaoke so it was loud and a bit chaotic because the door is shared and was opened between the two establishments. I did notice there was a lot of to go orders. read more
Good food. Not good value. And poor attention to service/order checking. Ambiance is ok. Unless you sit at the counter, this is a place with no real service other than food prep as everything is on the iPad order/pay model. As we ordered to go, there was no human interaction until the food was handed to us. The person handing us our bag was pleasant enough. First the Good: The food was delicious. We ordered a vegetarian platter/sampler which gave a small portion of all their veggie hits (2 dolma, 2 falafel, hummus, baba ganoush, tabbouleh salad, 2 small Kalamata olives, and salad) + 2 extra sauces; the lamb kebab plate (2 lamb skewers, subbed salad instead of rice, and tzatziki sauce). Both came with a side of warm pita, and a small container of lentil soup. Finally, I also ordered a side of fries. We were handed our food in a bag and took our bag to go so we could eat at home. I loved the variety on the veggie platter. Everything tasted fresh and had distinct flavors. Seasoning was on point from the dolma to the falafel to the dips. Tabouleh salad was more parsley than bulgur, and a little wetter than I like, but still good. Pita definitely came in handy with the dips. Portions weren't huge, but I was full from my dinner. Didn't even touch the lentil soup. Husband similarly liked his skewered lamb. It was well flavored, albeit a little chewier/drier than he prefers. But it wasn't tough. His mixed salad instead of rice was same as mine, and he enjoyed it. Now the Bad: Bad Thing #1 The place was NOT busy when we arrived at about 730pm. Only one other customer was there waiting. When our order was ready, it was already bagged so we picked it up and headed back home. When we sat to eat, there were no fries in the bag. Something like that is super frustrating. Normally I would shrug it off, but my frustration was compounded by Bad Thing #2. Bad Thing #2 Two dinner plates + fries + tip rang in at $80.25 ($63.95 subtotal + tax + a $10 tip). I feel like I ate well. But I don't feel like either of our plates was in the $30 per plate range. Mine was all veggies. Husband's subbed salad for what I would presume to be the more expensive rice pilaf didn't come with a price adjustment. And then there's the missing $6.00 fries. I hate the feeling of enjoying the food but then feeling angry about the value (especially in this economy) and the crappy customer service in not double checking the order. Yeah, I saw the prices while ordering and could have just not ordered and gone somewhere else. Hindsight is 20:20. I just can't make the math math on the value proposition with this take out model. And before someone barks about the labor and service bundled into the prices, I'll point out again that there's no customer service beyond handing you a bag of food at the end. No greeting, no customer interaction. Just an iPad instead of a server and a bag handover thats not even cross-checked. I really wanted to like this place but the combos of bad #1 & #2 on my first visit overshadow the good. There are other options. read more
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7 days ago
Decent food, not amazing, but great service and huge portions. I'm all about flavor and I felt that the lamb was too try and so was the falafel. The salad was plain and so were the side veggies. They had an old school diner feel about this place. I just don't think the flavor profile is what I'm looking for. I like spices and flavorful meat that's easy to chew and creamy and good tasting hummus and side dishes and I didn't find that here. I couldn't drink their overly salted complimentary veggie soup either. I can see why people give this 4 stars because of the portions, but this place a place I'd come back to. 3 stars for average. read more
If you want, are you feeling and delicious meal, This is the spot. This place is very unassuming, but it serves one of the best Mediterranean dishes ever. The the workers are very nice too and would serve you dessert and complimentary lentil soup in the beginning that are extremely delicious. Their plates are so big, You can probably feed two people... If I were in the area I would go here all the time! read more
1 month ago
My God, my first time here and tried the Chicken Gyro, it was sooooo delicious! Super filling and no greedy portion! I will be back soon! Thank you to the Chef, I am so glad I found a truly yummy Shawarma spot! I loooooved the complimentary lentil soup in the beginning and as dessert their baklava! There's no other place that does this today! I plan to be back with my fam soon! (Its always my Latinos cooking in the kitchen-- gracias, por ustedes) Much love! read more
After hearing so much positive feedback about Wally's, I was excited to try! I went with a friend for dinner, and we had a good experience. At first, we had a walk around the block to find the restaurant, but when we did, it was a good hole in the wall area! The place itself is fairly small with not a lot of seating. Luckily, when we came, there was no line and we placed our order on the kiosk. I got the Grilled Chicken Shawarma and it was okay. I felt like the overall flavor was fine, but it was not a special wrap. I wonder if their plate dishes would be better. The lentil soup was hearty, however, and their baba ganoush was fine. In my opinion, the baba ganoush tasted a little burnt? or too charred for my liking. Regardless, I had a fine experience and would not mind coming back to try a different dish. read more
9 months ago
I had to give this a try after seeing all the positive recognitions here! It's a literal hole in the wall, so good thing I looked up the exact location beforehand. But once inside, there's plenty of counter seats, and you can now order on a tablet and pay with card. I ordered a chicken shawarma wrap ($13.99). The price seems about average for the area, but I was surprised to also receive a complimentary lentil soup and piece of baklava! The homemade baklava was nice in particular. As for the chicken shawarma wrap, I actually wish they went heavier on the garlic sauce - it's my favorite part haha. The flavors in the chicken itself were different from what I was expecting or used to, but very flavorful nonetheless. I personally prefer the style at Shawarmaji in Oakland, which is more similar to most other shawarmas I've had. Perhaps it's a different regional flavor? Either way, I still think this is a great value lunch spot to try! read more
4 months ago
Food is amazing!!!! Definitely will be coming back! You taste all the flavors in each bite! You definitely get your money worth! I highly recommend this hidden gem in the bay! read more
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This spot is a hole in the wall! Upon walking in you order on a tablet and then take a seat around the island. The server was so kind, and gave us complementary lentil soup & baklava! * Lentil Soup - 7/10 (my first time trying lentil soup, very hearty) * Beef & Lamb Gyros Wrap - 7.5/10 (i think the wrap came together really well. the beef and lamb gyro was tasty, but nothing too special in my opinion. i liked how fluffy the pita bread was & i appreciated the amount of lettuce given. the tzatziki sauce added a good amount of acidity & the ratio was good) * Baba Ghannouj - 8/10 (i liked how light the dip was & the roasted eggplant flavor really shined through. however, i am not a fan of the pita bread that was given to dip with. it was dry & not the fluffy pita i usually prefer) * Homemade Baklava - 7.3/10 (i liked how light & airy the layers were, but i do wish there was more filling since it was a bit dry) Overall, the service was nice & the portions are generous for the price! Glad we tried it, but I do think this place is average for good Mediterranean/Greek food. read more
9 months ago
Wally's Café was incredible. I loved everything about this place. The lemonades were so refreshing, the soup was comforting, and the baklava was perfect. And the hummus... genuinely the best hummus I've ever had in my life. Bri, I'm not kidding, it was unreal. We ordered the pomegranate chicken, the regular chicken, and the beef shawarma, and every single dish was amazing. Everything was flavorful, fresh, and done so well. The space itself feels kind of random in the best way, like you're inside someone's kitchen, which honestly makes it feel even more special and homey. And the fact that this spot is ranked #6 on Yelp in the entire country is actually wild. Right in our backyard. A GEM! read more
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Hidden Gem! Wally's Café is absolutely fantastic! One of the best falafels I've ever had in my life, perfectly crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The place is small and cozy, but the service is warm, welcoming, and full of heart. You can really tell they care about their food and their customers. Don't miss the lentil soup -- it's delicious and full of flavor! Everything here feels homemade and made with love. Definitely one of those little spots you'll want to come back to again and again. read more
6 months ago
It was a fantastic café! The shawarma was absolutely delicious. The portion was very large! They also treated us to lentil soup and baklava at no extra charge, which was such a nice touch. I'd definitely come back again! read more
Wally's always hits. This Wally's location is super small compared to the roseville location, with only the counter/bar having 12 seats and 2-3 tables outside. Super obscure spot, connected to a bar. We ordered on a kiosk, and the food started coming out quickly. They let us turn on the lamp outside to stay warm as well which was very nice. I got the combo plate with beef shawarma and the pomegranate chicken for $22. It comes with lentil soup and baklava. Plate was great, the rice seemed a little greasier at this location. The chicken was super good, I usually prefer beef over chicken but this chicken was amazing. Beef shawarma was really good as well. read more
2 years ago
LOVE Wally's! Feels like a mom and pop shop with huge portions and affordable prices. There is limited seating at this location so would recommend takeout here. My friend and I shared a chicken shawarma plate and some babaganoush and could not finish! Everything was so flavorful and delicious. They even gave us some lentil soup and baklava on the house! read more
6 months ago
The food is amazing. I had the kofta kabobs and the flavors meshed so well together, there were spices that I've never tasted together, thinking I've already tried all the combinations (I'm Pakistani/Afghani). My wife ordered the beef shawarma plate, which also looked amazing. I had a bite of hers, and with the tomatos they cooked with the beef, it was also flavorful (though, I preferred my kofta more). The service was great. The restaurant is a cute one, with the seating being a bar-style and the cooks right behind the counter. The servers gave me and my wife complimentary lentil soup--which tasted great! I've gotta figure out how to recreate it at home, hahaha. They also surprised my wife and I with baklava at the end of our meal. The flavors here are no doubt some of the best middle-eastern food in the Bay. 5/5. Workers were also super sweet. I didn't catch their names, but we went on 4/14/26, the deserve praise for their kindness. :) read more
Ordered the gyro wrap with a side of onion rings and fries. My friend ordered the chicken plate and that portion was huge. They gave us soup and dessert with our meal. Service was pretty good, we got seated once we entered, and got to order on an iPad. Vibes are pretty casual, Would definitely come back again. read more
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3900 San Pablo Ave
Emeryville, CA 94608
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Is chop chop chicken liver no longer being served?
Not available online, in store only!
What is the address?Address?
3900 San Pablo Ave, Emeryville. When you arrive to this address, you'll find us in the back of the building behind the Bank Club Cafe.
Do you take reservations? Is your restaurant takeout only?
Hi Bonni, we do not take reservations. We do offer dine-in on our counter style seating.
Are there sit-down tables in Wally's?
Yes diner style tops no tables inside but bench tables outside
Is it easy to find parking?
Hi Elle, there is limited street parking right infront of our building. There is also more parking space available right across the street near Pak n Save. I hope that helps.
Is it still cash only? I heard they're getting a new POS system.
Hi Suzie, we currently accept CC payments through our website for delivery and pickup orders
Does Wally's serve garlic sauce? All the Mid-eastern restaurants in the Detroit area serve white garlic sauce with their food. For some reason, I never see it here.
Hi Sue, we definitely have garlic sauce. We offer it with all of our chicken plates and sandwiches. Also, we just updated our website to allow you to add it as an extra side to any plate or sandwich you order. Please let me know if you have any…
If y'all are closing at 8 regularly why not update your Yelp page hours?
Are there gluten free options here?
They have a really good chicken salad that I assume would be gluten-free.
Does this place have an atm in it?
I believe there's an ATM in the bar next door that most people are directed to.
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