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    Wild Fig

    3.3 (187 reviews)
    ModerateTurkish
    Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed

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    Salad & Rice
    Danny B.

    I love wild fig, to me it's like a healthy chipotle bowl. Every-time I go I get rice & salad bowl with double steak, double spicy feta, purple cabbage, with tomatoes & cucumbers. The stores ambience is really pleasant & welcoming for comfort food. Every time I order my food is ready within minutes.

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    Terry B.

    This is a favorite stop on our way back from northern Queens. The staff is unusually pleasant and the food is quite generous. I'd like to see another meat offering such as lamb, as I find their meatballs to be rather hard. A good vibe and an attractive eating area, also a plus. Enthusiastically recommended.

    Falafel rice bowl
    Cecilia T.

    This will probably be my first and last time here. Did a mobile order for 2 falafel rice bowls for my friend and I. You can only choose 4 toppings on the app whereas if you order in store, it's unlimited toppings. I arrived 30 minutes after I placed my order around 11:30 and my food wasn't ready nor made yet. The service was slow and staff were not very friendly. Don't expect smiles and greetings. The (baked) falafel was hard, tasteless and dry, it was almost inedible. We just ate the bulgar rice with the chickpea salad and hummus. The flatbread was ok. All I can say is, what a disappointing lunch. For $12 a bowl, I think I'm better off getting a steak burrito bowl with guacamole from Chipotle. Imo, not worth trying.

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    Jeannie T.

    The service was a little less enthusiastic but the food was decent. The space itself and self serve drink station was clean and the store appearance was tidy and spacious. I came by at an off time, around 3:30pm for a late lunch. My friend ordered a sandwich (custom) with dressing on the side. I ordered the chicken, spinach, red onion and mozzarella piada. What I find confusing is this - the piada they served me with was the one on display. They picked it up and put it on the fiery oven that was baking other breads and piada's. So why not make me a fresh one? I didn't complain since I was very hungry and without seeing someone else order this, I had no basis to compare it to. Then as I was dining in, sure enough someone else finally ordered a piada and they were given a fresh one. So what gives? I'm not sure why I got the display version. Ingredients look fresh and they even offer beer and wine. Limited vegan options and definitely sell baklava. But what they don't sell is anything fig. I don't get it...

    Mediterranean chicken salad
    Louise F.

    It's a pita they forgot our pita chips as well as not including my selected protein, chicken meatballs. Instead I got chicken chunks in my build a salad. Other than that this rating would have been a solid 4.5. You pick a base, protein, 4 sides and then 2 sauces. Wild Fig does direct delivery and as requested left the food at the front door. We received an immediate order confirmation and not too longer after a delivery schedule. From the time the order was placed to time it arrived at the front door wasn't more than 30 minutes. As I said too bad they didn't give us the pita chips we paid for (only $2) and substituted the chicken. We ordered online so clicked the correct boxes so there should have been little room for error. The Pomegranate vinaigrette was ok, it was the tahini sauce that really pushed the salad to next level good. One of my sides was the chick pea salad which was delicious. All sides are added on top of the base and protein. Sauces are delivered in small plastic cups on the side. I did like the salad and if I lived in Long Island I would order often from them. Alas, I don't so not sure I'd have the pleasure of eating the salad again. My friend really enjoyed her Greek chicken salad, came as ordered. Soft and pillowy, Homemade Pita bread accompanied both salads. While we ordered salad to keep our lunch on the light side we couldn't resist eating the pita. It was so good dunked in the tahini sauce. They did not skimp on the base, protein, sides or sauces.

    Rice plate (beef, chick peas, banana pepper, cucumber & tomato, onions)
    Jesse Y.

    Fresh bowls or Pita with a Mediterranean flair. You can pick and choose your desired toppings and they're all fresh, vibrant and flavorful however a bit pricier than Chipotle and similar restaurants. You get what you pay. Trust me, their portions are very generous. This location is very clean with decent sized parking lot.

    Chicken bowl
    Sita P.

    I love Wild Fig, I used to frequent this location when I worked in the area. Happy the are expanding. Food is fresh, large portions. Lots of variety. Definitely worth the price, approx $14 for a bowl, served with Pita. My favorite is the chicken, the beef meatballs are also very good. Quick service.

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