No considerations to posted hours of service. If you happen to catch them open you may want to also…read moreinvest in a lottery ticket. It's super difficult to support local businesses when they are not open during the posted hours of operation. I made a trip just to find out they didn't bother to show up.

First time trying a gyro. The gentleman who took my order was nice and the food was really good. My…read moremeal came out to $13 with tax. I'd say it was worth it considering I'm about 185lbs and can eat quite a lot. I was full and satisfied with my meal. Would definitely come back again!

Came here for an afternoon boost. I got the chicken wrap which was a great size for $10, fresh…read moreingredients, tender chicken and good amount of sauce. The service was fast. There are places to sit next to the gas station, but I got it to go.

good food, quick service, and right next to a small convenience store so you can get snacks and…read moredrinks

The buffet is to feast your stomach. There are plenty of selections to choose from. There are…read moreplenty of humus varieties; I personally like the avocado humus. On the main course side, you have lamb, chicken, fish and beef selections. The service is good. They know how to treat their customers. If you are a first timer, don't be shy to ask questions. The location on I35 is a newer location. It used to be an Outback. The only thing I don't like about it, are the bright fluorescent over head lights.

I found a new restaurant to add to my list of #denisesafe places to eat. Having food allergies is…read moreso alienating. So much of our culture revolves around sharing a meal, dates, friend hang outs etc. are so stressful when you're limited to where you can eat. Last week @Yelp did me a solid and helped me find #Dimassis in South Austin. Everything single dish was CLEARLY LABELED and I cannot express how fun it was to be able to fill a plate with delicious, fresh Mediterranean foods. I also saw on their website that they have a location in San Antonio on de Zavala road! Who wants to go have lunch with me? #satx, #atx,#foodallergies Denise Mitchell

Always a wonderful location to meet friends for lunch or dinner. Tucked away in a small strip mall,…read morebut once you're inside it's a world away from the usual hustle and bustle of Austin! Great food and attentive service but not overpriced or stuffy.

We were seated immediately as we were the first customers when the place opened for lunch. We…read moreordered hummus with flatbread which also came with red carrot strips and red peppers. The hummus had very good flavor and seemed made from scratch. I ordered the mushroom tart- an excellent choice! Mushrooms covered with cheese inside a tender flaky crust. My friend had an Apple salad which she enjoyed. The waitress was around just enough and we had prompt service.

Giving this food truck 5 stars right off the bat. I was craving a chicken wrap and it came up in my…read moresearch. The outdoor eating area was peaceful, clean and well lit. My chicken wrap was delicious. Fresh and clean tasting. The gentleman working there today even held my dogs leash so I could eat my wrap peacefully. What a nice experience! I will come back when I'm in the area

12$ for a gyro with 3 shavings of meat and relatively bland as well, not super impressed.read more

Ordered for pickup. Gyro meat was cut way too thick and the portion was pathetically small. Looked…read morelike rolled up cold cuts in my pita. Chicken was under cooked and pink, yet still somehow dry. Tasted frozen. Baba ghanoush looked like actual feces and tasted of nothing. Very disappointing. The pita bread was okay I guess.

I used to love this place, but things have definitely gone down hill. The last two times I ate…read morethere, the chicken was dry, almost pasty. I thought it might just be a one off day, so I went back a month or so later and the same thing. But this time, their baba ganouj was also inedible. It was overly sour, almost like it had been sitting out far too long and spoiled. If anybody has any Greek or Mediterranean recommendations in South Austin, I'd be happy to hear them.

Mezze Café has quickly become one of my favorite places in Austin. From the moment you walk in,…read moreyou're welcomed with genuine hospitality that makes you feel like more than just another customer. The atmosphere is warm, inviting, and perfect whether you're stopping in for dinner, hookah, or a relaxing evening with friends. The food is consistently fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. Everything we ordered tasted authentic, the portions were generous, and the hookah was smooth, long-lasting, and expertly prepared. What truly sets Mezze Café apart is the people. The owners have clearly built a business around quality, hospitality, and taking care of their guests. The manager does an outstanding job making sure everyone feels welcomed and that every detail is taken care of. You can tell the entire team genuinely cares about the customer experience, and it shows in every interaction. It's rare to find a place that delivers exceptional food, outstanding service, and such a welcoming atmosphere all in one. I highly recommend Mezze Café to anyone looking for authentic Mediterranean cuisine, excellent hookah, and a team that truly values its customers. I'll definitely be back!

I gave 4 stars to give them the benefit of the doubt, but my actual experience felt closer to 2…read morestars. The main problem was the noise. The acoustics were very bad. The hardwood ceiling and the glass window in front of me seemed to amplify sound from every direction. I was with a group of six men, and none of us could hear each other. As the noise increased, every table seemed to raise its volume just to communicate, and it became painful. The food had a BBQ flavor, which was different for Mexican food. Some people may like that, but it was not what I expected. It was 4 star food. I think sitting outside would probably be much better.