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Yellows hype is so well-deserved. I usually don't reach for lamb but the meat in the lamb pita was tender and flavorful, though I wasn't a fan of the meat to sauce/veggie ratio until about halfway through the pita. Iced peanut dalgona was very light and peanut flavor was pleasantly subtle. Shata batata was phenomenal-- crispy, warm, and super well-seasoned with zaatar among others.
Yellow continues to live up to the hype. I stopped in for the skillet with lamb and a croissant sandwich, and both were excellent. The skillet was packed with flavor the lamb was tender, well-seasoned, and paired perfectly with the other ingredients without feeling too heavy. Every bite had a great balance of savory spices and freshness. The croissant sandwich was equally impressive. The croissant itself was buttery, flaky, and clearly made with care, while the filling was rich and satisfying without overwhelming the pastry. What stands out about Yellow is how they blend Middle Eastern flavors with exceptional pastry technique. The food feels thoughtful and unique, but still approachable. The atmosphere is bright and inviting, and even when it's busy, the quality of the food makes the wait worthwhile.
- flank steak pita has lots of tangy and savory sauce and aromatics and has LOTS of meat - assembly of pita is really awkward to eat since sauce and veggies are all at the bottom but meat is all at the top - cafe gets super packed and it can be overwhelming esp bc everyone just stands around waiting to pick up their order. line moves quickly though - orange blossom croissant it has a light citric taste through out and a nice light glaze - rose strawberry cruffin is light fluffy and has a delicious sweet light tangy filling - dalgona latte doesn't have any flavor but coconut cream is good
Great, fresh Levantine food. We (vegan and meat eating patrons) visited in the afternoon and ordered the veggie pita and steak pita. The guy helping us suggested the steak although the chicken was their most popular. The steak was very tender and flavorful. I heard the veggie pita also had great flavor. To drink we had the hibiscus lemonade and the mint iced tea with coconut foam. The lemonade was refreshing and definitely a unique menu item, but it left me wishing I had ordered an iced coffee. Service was fast and friendly. It's counter service and you can take a number to dine in--though there's limited indoor and outdoor seating. The ambiance is an air conditioned shop with nice natural lighting near Georgetown with plenty of shops to wander to nearby. They also have merch--like a Habibi bucket hat--that you can purchase to capture the vibe.
Breakfast pita was super yummy! I honestly was expecting double the portion based on the cost, so was a bit shocked to see only half the pita. After getting over that initial disappointment, the taste was great and offered a great deal of flavor. The labneh soft serve is fantastic. The addition of EVOO, sea salt and pomegranate drizzle was a great touch to the already flavorful and tart base. Also felt very refreshing on a sunny day.
OK, the food here is pretty good, but I was pretty disappointed by the wait times here on the weekend. As I was coming from out of town, I didn't know the popularity or hype. It is so loud and so crowded inside that it makes my skin crawl. Food ordering took a long time and we were in the line for brunch, but by the time we got to counter, we were five minutes past that time and they already stopped the brunch menu so we had to do lunch. The pita we had was great it was super fluffy. The chicken was very flavorful. I was just really off-put by the line management and how long the waits were.
Came here with a friend to do some work in a different setting. Definitely super crowded and can get very loud indoors. There's a lot of seating indoors but can be a little hard if you're looking for a quieter atmosphere. They also have a couple of seats outdoors. The pastries were almost barren/nearly sold out, but definitely saw and have had previously the chicken shawarma pita sandwich which was delicious! This time I ordered the Halawa Honey which was a bit too sweet, but it was a nice twist of flavor and you could taste the tahini. My friend ordered the Baklawa Mocha which was a little too icy and I felt had too much milk. It drowned out the other flavors which was a bit disappointing.
So honestly, this review is a little strange to write, as I went on the night (unbeknownst to all of us) that Yellow was doing their final "pizza" service for the foreseeable future. We had a late reservation, and when we got there, the server told us they were holding two pizza crusts just for us because THAT WAS ALL THEY HAD LEFT, never to be made again. So, it won't necessarily help a future visitor, but nonetheless, I am fairly sure everything you get here is darn near guaranteed to be 5-stars. The pizzas were phenomenal, but there was plenty we had that is going to be staying on the menu. All the different mezze we snacked on were wonderful, highlighted by the humble hummus. Which... not so humble here... was incredible. We dipped all our pizza crusts in it, which the menu highly recommended. The cucumber salad was alot a fresh highlight, with a bright dressing, lots of colorful inclusions to excite your eyes, and fresh veggies throughout. We didnt partake in dessert, but the bakery was still well stocked with choices even near the end of the day. I'm sure I'll be back to Yellow, and they'll be doing something different but amazing. Thanks!
The line was very long but worth the wait. Service was quick and food didn't take too long to come out. Inside was very crowded as well. The falafel pita was very yummy, kinda spicy but very flavorful. The pita brea and hummus was well seasoned and one of my favs. However the bbq lb pita was too sweet imo. The hibiscus drink paired very well with the food, a little tart but good.
Incredible and worth the wait and hype. They serve an assortment of yummy caffeine and non caffeine drinks as well as delicious pastry and savory options. Highlights: -the pita and hummus are so good, pricey yes but very delicious -the peanut dalgona was something I've never tried before and it was not too sweet (best compliment ever) To know: -line moves quickly, but there's limited seating both indoor and outdoor -you order at the counter then pick up your food before finding a seat
If you're coming here and not getting the Za'atar egg croissant, what are you doing? I totally understand why people are lining up here the moment this cafe opens because this is a breakfast banger. I also got the butterscotch ras el hanout cruffin because it looked too delicious. Unfortunately my stomach was not big enough to fit both comfortably, but it was delicious nonetheless.
Had a very good first experience here. Came around 2pm on a Sunday. Parking surprisingly easy. Counter service line was pretty quick. The wood fired pita was fantastic. The flavors inside paired very well, but the lamb itself, while tender, was pulled and didn't have enough to hold up to the rest of the ingredients. At times felt it was pulled beef it that makes sense. I'd love for the lamb to be almost kebab chunks for it to stand out a bit more. The hummus was very good and smoked trout dip tasty as well.
The lebneh soft serve is a must-try in the summer heat! It's a smooth, tart dessert that hits the spot. We also tried the steak pita but it was just alright. It's a packed shop but the line moves pretty quickly.
18 days ago
I've only been here before to grab a hot tea when I was sick, but I've heard so many great things about Yellow that I was excited to finally come back for breakfast with my friend. I ordered the peanut latte and potatoes, and both were AMAZING! I honestly wish they gave you more potatoes because they were that good. My friend ordered the hummus, which he really enjoyed because he always gets it whenever he comes here. When we arrived, the line wasn't too long, but the tables were pretty full. We were able to find seats outside and eventually grabbed a table inside. The cashier was super nice and friendly while taking our order. The woman bringing food out to the tables was also such a sweetheart and always had a smile on her face. Yellow has both indoor and outdoor seating, and I really enjoyed the cute, cozy vibe inside. I also noticed that the tables were cleaned promptly as guests left, which I always appreciate. Overall, I had a great experience and can definitely see why I've heard so many good things about Yellow. I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu! read more
Why'd it take me so long to visit this place?! It's awesome! Service was fast and friendly Great seating options and a good spot for remote work (a bit loud so noise cancelling headphones recommended) Fun latte selections I tried the BAKLAWA MOCHA with oat milk. It wasn't too sweet and held a perfect blend of walnut, rose, and orange bloom. Very creamy and enjoyable There is also a great selection of savory bites, sandwiches, and pastries I decided to try the SFEEHA and that was soooooooo good! The flavors were nothing short of delectable Can't wait to return! read more
Yellows hype is so well-deserved. I usually don't reach for lamb but the meat in the lamb pita was tender and flavorful, though I wasn't a fan of the meat to sauce/veggie ratio until about halfway through the pita. Iced peanut dalgona was very light and peanut flavor was pleasantly subtle. Shata batata was phenomenal-- crispy, warm, and super well-seasoned with zaatar among others. read more
Yellow continues to live up to the hype. I stopped in for the skillet with lamb and a croissant sandwich, and both were excellent. The skillet was packed with flavor the lamb was tender, well-seasoned, and paired perfectly with the other ingredients without feeling too heavy. Every bite had a great balance of savory spices and freshness. The croissant sandwich was equally impressive. The croissant itself was buttery, flaky, and clearly made with care, while the filling was rich and satisfying without overwhelming the pastry. What stands out about Yellow is how they blend Middle Eastern flavors with exceptional pastry technique. The food feels thoughtful and unique, but still approachable. The atmosphere is bright and inviting, and even when it's busy, the quality of the food makes the wait worthwhile. read more
2 months ago
- flank steak pita has lots of tangy and savory sauce and aromatics and has LOTS of meat - assembly of pita is really awkward to eat since sauce and veggies are all at the bottom but meat is all at the top - cafe gets super packed and it can be overwhelming esp bc everyone just stands around waiting to pick up their order. line moves quickly though - orange blossom croissant it has a light citric taste through out and a nice light glaze - rose strawberry cruffin is light fluffy and has a delicious sweet light tangy filling - dalgona latte doesn't have any flavor but coconut cream is good read more
Great, fresh Levantine food. We (vegan and meat eating patrons) visited in the afternoon and ordered the veggie pita and steak pita. The guy helping us suggested the steak although the chicken was their most popular. The steak was very tender and flavorful. I heard the veggie pita also had great flavor. To drink we had the hibiscus lemonade and the mint iced tea with coconut foam. The lemonade was refreshing and definitely a unique menu item, but it left me wishing I had ordered an iced coffee. Service was fast and friendly. It's counter service and you can take a number to dine in--though there's limited indoor and outdoor seating. The ambiance is an air conditioned shop with nice natural lighting near Georgetown with plenty of shops to wander to nearby. They also have merch--like a Habibi bucket hat--that you can purchase to capture the vibe. read more
2 months ago
Breakfast pita was super yummy! I honestly was expecting double the portion based on the cost, so was a bit shocked to see only half the pita. After getting over that initial disappointment, the taste was great and offered a great deal of flavor. The labneh soft serve is fantastic. The addition of EVOO, sea salt and pomegranate drizzle was a great touch to the already flavorful and tart base. Also felt very refreshing on a sunny day. read more
1 month ago
OK, the food here is pretty good, but I was pretty disappointed by the wait times here on the weekend. As I was coming from out of town, I didn't know the popularity or hype. It is so loud and so crowded inside that it makes my skin crawl. Food ordering took a long time and we were in the line for brunch, but by the time we got to counter, we were five minutes past that time and they already stopped the brunch menu so we had to do lunch. The pita we had was great it was super fluffy. The chicken was very flavorful. I was just really off-put by the line management and how long the waits were. read more
Came here with a friend to do some work in a different setting. Definitely super crowded and can get very loud indoors. There's a lot of seating indoors but can be a little hard if you're looking for a quieter atmosphere. They also have a couple of seats outdoors. The pastries were almost barren/nearly sold out, but definitely saw and have had previously the chicken shawarma pita sandwich which was delicious! This time I ordered the Halawa Honey which was a bit too sweet, but it was a nice twist of flavor and you could taste the tahini. My friend ordered the Baklawa Mocha which was a little too icy and I felt had too much milk. It drowned out the other flavors which was a bit disappointing. read more
So honestly, this review is a little strange to write, as I went on the night (unbeknownst to all of us) that Yellow was doing their final "pizza" service for the foreseeable future. We had a late reservation, and when we got there, the server told us they were holding two pizza crusts just for us because THAT WAS ALL THEY HAD LEFT, never to be made again. So, it won't necessarily help a future visitor, but nonetheless, I am fairly sure everything you get here is darn near guaranteed to be 5-stars. The pizzas were phenomenal, but there was plenty we had that is going to be staying on the menu. All the different mezze we snacked on were wonderful, highlighted by the humble hummus. Which... not so humble here... was incredible. We dipped all our pizza crusts in it, which the menu highly recommended. The cucumber salad was alot a fresh highlight, with a bright dressing, lots of colorful inclusions to excite your eyes, and fresh veggies throughout. We didnt partake in dessert, but the bakery was still well stocked with choices even near the end of the day. I'm sure I'll be back to Yellow, and they'll be doing something different but amazing. Thanks! read more
The line was very long but worth the wait. Service was quick and food didn't take too long to come out. Inside was very crowded as well. The falafel pita was very yummy, kinda spicy but very flavorful. The pita brea and hummus was well seasoned and one of my favs. However the bbq lb pita was too sweet imo. The hibiscus drink paired very well with the food, a little tart but good. read more
Incredible and worth the wait and hype. They serve an assortment of yummy caffeine and non caffeine drinks as well as delicious pastry and savory options. Highlights: -the pita and hummus are so good, pricey yes but very delicious -the peanut dalgona was something I've never tried before and it was not too sweet (best compliment ever) To know: -line moves quickly, but there's limited seating both indoor and outdoor -you order at the counter then pick up your food before finding a seat read more
If you're coming here and not getting the Za'atar egg croissant, what are you doing? I totally understand why people are lining up here the moment this cafe opens because this is a breakfast banger. I also got the butterscotch ras el hanout cruffin because it looked too delicious. Unfortunately my stomach was not big enough to fit both comfortably, but it was delicious nonetheless. read more
Had a very good first experience here. Came around 2pm on a Sunday. Parking surprisingly easy. Counter service line was pretty quick. The wood fired pita was fantastic. The flavors inside paired very well, but the lamb itself, while tender, was pulled and didn't have enough to hold up to the rest of the ingredients. At times felt it was pulled beef it that makes sense. I'd love for the lamb to be almost kebab chunks for it to stand out a bit more. The hummus was very good and smoked trout dip tasty as well. read more
The lebneh soft serve is a must-try in the summer heat! It's a smooth, tart dessert that hits the spot. We also tried the steak pita but it was just alright. It's a packed shop but the line moves pretty quickly. read more
Loveee coming here! Whenever people visit from out of state and want to go to DC, we bring them to Yellow. Heck, my boyfriend and I made a detour while cycling just to eat here mid-ride! Storefront is super cute, love the branding. Lines are usually always long and it gets packed, but service is quick. The best option is to have one person scout for seats while one person waits in line to order + grab the food. read more
There's a massive line to this cafe for a reason. Although packed, inside the cafe was cute and lively. We thankfully got seating outside, but definitely lucky since there was a constant influx of excited customers. (So reserve or plan to come early if you'd like to sit and eat!) The peanut dalgona was perfectly sweet! I hoped for a bit of a stronger peanut flavor, but still a delicious coffee. We also had the cauliflower pita, corn labne, and baklawa-- which were all out-of-the-park flavorful!! My only regret is not getting a pack of the baklawa to take home. Would definitely recommend read more
Such a great place to grab a quick bite for a snack! I shared the burnt eggplant (not) pizza and it was perfect. It had such a smokey flavor to the eggplant and the red peppers gave it a nice tartness. It also came with the chili oil that I asked for on the side since the person I was with doesn't like the spice and it was a great addition for people who like it spicy. It had garlic in it so it was flavorful on top of being spicy. We also tried the tamarind tea and it was VERY sour so we added some sugar and it was perfect. The place is small so I recommend making reservations if you want to sit inside, but the tables outside are first come first serve so you can just order your food to-go. read more
1 month ago
Yellow doesn't miss, and a few dishes make the case louder than others. The batata is the sleeper hit -- crispy on the outside, almost creamy inside, seasoned just enough that it doesn't need the shatta drizzled on top, though you'll want it there anyway for the kick. The lamb is rich and well-spiced without tipping into heavy, and the steak pita gives you that same wood-fired char you'd hope for from a spot doing everything in a 700-degree oven. Both are elevated by the pita itself -- genuinely one of the best textures in the city right now. Chewy, blistered, sturdy enough to hold everything without turning gummy. The hummus rounds it out and honestly could carry a meal on its own -- smooth, well-balanced, not one-note like so many versions in this city tend to be. Order the batata as a starter, then let the lamb, steak pita, and hummus do the rest of the work. read more
Yellow had been on my radar for a while since its appearance in "Somebody Feed Phil." I knew, when watching that program, that the Breakfast Batatas were an inevitable part of my destiny. So after visiting family in DC, we made sure Yellow was a stop for us before heading to the airport to go home to L.A. To say we were not disappointed is to way oversimplify the joy we experienced eating the baked goods and batata. We loved everything and felt like we were truly indulging in unique treats, done so well, we'd have a hard time finding anything as good anywhere else. No reservations here - You get in the line to order and hopefully by the time you get your food, there'll be a table or space somewhere for you to eat it. (We got lucky.) The house-made pita and hummus...among the best we've head. The Orange Blossom Croissant (I mean I just want to eat those words, and the pastry itself lived up to that desire.) And of course the breakfast batatas, which we got a side of. These were truly a destination food, worthy of going out of your way to eat, and perhaps even build a trip to the D.C. area around just to make sure you experience them. THEY WERE SO GOOD! The drink options are unique too...I had the Halawa Latte to try and stick with the Levantine theme of the place. It was pretty good but tasted a bit more like a regular latte without too strong or noticeable halva element to it. I'd probably try something else to drink next time. The place was crowded, hard to find a seat, and there was quite a wait to get into the single bathroom...so plan your time accordingly so you don't stress if you need to be somewhere else. BUT DEFINITELY GO HERE. We'll be stopping in again next time we're in D.C. read more
3 months ago
Everything about this spot is AMAZING!! The coffee is delicious the pastries are unmatched. You have to get in line early in the morning to even be able to try them. We got the hummus which was some of the best I have tried, and the chicken shawarma in the pita wrap was so much perfectly flavored I never thought of labneh ice cream existing but I wish I could eat this every single day!! read more
Yellow is popular for a reason! The food is amazing! However, due to the popularity the food quality is going down. Came on a Sunday and despite the crowds, service moves pretty quickly but seating may vary. I always order the Lamb Pita, Red Shara Hummus, Shatta Batata and I noticed the food wasn't as great as I remembered. I'd still recommend but beware food can be hit or miss. read more
Visited Yellow the Cafe on my first DC trip and it did not disappoint. It offers a fusion of French inspired and Middle Eastern flavors. Space was limited as this spot is highly popular for good reason, but we managed to snag a table by the window while we waited for our food. Food: I ordered the smoked amba chicken pita which came with salad herbs, onions, and tahini. It had a smoky and earthy flavor profile, but it was balanced well with sauces and spices. We also ordered the shatta batata (potatoes cut in cube form, battered and fried in shawarma spices) and they were delectable. Drinks: I tried a dirty chai latte which I recently learned means a regular chai with a shot of espresso mixed in and I really enjoyed it! Next time I visit I want to try their pastries, particularly their Palestinian dish, the Pistachio Basbousa (olive oil cake). read more
THIS WAY HABIBIS INDEED. gosh the arab representation in DC is UNREAAAAAL. As a SoCal native, seeing all the immense support for levantine and palestinian businesses in the DMV is an absolute fresh air, and all you gotta do is TASTE THE FOOD!! The lebna soft serve is so so delicious, reminiscent of tart frozen yogurt... but the pomegranate molasses is just perfect with it. BUT THE COOKIE???? DONT EVEN GET ME STARTED BEST COOKIE OF MY LIFE. oh AND THE COCONUT FOAM??? god i love Arabs i hope to make my mama proud and marry one someday. i'm so sad to be back in socal like i know i have anaheim and stuff but ive been converted to an east coast girly. THANK U YELLOOOOOW also the SWEETEST woman served us... I forgot her name but i know she's getting her masters in theater or something like that, but please please management give her a raise or something. she's an absolute ray of sunshine and she made our night so so amazing. i wanna be besties w her read more
4 months ago
we came at around 3pm on a saturday afternoon and waited about 25 minutes in line. luckily it was nice weather out and didn't end up raining even though it was supposed to! it was super crowded inside and we had to be strategic to get a table for the four of us. we got the urfa pepita crunch, the crispy falafel pita, and the shatta batata. we also got a couple other pitas and the pistachio soft serve. given how crowded it was, we had to wait another ~25 minutes for our food. the food itself was delicious!! the homemade pita that they make in house with their brick oven was amazing- so soft and fresh. my friend got the hot fried chicken pita, which they said was only available for a limited time, and while it was difficult to bite into, it was amazing too! we loved the falafel- my friend and i split one falafel pita between the two of us and it was the perfect amount of food paired with a bit of the urfa pepita labne dip and the shatta batata. i would definitely say that the wait was worth it. some of the best falafel pita i think i've had! the pistachio ice cream tasted just like vanilla however read more
This place was packed! I came on a Sunday and the line was out the door, but I still wanted to try it and it was worth the wait. I got the halawa honey latte and I loved it. It was such a different flavor of coffee that you can't find anywhere else. It had a subtle savory flavor that was soooo tasty. They had a fair amount of seating and I love how they stuck to the yellow theme in the restaurant. Check out this spot, but be ready for a line! read more
3 months ago
Mid-morning coffee run! Yellow had a bit of a line (apparently it's much longer most days/times) so be ready to wait a while. I got the baklawa latte which was walnut, rose, and orange flavored. It was definitely a little more fun than a normal latte, the flavor gives you more to think about than just coffee flavor. I think I need another time or two to be fully sold on this one, but I don't tend to put fruit flavors in my coffee. It's super busy in the shop, you will need to snag a table when you get in if you have the chance, but it's a great vibe. read more
7 months ago
Innovative Lebanese cuisine with delicate flavors. The lamb pita was incredibly delicious with the perfect seasonings, fresh ingredients, and pickled vegetables. Pastry case also looked delectable. Coffees were unique and new flavors - especially enjoyed the golden date latte. Service was relatively quick considering the amount of orders they had! Line was out the door. It was quite crowded for lunch time, so it was difficult to find seats. Parking in Georgetown is free street parking for a max of 2 hours. read more
7 months ago
Busy and popular place. Takes credit card. It's pretty expensive. The line moves quickly but there is limited and not much room inside for seating. There's outdoor seating. I would take a friend here but I prob wouldn't come here regularly. Excellent pita bread. It has nice chew and texture. The labne (yogurt) with pita is a good. Za'atar- croissant with labne ($7.5)- it's looks nice. The exterior of the the croissant is full of herbs with yogurt inside. Chicken pita ($17)- pretty good sandwich. Chicken is cooked well, soft. The chicken flavor is not very strong. BBQ Lamb shoulder pita ($20)- actual bbq sauce on shredded lamb. The bbq sauce is super sweet. BBQ sauce is out of place. I would skip this Shatta batata ($13)- hash brown tater tots- potato cubes deep fried, it's cooked well. It comes with a mayo dipping sauce which is average. I would skip the dipping sauce. The potato with hummus is good. Red shatta hummus with pita chips ($11)-th hummus is probably the best item they have. Skip then pita chips, it's too salty. The hummus is super creamy. The feta cheese is a perfect compliment to the hummus. Tamarind Ice tea $6- refreshing, enough tamarind, with lemonade and ice tea read more
I'm a little hesitant to write this review since everyone is crazy for Yellow but I honestly would give it 3.5 stars. I went on a rainy day to avoid waiting in a long line and probably still waited 10-15 minutes to order! It's a really small storefront and the inside was PACKED. You order at the counter on the left and wait at the counter on the right to pickup which gets very crowded. There's seating on both sides but with people waiting for their food and hovering to grab a table it is incredibly busy! I had no chance of getting a seat as a single diner and think they could really benefit from some barstools along the wall. I ordered the smoked amba chicken pita and the tahini brownie. My food took about 15 minutes to come out which was not bad at all. The pita was really good and the chicken was flavorful and tender. Really enjoyed the sumac onions as well. Solid food options but the overall customer experience was just not enjoyable! I would check out their Union Market location next time. read more
This place is seriously busy! We managed to snag a table in the middle of weekend brunch rush, and I'm so happy I got to try a bunch of items on the menu. The pita is so incredibly fluffy and goes well with everything. I loved the well seasoned chicken accompanied by lightly dressed veg and a creamy garlic sauce tucked into a fluffy pita pocket. The layered potato tots were both crisp and soft but honestly didn't quite live up to the hype. We also tried the classic hummus with the pita chips, which are real pita bread fried in house. While I enjoyed their thickness and crunch, the portion of chips didn't quite match the generosity of the hummus. Please up your chip game. Hummus was soooo delectably tangy and rich. Loved the fresh evoo and herbs scattered on top--really provided some extra texture and variation. The golden date latte is a quality espresso drink and lightly sweetened with date molasses (aka date syrup for you refined sugar free lovers). It was the perfect drink to wash down all the savoriness, but I must say that the cardamom was stronggg. I will 100% be returning to try out the other pitas and stunning pastries. Love Yellow! read more
Soooo freaking delicious!!! Also yellow is my favorite color so I love how the decoration is all yellow! Can't wait to go back and try more of their amazing lattes and all the other foods... service was nice and easy :) They are very busy, you're lucky if you can get a table on the weekend haha it's for a reason read more
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Are there any vegan options here?
YELLOW offers vegetarian/plant based options but there are no vegan options.
Do you have to have a reservation for the cafe in Georgetown?
It seems to be highly recommended to make a reservation for their evening service. Otherwise the wait can get very lengthy without a reservation since they are a small restaurant. YELLOW does however offer patrons the option to order and do self…
Is there gluten free options?
Yes, they have a few items that are GF, even soft serves. I always get the Chicken Shawarma (without the pita). They unfortunately do NOT have GFO for pizzas.
Are there any stairs in Yellow The Cafe? Is it accessible?
I don't remember any stairs - I think it is pretty accessible .... forgive me if i'm wrong!
Do they serve halal meat?
No. Only the soujuk sausage. Staff confirmed all other meat is not halal.
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