Arrived here right before 9pm on a Friday. I was told it was $10 to enter so I called my husband (who was inside) to come give me cash. Once I handed over $20 the door girl kept all of it. I asked why and she said that my husband was going to be charged a "re-entry" fee because he came outside the bar (after being there for a few hours with our friends). We had a group of 20 or so and the manager told everyone they had to pay $10 each to stay in the bar or we'd be kicked out. Everyone had been there since 7pm. We ended up going to another bar and I'm never coming back to zuzu. read more

The Summary: Atmosphere - 5/5 Neighborhood - 4/5 Food - 4/5 Drinks - 5/5 Inclusivity - 5/5 Experience - 4/5 The Story: Came here for a solo brunch and was delightfully surprised! The restaurant has a great atmosphere, the service was charming, and my omelette/potatoes got the job done. Also enjoyed a boozy smoothie - honestly been thinking about it since I left! Will definitely return - would love to see what they offer for other meals (and to check out the nightclub!!) read more

ZuZu - Mediterranean Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

I went here with my honey on Valentines Day and it was a bitter cold night. It was cozy inside and they were giving out red roses to all the couples. We ordered the pupu platter and it was the most interesting appetizer. Grape leaves, spinach dumplings, empanadas, kibby, many other yummy things, spicey harisa and whipped garlic- what else is in that? Just garlic. So good. This comes with baked, spiced pitas that we called "Doritopitas" affectionately. I had a nice caipirinha cocktail that reminded me of living in Brazil. I would definitely go back and some day I would like to check out the performances at the Middle East night club that is upstairs or next door- I wasn't sure. read more

ZuZu - cozy interior - Mediterranean Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

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This place is AMAZING. My husband & I used to come here all the time when we lived in Central Square 20 years ago. Came back tonight & it is as good as we remembered, but with outdoor seating now!! The ZuZu pupu platter is SO good. The service is awesome. Highly recommend. read more

Food was average. Service was comical. Place was empty on a Saturday apart from 2 other diners. Had to ask for cream for my coffee three times. Server walked up and asked how everything was while we were still waiting on food. Food was average. I got the smoked salmon eggs benedit on sweet potato latkes. The sweet potato flavor overwhelmed the rest of the dish. Their homefries though were delish and well seasoned. read more

ZuZu - Smokey Bones - Mediterranean Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Came on a Sunday morning a few weeks back for brunch. The place was pretty packed. I chose the Kathy Bates benedict b/c I'm a sucker for benedicts. The eggs were perfectly ooey-gooey, and I loved the avocado and fried green tomatoes. Things got messy quickly, but in a good way! It came with a side of home fries that were seasoned with an awesome spice mix--very unique and tasty. Pleasantly surprised and would definitely come back! read more

ZuZu - the Kathy Bates benedict - Mediterranean Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

We had brunch here with friends recently when looking for a place that could accommodate a fairly large group on a Sunday. The restaurant was nearly empty, suggesting that ZuZu isn't a popular brunch spot, but we had a great experience. The staff were attentive and the brunch menu was great! Unfortunately, I wasn't very hungry, so I only ate a side dish of sweet potato latkes. They were excellent, though - perfectly cooked and a larger portion than expected. My husband had the chicken and waffles and was also very pleased. There was quite a large amount of chicken, and it also was cooked very well. So ZuZu might not be the first place you think of for brunch in Central Square, but if you're tired of the long waits at the usual spots, this is definitely worth a try! read more

A fantastic place for a chill meal - delicious Mediterranean food, casual but interesting ambiance and interesting people. We started with a mezze platter, complete with a mini-fire pit, great presentation. It consisted of grilled lamb, a myriad of savory dips and sauces (yummmm garlic and eggplant), chicken egg-roll like things, spinach dumplings, dolmas and other yummy munchies. The salmon entree was a so-so, I'd stick to the other meats, but came with crunchy haricot verts and a light yogurt sauce. They serve a decent selection of wine and beer as well. The staff was hipster cool, barkeep had an afro. Extra points for picking it out proper. Hawt. I like this place a lot, laid back not snobby or trying to hard. Overall, I'm so glad I live five minutes away. I can picture myself becoming a regular here. read more

ZuZu - Mediterranean Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Went here fiending for a cheeseburger...should have known, based on the mediterranean food options, that ground beef would not be ZuZu's specialty. Our burgers were BJ's style revived-from-frozen patties sans melted cheese. The fries, to their credit, weren't bad. The beer selection was interesting, and I was able to score a Brooklyn lager, making the this venture not a complete loss. The total cost of $25.00 for two beers and two entrees helped with this feeling as well. The belly dancer and live music were kind of loud for my taste, but, meh. They do mix strong drinks and provide a good landing spot before heading to a show at the Middle East. read more

I walked by Zuzu hundreds of times without noticing how cute it is inside and how amazing its food could be. Shame on me! Lol The chicken quesadilla is perfect - full of flavor and not greasy. My bf ordered the Chicken Parmesan. It was truly amazing!!!! I had the Tequila Shrimp, which was tasty too but I just couldn't keep my fork away from by bf's plate. I'm glad that I finally tried out Zuzu. Will definitely go back! read more

ZuZu - a living room with purple walls and a red couch - Mediterranean Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

It's ok as for big portions as somebody was writing in review it's no more after covid I guess. But the food was ok green salad was great I took Barbeque beef n rice with black beans needed some more cooking they did cooked it. It needed some pulling when eating meat . Staff are helpful read more

ZuZu - Wall with the art work - Mediterranean Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Love it! Great Mediterranean food. When it comes to Boston there is not much I know. But I went here and I'm glad I did. The way the story pans out is... my friend and I went here to a 60's dance party night. We were referred by our friend Professor Z. It was rocking, grooving and a whole lot of hip swaying. Wonderful, groovy tunes all set in a small little bar with a top notch crowd of Boston's hottest mods. I loved it, felt like I was at home. I quite possibly was. And to top it all off the bartender made a wicked mean Manhattan. she is a fan of them too so she knew what to do... maker's mark-baby! It's the only way! And then we went home and at first mornings light realized we were starving. And only Mediterranean deliciousness could satisfy this food urge. We got up and dressed for the cold that had somehow not bothered us at all the night before and struck out on the path back to the Middle East and ZuZu. Upon arrival we sat in a tiny little booth and grubbed on such scrumptiousness as hummus, pita, lamb, etc. It was a truly glorious feast after a night of hip swinging. And the service was great! I love you Middle East and ZuZu! You complete me! Photo's to follow! read more

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Wu Wu Wu Wu!!!! Wu-tang Wednesdays!!! We haven't yet attended but they get a vote for having a cool theme... "Hut one, Hut two, Hut three -Cut, Ol'Dirty Bastard Live and uncut!" Had breakfast here three times and we have always been satisfied with the food. They have great choices, even for very picky kids. Its kid of small, but the sidewalk seating was nice for a late fall morning. read more

ZuZu - Mediterranean Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

I'm really in to brunch. Particularly chicken and waffles. Zuzu has THEE best chicken in waffles I've ever tasted in the Boston area. My plan is to try as many chicken and waffles dishes as I can, but I can't get passed Zuzu's amazing dish. I've been there twice. And I can't wait until the weekend comes so I can go back. Their Chicken and Waffles topped with the Jalapeño Cheese Sauce is to DIE for! Match that with their delicious SOB mimosa, and that's all you really need in life. The staff is pretty awesome too. Last time I went I was the only customer in the restaurant and they pretty much kept me company the whole time. I'll definitely be back. read more

ZuZu - SOB Smoothie Mimosa (strawberries, oranges, banana, champagne) - Mediterranean Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Good menu options, good non alcoholic drink options as well. Very reasonable prices. We had the Zuzu pupu platter and it was very tasty and filling for two! Next time we will definitely try the Brie mac and cheese and Zuzu burger which all sounded very good. read more

ZuZu - Zuzu Pupu platter - Mediterranean Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Went for brunch. Menu had a lot of options on it with and without Mediterranean flare. I got the scrambled eggs which came with potatoes and a side of chresey grits. Eggs and potatoes were your average breakfast fare. Reasonably priced. The grits were a huuuuuge portion and amazing. Loved them. Another person ordered a dish that had the sweet potato latkes. They were awesome too! Def try those! read more

I have done brunch here a couple times and always been happy with the food. The huervos rancheros is a solid meal with a bunch of great salsas and really well cooked beans. I like it in part, because its always just enough food for me to feel full, but not like a glutton. I usually eat my boyfriend;s home fries and then I hit my brunch full-feeling. My boyfriend always gets the fried green tomatoes, who knew how good those were? Sweet potato latkes are okay, not outstanding. This place is really fun on the weekends- they do jazz and swing music and it;s a really great vibe. Gets packed, for good reason. read more

Enjoyable brunch. I had a nice meal at Zuzu. I had an eggs Benedict variation with salmon. The eggs were poached perfectly and the side potatoes were tasty. The feta and fig waffle was a little bit on the dry side, luckily I had a pretty good mimosa to wash it down. Service was friendly and efficient. I am happy to come back again for brunch or for dinner. read more

Very nice place, small and cosy. Super friendly stuff, delicious food and drinks. Pu pu plate is pretty big and I think is a good portion for two people. They can make any drink of your choice even if it's not in the menu read more

ZuZu - Baklava - Mediterranean Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

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This is literally the worst place in the world the bouncers don't even let people of age get into their institution. I was trying to meet my friends here after work for a casual drink and the bartender questioned my ID AND MY INTEGRITY so much to the point where I left. I am appalled, exasperated and disrespected to the max read more

The Bottom Line: Friendly service and fun decor are let down by the food. It is simply ok. Pro: The staff was friendly and attentive, and the restaurant is like nothing else in the area. It felt fun and friendly for sure. Con: The food was bland, which is surprising for Middle Eastern fare. read more

Review for restaurant: We stopped in at ZuZu for Sunday lunch/brunch around 12pm. The weather was nice out so we asked the server inside if we could take a table on the sidewalk. They have several tables outside with a few umbrellas for shade. The tables and chairs are nothing fancy but it still offers a nice place to dine. The server brought us some menus and water. I had been craving biscuits and gravy so at $8, it was an easy choice. My husband also was craving fried chicken so he chose the chicken and waffles for $11. Each were supposed to come with home fries. We didn't have to wait too long for our dishes. My biscuits and gravy took up half the large plate along with scrambled eggs, garnished with an orange slice. The gravy was creamy with sausage and good flavor. The biscuits hit the spot. My husband's waffle was nice and the chicken was several slices, lightly fried. The "home fries" were red potatoes cooked with some kind of light seasoning and also garnished with orange. For some reason I never got my potatoes but I didn't complain because I felt I had enough food. Overall, we had an enjoyable meal and for only $20. read more

Zuzu, middle eastern food, plus American beer and pub . Big place 2 stories. Nice for casual visit as it is good to have fun with friends on Friday or Saturday nights. The interior looks pretty old , what give a nice ambience to the visitor. A bit loud as it is frequently busy. Nice and fast service. Location is good. No parking maybe except the street. Is good place for students, couples and maybe for families. read more

Drinks were mostly mixer, music was atrocious, and the clientele was pretty much only creepy dudes.

I lost my falafel cherry here. It was bad. Bad bad experience. Late weekday afternoon, no one is around much. Oh! A quicky lunch? Wrong! Falafel- good, hot, and tasty? Nope! Falafel- long, dark, weird, and dry? Yes! A music venue- ZuZu is cool But they're such a PITA- no, not the bad pita bread in my bad falafel sandwich A PAIN IN THA ASS for a quick lunch ZuZu? BooBoo! read more

So I had a friend who kept trying to get me to come out to ZuZu(!!!?) and I kept resisting because I associated it with mediocre Middle Eastern food and smelly hipsters. And making out with smelly hipsters. And stale Joseph's pita bread in plastic baggies. Friday night at ZuZu!!!!!! was a good time though -- the music was good, the crowd was sketchy. I met a guy with the same birthday as me who also had freckles -- OMG SOULMATES -- wait no, he was 5 years younger than me and half my size. But he was awesome. Also awesome was the old asian man who proclaimed his love to me and may have possibly proposed (it was loud in there). If you liked it then you should have put a ring on it. I'll be back. read more

NOTE: I'm only commenting on ZuZu's Saturday night Soul-le-lejah: 1) It is WAY too crowded. The space is tiny and it fills up by 10, and then it is a mosh pit. There is no dancing to be had, just bouncing around and getting smacked in the face by drunks who think they know how to swing dance. 2) The DJ is not a DJ. He simply plays one soul song after the other, with terrible pauses between. While the individual songs are great, paying any amount of money for a dance night whose DJ cannot even transition from one song to the next, (let alone actually DJ) is not. 3) Despite points 1 and 2 above, I have enjoyed myself over the years at soul-le-lejuah. Probably because I got there early and was drunk. But, after this past Saturday, I will never go again unless the owner offers my friends and I, and all the people who were waiting in line past 11pm, a private evening of drinks, appetizers, and music by a real DJ. Why? Because at 11:30, after my friends had been waiting in line for close to an hour, the doorman let in the editor of the Dig and his group of 15-20 friends, ahead of everyone. Come on ZuZu - I thought highschool was over. read more

DISCLAIMER: Not review of the food but of the cocktails, setup and staff dealing with a large group. If you would have asked me what I was going to give ZuZu before my toes crossed the threshold, I would have been aiming high to say I was going to walk out with 3 stars...I am now eating my words, and happily. I planned a Thirsty Thursday event for ZuZu. I knew the place was small, but I did not know how small (I think the sign on the wall had capacity of less than 65). I knew they opened at 5pm, which made it difficult for me to catch someone at a good time to give them a heads-up about our group coming in. So, I'll admit it, I was fearing the worst, but based on the reviews of my fellow Yelpers I forged ahead. Man, I have to listed to you guys more often!! Yes - there is a distinct scent to the place based primarily on the menu and adjacent/partner business (The Middle East) which I am not a fan of, but I knew that going in and it is/was worth getting over. HUGE shout out to Lisa, the MOD and John (?), the bartender. We had a group of almost 30 people at one point and both Lisa and John were awesome! Lisa did everything she could to accommodate our party and went above and beyond! She even checked back throughout the evening to see how we were doing...amazing! John did not even get annoyed with us when we inundated him with adult bevie requests. As the DJ was setting up (NO COVER - FREE LIVE DJ on Thursday's..just a lil FF...) the place started to fill up and made for great people watching. Once the music started, the Yelp crew got is swerve on on the dance floor. The night could not have gone any better! The venue, the cocktails, the music, the staff - all 5 stars. Now to just go back and try the food.... read more

Maybe I'm a bad person for finding ZuZu! merely mediocre. I could care less about the dancing. I'm here for the food, and in ZuZu!'s case, I should have sent a proxy. The grub is palatable but average - given ZuZu! is part of the Middle East empire, and the ME's food is also pretty mediocre, there's really no surprise there. We had the Vegetarian Pupu platter and while it offered a fun mix of treats, there was nothing in the mix that made me want to come back for more. Everything was average. Which is a pity, because if you are going to get down and dirty with the spreads and fried goodies, they better be mind blowing. And my mind wasn't. I have no idea what ZuZu! is like during dance nights because we came here for a quick bite before an opening and got the hell out before the disco began. But I do like the intimate setting, the draft beers, and the friendly but spotty service. I would expect no less of the hipster staff. read more

How do you satisfy three indecisive girls at once... 1) Be close to the next venue 2) Be reasonably inexpensive 3) Have high multiple small snack/low large entree potential 4) Allow loud conversation and laughing 5) Have no wait to sit down All requirements met by Zuzu. Red walls and bar stools, glass front cabinets - and! Pay attention! Pictures of wolves (that's right) adorning the walls - made for a laid back atmosphere. Additionally, I rather enjoy watching hipsters stewing in their own juices. Last night, for example, there was an abnormally high scruffy beard per capita ratio, which I filed in my sociological observations drawer. The lamb Kebabs were tender and tasty, but if you get them, don't even think of trying the "yogurt" sauce, unless you like ground up raw garlic. Baba Ghannoush mmm good! But missing the roasted flavor I generally like. Also, superfluous use of curry powder made the otherwise perfectly chopped and dressed fattoush unnecessarily spicy. Service was a litle slow, maybe, but then, we were itching to get our trivia on. In actuality, we were in and out in under an hour. Whaddup Middle East. Thanks for Zuzu. read more

Dance! I mean really, really get down. Shake your tush, swing your hips, jump and bend, throw your hands in the air. Do whatever feels right and Zuzu will make you feel right at home. Freedom! Zuzu is particularly special because it attracts such an eclectic crowd. This isn't just hipsters or club kids or white yuppie types. Here you'll find everyone from all walks of life, with one thing in common-- they came to get DOWN. Fridays, enjoy a hot mix of hip hop, funk, club hits, old school, soul, reggae... whatever the DJ is feeling. Saturdays, hit up one of the best dance nights in all of Greater Boston, Soul-le-lu-jah, Zuzu's Soul Night. Rock out to James Brown, Etta James, and Stevie Wonder in an atmosphere conducive to dancing however the hell you want, so long as you're having fun. Grab a beer or a nice strong drink and let loose. A quick word to the wise: Even in the winter, LAYER, and then prepare to strip them off. If you're not a hot, sweaty mess after an hour at Zuzu, either you caught them on an off night, or you're doing it all wrong. read more

So while I am old, and generally don't go out to clubs much, I do enjoy coming here for good eats, a great space to hang out, decent drinks, and good music. We've only split one thing here: the ZuZu Platter, or the Vegetarian platter. Why? It's delicious. The ZuZu platter consists of grape leaves, spinach dumplings, empanadas, brik, kibbeh mishi, kabobs, hummus baba ganooj, harissa & whipped garlic, all on a big, tiered display. It's pretty reasonably priced at $23 to split between two or three folks. Also, this is generally a nice place to chill before seeing a show (as long as it's not packed, of course) before shows at The Middle East or TT's. And musically, the last time I was in, they were playing some Led Zeppelin and some Velvet Underground. Most excellent. read more

I am annoyed by exclamation points. But I guess I can let Zuzu! off this time. A great prof of mine once told me, pretend like you have 1 exclamation point to use for the rest of your life...and use it wisely. I can't hate on Zuzu! though, I would wait in line for hours if that is what it took to get into Soul le lu jah. Straight motown, funk, fun. Last night I waited for 45 minutes, in the snow and heels and it was so worth it. I can't remember ever visiting a place with people enjoying each other so much, and I mean enjoying each other haha. It definitely is not a 'nice to meet you' kind of place...which can be refreshing. But I wouldn't go there with less than 3 people because you will get bored of just dancing with the same person all night. The second key ingredient is the bar. They don't pack the place (love that) so you can actually get from one side of the room to the other in less than 5 minutes. Its a pain to go out and end up navigating through the crowd all night. The bartender was such a pretty lady, stunning really. She poured amazing shots that were more like the drinks most bars pour. Plus, after a drunken night of buying red stripe and kamikazes my tab was pretty reasonable. I left my jacket, gloves, hat, purse, you name it, on a jukebox all night; Zuzu! (slash Cambridge) has that community feel and my friends and I were totally comfortable leaving our stuff so we could focus on dancing. The only thing that was annoying is the bathroom situation, it is a bit of an issue but that's per the norm. In hindsight I kind of wish I hadn't written this review. I don't really want anyone else to go to Zuzu! ;). But I have to give them their due for making my night rock. So, thank you Zuzu! and see you soon. read more

Zuzu is one of the best night spots i've found in my 6 years in Boston. It's right next to the Middle East and it seems to be a good size for a restaurant, but as a night spot it can get packed... and that's not a bad thing! The best part about Zuzu is Soul-eh-lu-jah, where they have DJs that spin funk & soul music ON VINYL (not on those fake cd turntables that some DJs like to use now). When i went the place was packed and the music was awesome-- they were playing mostly songs i wouldn't ever discover on my own, not your run of the mill stuff... really original... literally the origin of music today from the 50s 60s & 70s. So obviously because of this type of music's uniqueness it's a 'hip' scene. Don't let that scare you; it's not full of annoying hipsters and it's not like Middlesex Lounge after 11 (full of frat boys and meatheads). It had a totally ecclectic mix of people. Also, you have the option to eat there while it's still a restaurant, then stay for the music and dancing once the food stops being served at 10. read more

Holy hot pants, how have I failed to write a review for this place, yet?! I am absolutely 100% in lust with Zuzu. I don't want no long term thing, Zu, but I will be all over you in the wee hours of Friday morning. About twice a month, in fact. Coincidentally, whenever my favourite DJ is playing. I'll get all dressed up, with a little touch of 'hipster' (when in Rome, you know..) and get a little saucy with you on the dance floor. And maybe also a little sauced ('gansett, what up). Granted, I don't know much about you in your daily life. But, as I said, I'm just trying to have fun on a Friday night with you. Friends with dancing benefits? I'm down. read more

This review is solely directed to weekend evening outings. Late-night. Help! I paid the small cover charge and walked into what seemed like a tornado - jackets and personal belongings strewn about in all sorts of places, sticky floors from the evening's various drinks that did not make it into one's mouth, lots and lots of people dancing and macking on one another and having themselves quite a rager, with music pumping so loud that thinking straight was not even an option. I made my way through the crowd after a lot - and I mean a lot - of work, and waited in a bathroom line that took 25 minutes. Par for the course. When my friends and I finally decided that we just weren't having fun, we had the joy of having to play a game of 'find where your coats are now', as mentioned before, personal belongings tend to shift during flight. We reach safety outside only to see that a party almost the size of the one taking place indoors is hanging out all over the streets around ZuZu. Screaming girls, drunk people falling on themselves, glazed eyes a-plenty. This is my neighborhood, I thought to myself. These are the people in my neighborhood. Mr. Rogers would find this to be a FAIL. I chose to take a cab to Brookline and hang out with my friends instead of walking the two or three blocks home because I was so creeped out by the happenings at ZuZu that evening. I am sure it's a great place otherwise, but this was a little much. I love getting saucy, but ZuZu had the sketch factor going on and if I wanted a buzzkill, I wouldn't pay a cover for it. read more

I've only been to Zuzu's for Soulelujah, so that is what I'm basing my review on. Constantly voted one of the top dance nights in the city, Soulelujah is a great place to let loose for a mere $5 cover charge. It gets packed quick, which is great, but note that this is a verrrry small place. Here's my advice... I suggest wearing clothes you don't really care about or that aren't dry-clean only, because they will definitely get sweaty and booze-covered by the end of the night. Also, don't wear too many clothes, since it gets effing hot on that dance floor. And don't wear sandals if you plan on dancing because your feet will definitely get stepped on. Oh, and if you're on the shorter side, don't be surprised by the constant beer showers from other party-goers showing off their dance moves. One of the greatest (and funniest) parts of this place is the hand sanitizer station on the wall next door (in the Middle East "Upstairs") - I recommend rubbing it all over your body before you leave. Did I mention this place is small and gets packed? And the sweat and beer? Etc.? Definitely take a shower when you get home! :p Oh, and you'll have a super kicka$$ time if you let yourself go a little crazy and don't take yourself too seriously. :) read more

Last Friday was my first non-dining experience at Zuzu, and I daresay that it saved the night. I came here for Kabir H's birthday shenanigans, where we started out at Middlesex. Boooooo. We were doomed to spend the evening in minimalist hell, surrounded by asshats. And then someone had the brilliant idea to move the party over to Zuzu. Props to that person. I'd kiss you if I could! Way to bring it, Zuzu. The evening that followed was ass-shakingly awesome. The DJ had the skills to pay the bills. Everyone in our party was sweaty and having a blast. There were no asshats to be found here. The doors were open to the night air. All was good. Also good: the fact that I didn't dine and have the whipped garlic before getting my groove on. Garlic breath in close quarters: big no-no. read more

Really cool place, I've only seen bands play here, though, so I'm only reviewing that. Downstairs is better, bigger, and better sound. However, both are fun, both bars are good, decent selections, prices, whatever. I like this place a lot for live music. People are fun, nice, and I've enjoyed myself a lot every time. read more

If you're anorexic, this is the place for you. I literally had to go next door to get a cliff bar after we finished ( I'm normal sized, not obese). My fiancé and I went here for lunch, mainly because we would have the opportunity to sit outside and because we had tried the Middle Eastern fare they serve in the evening and liked it. I chose the Mediterranean salad option and he got a roast beef sandwich. Customers are given the option of turning any sandwich into a salad for an extra dollar. I should have known I was in trouble when our server said, "Oh, I didn't even know they did the Mediterranean as a salad". And they shouldn't. They NEVER should. It consisted of about three silver dollar sized pieces of eggplant, three to four sad looking olives, a tablespoon of feta cheese and two tablespoons of hummus. My fiancé offered me a couple bites of his sandwich so I wouldn't starve. Not much better. The roast beef was a pathetically cheap cut of meat stuck between two pieces of bread. It doesn't even come with fries. Perhaps most maddeningly, the bill was over thirty dollars for a horrible sandwich, salad and two diet cokes. For that price I could have had a fabulous meal somewhere else WITH A BEER. read more