I've eaten at many middle eastern restaurants in the last few decades and I eat Lebanese/middle eastern food at least once a week. I had several items in this place and they were all so-so. I have no interest in eating there again.

We thought this was a great place but its not. It's not even a vegetarian restaurant. They sell lots of meat options all located in same area as lettuce and so on. Husband got food poisoning after having their salad. Would not recommend this place at all.

The food is good and the services is fine. The place is really an Arab restaurant. As all Arab restaurants have a good selection of dishes for vegans this place also does. Last time I was there they have a separate menu for vegans that had a dish with cheese in it. That said its still a good place to go and get vegan food.

Went here the other day in between a wedding and the reception (where we knew there would be nothing to eat). Food was delicious and priced right. Falafel sandwich is excellent and they use a garlic sauce on it that is great. The tabouli was some of the best I've ever had. We were given free smoothies and both the strawberry and the mixed berry were perfect. Hummus was good - authentic with a lot of tahini. Staff was very friendly but it does seem like they're just starting out and don't have all their systems in place making everything just a LITTLE slower than I's usually expect.

It's 4 Cows for a dive cafe. We're not talking Millenium in San Francisco. It's great down-to-basics vegan mediterranean food in a simple, no-frills environment. Where else can you get an eggplant sandwich for $2.99?

I'd give it 3 1/2 cows if I could simply b/c you see the sign that says "Vegan Cafe" outside and it's a let down when you walk in and see that the other 'part' of the cafe serves meat. Almost like false advertising. I wish they would separate the two places.