This place is a bit unassuming, located in an older strip mall next to a Sheetz off Miami Blvd in…read moreDurham. There are a lot of great little shops in this plaza that deserve recognition--I never would have found them without a Yelp search. I walked in to get a quick takeout order because I had to be back for a meeting in 30 minutes. I almost left because there were about eight people ahead of me waiting to order. I also just started a keto diet, so I was hoping they had something I could actually eat. The menu looked incredible. If I weren't on this diet, I totally would have gotten the gyro and fries that I saw delivered to a nearby table; I was literally drooling. I settled for a Caesar salad to go. I forgot to ask for no croutons, but that is on me! It came with fresh pita and tzatziki, which looked and felt awesome. I tasted the tzatziki before giving them both away, and it was delicious--probably the best tzatziki I have tasted in a long time. For my salad protein, I chose the chicken skewers (you get two). The salad was dressed, and I had to sprint to my meeting. I opened it and took a bite at the office, and let's just say I kept my camera off and my microphone on mute for most of the call! The chicken had such good flavor, and the salad had a generous amount of shaved parmesan with a nice dressing. They also did what I always do with a Caesar: added lemon. There were two big wedges of lemon in the container, which provided that perfect extra hit of acid I always look for. While I didn't get to interact with everyone, the woman running the front of the house (and probably the back, too) was incredibly nice. I wish I experienced that kind of service everywhere I went; the world would be a much friendior place. I think I'll be a regular here.

Let me start with the negative, and it is a big one. My wife and I wanted to come here maybe a year…read moreago and we didn't get around to it until today. Huge mistake. This place is freakin' delicious. So, we had a great meal from the food truck once. And Gussy's catered a wine pairing dinner at Peak of the Vine in Apex which was spectacular. We decided then we had to visit the brick and mortar location, but one thing after another delayed us until today. We went with our (adult) kids and everyone loved every bite. I had a new pork gyro and their amazing lemon rice (do not sleep on the lemon rice, it is a stealth amazing side), my wife had the fried shrimp platter and the shrimp was great. Somehow more shrimpy than most fried shrimp. I don't know what that means, but there you go. My daughter got the chicken gyro with fries and declared the fries her new favorite fries. The veggies were so crisp and fresh in the gyro that even though she finished all the chicken, she brought the last few bites of pita and veggies home because she didn't want to waste them. My son is a limited-taste eater, but was relieved to see some Italian classics on the menu. He went with his favorite sandwich, a chicken parmesan hero. He didn't have super high hopes for an amazing experience, because outside of a pizzeria chicken parm is usually just good, never great. But he was shocked, "This is better than most pizzerias. I'd have to get one here and one at Mezza Luna and have them side by side to judge them, it's that good." So yeah, Gussy's. Don't wait around like we did. If you find yourself close to RTP, plan lunch at Gusssy's. Or make the trip special during the week. You won't regret it.

"Solid option for on-Duke-campus slightly upscale lunches"…read more As its predecessor which moved to Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd, this "new iteration" of the Divinity Refectory offers slight upscale dining options on campus relative to the usual burgers/ pizza/ fast food. They often have some sort of Indian dish in a sauce with tofu or a casserole, lots of vegetables, vegetarian/ vegan options (e.g., beef vs. veggie lasagna), etc. They also have sandwiches, soups, and they have a pretty nice collection of varied fancier desserts including cheesecakes and creme brulee. I tend to find the portions a bit small, but I'm a big eater. It's cafeteria-style-- you walk through a line and order what you want, and pay at the end. The food is fresh, and the service is friendly. Price is slightly higher than some on-campus options (e.g., Panda Express), but the food is certainly a cut above, so it's not unreasonable. Somewhat surprisingly, they don't have any sodas on tap-- only bottles. No credit cards accepted. Given the proximity to the administrative building, this place is frequented by various Duke deans and professors, as well as students taking professors out for lunch (through the "FLunch" program).

So Ive been going to div cafe nearly every day for the past two years (recently less though) so…read morehere are my thoughts. Overall, I'd say the quality of div food has gone down for breakfast. It's supposed to be one of the healthier places on campus but some of their foods aren't as good for you as you might think of you look at the ingredients (ie the eggs, which taste more like the liquid eggs than real eggs...more on that below). Breakfast: I used to be obsessed with div oatmeal but the past few months it's really hit or miss. The baked oatmeal also isn't very healthy, it's loaded with sugar and butter. Sometimes it's very dry and other times it's really creamy. Once in a while it's delicious though (less so recently). This oatmeal is not vegan and I'd love to see a healthier, vegan rendition. The eggs are often very oily and taste like liquid eggs rather than farm fresh eggs like the cafe advertises. I usually custom order egg whites since those taste more real, even though they're usually also drenched in oil. The fruit here is really overpriced. You might get 3 strawberries for $4... recommend going elsewhere for fruit. My go-to breakfast here is now the low fat Greek yogurt (I think the healthiest thing you can get here) with a side of organic, crunchy peanut butter. I sometimes add a bit of honey and it's delicious. The other options are usually lemon ricotta pancakes, French toast, etc. They also have breakfast burritos, potatoes, and grits. I haven't tried these but they look alright. Lunch: I'm not always a fan of the lunch specials but when I do go for lunch I'm usually not disappointed. Beware, the line is generally pretty long although it goes by quickly. The shrimp etouffe last week was INCREDIBLE. It comes with a side of veggies although they usually give you very minimal (I got 3 pieces of broccoli...). The week before, I got the shrimp stir fry and I asked for less sauce. The server still took extra sauce from the bottom of the pan and poured it onto my plate.... they don't really listen to requests when there's a long line. Their pastas are pretty good and the buffalo Mac and cheese is great, although definitely not a healthy option. Their wraps are decent. If you're in the mood for one its not a bad choice. The refrigerated foods (salads, sandwiches, ...) are not my favorites. They don't heat up the sandwiches there so if you get a pbj you just eat it cold. They also have apples and peanut butter. This is good but I'd recommend just buying an apple and asking for a side of peanut butter since it's much cheaper.

The food was good.. seriously the rib eye sandwich is the way to go…read more We waited more than 10 minutes to order and the burger was a tad dry. I would still return as the service after receiving food was top-notch and great seasoned food

This places continues to do Colombian food in ALL the right ways. If you're needing a good hearty…read morecreamy soup, get their seafood soup it comes with shrimp, mussels and squid. Dip the rice in the soup, delicious! If you don't know what to get, you can't go wrong with the Bandeja Paisa, it has a little bit of all the best things, steak, chorizo, chicharron, rice beans eggs and some sweet plantains. More than enough for two! The food always comes out fresh. I'd definitely go in between the week, evenings and weekends are packed! The restaurant is really small so expect a wait.

Trying something new one evening while out running errands. The person at the front counter was…read morepleasant and welcoming. Arepa's are great balance of simple and comforting go to food. Gluten free options are always a lighter and a less heavy option, in my option. This is one of the perks. I tried the La Tica (chicken) and the La Surena (bbq). I enjoyed the chicken. Very flavorful. I wasn't a fan of the bbq - a bit on the dry side for me. The chicken was delicious but the cheese could've been melted and I would've preferred my food on the warmer side. Giving Grace with 4*, perhaps I tried this too late in the evening. Maybe these are intended to be served that way I received them. I do recommend Arepa Culture NC but I'd recommend go at opening or before lunch time for freshness. The rice and beans were good. The peach juice was okay.

Had two arepas (chicken, beef) from their food truck.,really delicious and made beautifully. They…read moreare basically corn tortillas stuffed with your choice of protein. They had a couple of different cilantros to go with it. Highly recommended.

I ordered a gyro and fries to go, and overall it was just okay…read more The gyro had a good amount of meat, but it lacked flavor and didn't really stand out from other average gyros. Nothing bad, just nothing memorable. The fries were the bigger disappointment. They were plain, slightly soggy, and had no seasoning at all, which made them feel like an afterthought rather than a side worth ordering. Not a terrible experience, but not one that left me excited to come back. It was fine for a quick bite, just nothing that impressed. I ordered to-go so I cannot comment on the interior or the service inside the restaurant.

Really solid food for $8! I got this on the Too Good To Go app, and I was not disappointed. Decent…read moreportion, amazing flavors, the grape leaves were okay and I wished you'd get a whole pita instead of half. But nonetheless...would choose this over Chipotle or Chick-Fil-A any day of the week! Will definitely be coming back.

Third visit. This place rocks, thanks Atilla and team. Original lamb gyro, lamb Greek salad and…read moreextra kabob absolutely delicious. Walnut baklava to top it off. Please check this place out. You'll be glad you did!

Located in brier creek so there is free parking! The staff is friendly and the menu is simple. It's…read morespacious and clean. You can make any meal a combo for only $2. I and the lamb and bestie had their chicken rice bowl! We both enjoyed our food.

Omg yes. Amazing food served piping hot and comes quick. The spice dishes on the side has 3 options…read morewhich I love! The spicy eggplant was tender but still had texture and the sauce was sweet salty and zippy! I got the pad kee Mao two days in a row if that says anything the air conditioning was broken when I went but the food overshadowed that! It's nice inside and convenient. Service was so friendly and attentive!

The ambiance was nice and moderate and it is definitely a quaint place. The service was a little…read moreslow, but very nice and polite. The soup was very sweet and did not taste traditional, the curry was different and nothing special. However the calamari were definitely soft and very pleasant. I would give it another try and taste their red cury.

Went to lunch with my daughter today and all the food was awesome and came out quickly. The…read moretonkotsu ramen was fabulous. Will definitely come back again.

Okay don't get me wrong, the food was good, fresh, and not too pricey. But the service was lowkey…read moreon thin ice. It was basically empty, and not one person checked in to ask how the meal was. Idk how they run things when it's busy, but if it's slow, service should be better. Food was like 7/10. Decent, but it could've been hotter. Server was quiet the whole time. Maybe she was having a bad day, idk, but the energy was off. I ordered the Chashu rice -- looked good and tasted good, but not amazing. Then I ordered a Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea with boba. The little robot brought my drink over, then the server dropped it on the ground and kept saying sorry like... what u want me to say? There's no point in having a robot bring stuff if u just gonna fumble it after. Inside looks nice though. Overall, decent food but service needs work.