I've ordered from their Parsippany location a couple of times and always enjoyed the food. The…read moreBloomfield location has exactly the same menu and is just as tasty! The wraps are phenomenal and I love the vegetarian options.

This establishment touts themselves as a healthy food restaurant, which they definitely have…read more However, they also have not so healthy items like an array of fried foods which are mostly on the kids menu. We tried a mango pineapple smoothie which is only made with almond milk. Unfortunately, with an almond allergy we asked them to use water only, so the consistency was different, but was still tasty. We also tried the crispy chicken wrap, Caesar salad wrap, grilled protein bowl, and a Dubai chocolate cheese cake. Everything was ok to good. It was all very fresh, but the steak in the protein bowl was chewy, some things lacked a little flavor, while others were very flavorful. So just a bit inconsistent. Service was friendly and helpful. The restaurant itself is intimate and cute. I would return if in the area, and try something different.

In town to see a Broadway show and didn't want to leave the hotel after driving for 12 hours, so we…read morefigured we'd give this a shot. So very, very good. We got two Arabi platters and a lamb sandwich and there was So Much Food and everything was fresh and tasted amazing. If I had to complain about anything, my only quibble would be paying $1.99 for pita crackers and getting pita croutons instead, but they're so good I don't really mind too awful much.

I ordered via Door Dash so I can't speak to the atmosphere of the restaurant or friendliness of the…read morestaff. Within my order I selected extra sauce and DID NOT recieve it. I also included special instructions to have "salad only, NO RICE" and this was not honored. The food was packaged well with a generous portion size. This was challenged because I didn't recieve enough sauce to enjoy my meal.

The service here was exceptional -- attentive in a way that felt genuinely Michelin-level, from the…read moremoment we sat down to the last course. It made the whole night. The ambiance fit the name perfectly -- subtle hints of blue throughout that tied right back to "d'Azur." We started with a glass of bubbly and focaccia served with three spreads -- the olive tapenade stood out over the butter. For the first course, I had the duck confit salad -- the duck portion itself ran a little light, but the flavor balance was excellent: sweetness from the strawberries, bitterness from the arugula, saltiness from the goat cheese, and umami depth from the duck confit. It's BYOB, we brought both red and white wine to pair across the meal. The table shared the Branzino with French chard, which was outstanding, and the steak frites, which was exceptional and perfect medium rare. I had the duck breast with mushroom, paired with a Pinot Noir -- a great match, and that same Pinot Noir worked beautifully with the steak too. To finish, we shared three desserts: crème brûlée, chocolate truffles with strawberry and pistachio, and a cognac cake topped with a chocolate whipped mousse, walnuts, and strawberry. Tough call on a favorite, but the cognac cake stole the show. Throughout dessert, the staff kept checking in without ever feeling intrusive -- a small thing, but it stood out. A great night out with drink, food, and cousins from start to finish. The service alone is worth going back for. Highly recommend.

Absolutely amazing food. Definitely recommend it…read more Absolutely delicious, really well made and perfectly seasoned food. Great coffee. Amazing dessert. Also love the fact that they have outdoor seating with umbrellas. Helps those of us who are trying to dine out in a Covid safe manner. Staff is so nice and management is amazing. I overpaid by mistake because of a billing error and I didn't even know about it. The manager actually called me back and said - hey we over charged you. Please come and take some money back! Amazing! They have just made a lifelong fan!

I never write reviews, but this place has definitely become one of my favorites! The food was…read moreincredible, the service was so friendly, and the atmosphere was warm and cozy. I'll definitely be coming back!

Lovely spot!! The set up is a little more casual than a typical restaurant--you sit down wherever…read moreyou want, order at the front, and a server bring/ your order to you. It was very clean and fresh inside and everyone was friendly. I tried shakshuka for the first time, and I loved it! It wasn't too heavy, and the sauce was super flavorful sauce. I enjoyed seeing all of the mediterranean-inspired options they had on the menu. I also ordered a plain iced latte which was great! The espresso was very smooth. We went around 9 am on a Monday, so it wasn't super busy, but I've seen this place packed! The lunch menu also seemed super interesting so, so I would love to come back to try more!

Great warm hospitality is at the Turkish Pita Place. LOVE…read moretheir Turkish Coffee with one of their delicious baklava or Morsel Fritters. The coffee is served in a very pretty demitasse cup. A very nice buffet is available with a variety of Turkish foods. Of course, you have to try the excellent Hummus. So far, my favorite item is the fresh Lamb Kebab. The Turkish Pita Place is located at 160 Halsey St. in downtown Newark. Street parking is not the best in this area. Parking lots are available, but are pricey.

Been coming here for a while now. This place is great, I love the buffet for lunch. The chicken…read morekabobs and the lamb are always such a great thing to have on my plate. The staff are so friendly too overall a great place to have lunch highly recommend it just leave some chicken kabob for me please.

I e found it everyone The gyro to give NYC a run for its…read moremoney but as the name say OMGyro makes you want to return again and again u til your stomach hurts. I always go with the lamb gyro and fries but on this occasion I did the jerk meat with the sauce on the side with all the toppings. It was Delicious and I'm always going back but I realize if I stay away for a few weeks or months it I Proves the experience Hope you find time to stop by Enjoy

The service was beyond kind. I ordered a jerk chicken gyro with tons of veggies and they obliged…read morelight sauce. This is not where u go for portion control lol. I'm realizing one gyro is for two sittings yet I.. shamefully ate the whole thing. Now I understand why they mentioned a gyro could be 45g of protein. Anywho... what's good about the jerk chicken is although there is some smoke and heat flavor it's not "sweet" just maybe a slight hint that u can barely tell which I love because I don't like sweet meat much... also it doesn't feel heavily salted so u might want to add salt but it's perfect for someone watching their sodium intake! There r some tables inside and u can take out. And of course the spot is halal.

Stopped in for lunch since I had business in Newark because of the vegan options. I had a falafel…read moresalad bowl with hummus, tabbouleh, and a 3rd veggie topping. The base bowl only came with lettuce, rice & falafel (3 items), so my bill came to a whopping $23. While the food was good, it was mad expensive & a very small portion compared to other quick service Mediterranean or Mexican bowl places. The cashier was nice enough to throw in a free pita since I commented on how pricey the addtl items were... so that was nice. But my verdict is I likely won't be back due to the price. And if you go, be forewarned to bring your wallet with you!

My employer ordered my breakfast and lunch from here and I was beyond impressed. My breakfast, the…read moreshakshuka, was flavorful and filling. My lunch, which I am assuming is the chicken platter, was beyond filling and full of flavor. Not a fan of baba ganoosh, but this place has turned me into a baba ganoosh fan. Highly enjoyed and recommend!

I went to Pita Square and didn't get one square of pita. Seems silly, but it would have been the…read moreperfect addition for the meal. That's my only gripe though...the food is fresh and the service is good. Stopped in 40 minutes before close and they seemed to be wrapping up for the night. Sadly, they meant it would be a 15 minute wait for the chicken kabob. Opted for the chicken shawarma which was well cooked and quite tasty. The chicken was piled high on a bed of lettuce and I had cucumber sauce on top. You get two sides with the platter and there's some unique options to compliment your typical choices. The avocado hummus is a nice consistency and a good balance for the shawarma. I really wanted pickles, but likely wouldn't order them as an entire side.

Good solid food for not a lot of money. I ordered a hummus dipping platter, which comes with some…read moresliced pita and an absolute VAT of hummus for like $7. Falafel balls are fragrant with spices, crunchy on the outside, and steamy and soft on the inside. Every bite brings out something new in your food. These guys make excellent hummus. It's silky smooth with a creamy taste. Another neat bonus is that they have all kinds of non alcoholic beverages in the cooler for you to try with your meal. These aren't your typical American soda. They're imported, and come in little glass bottles. I tried the apple soda, and it was delightful. Space is huge, and has plenty of seating, but it's never crowded so if you come with a bunch of friends, you'll likely have plenty of space to sit down.

We visited Sihana Bistro before a show at NJPAC, and it couldn't have been more convenient--just a…read morequick minute drive around the corner. The restaurant is a beautiful corner spot with wonderful lighting and a warm, inviting ambiance. Since it was our first time trying Georgian cuisine, we decided to share a variety of appetizers. Everything was exceptional, but the fried mushroom salad, khinkali, imeruli, and beetroot hummus were the standouts. Of course, we had to try the famous Adjaruli Khachapuri, and it was every bit as decadent as people say! The service was very attentive. We were served by someone in training who was incredibly diligent, making sure to follow up on every question we had about the menu. Between the tasty food, warm service, and perfect location, we were delighted with our experience. We will definitely be back!

The full marks are there for the waiter, the layout/ambiance and the cocktails…read more Got in with a reservation (please do book a reservation if you're going on a weekend night, because this place can get pretty full pretty quickly), and we're seated pretty much instantly. If you're a party of six skinny people, you'll do just fine in the chairs. If you're fat Americans like us, it's going to be a tight squeeze. They do a really smart thing. The window seats are pushed a bit away from the windows, so that when the waiter comes to take your order, they don't block the middle aisle where people are trying to walk or carry stuff to tables. Brilliant idea, and one which I wish more would do. The chairs are those mid century modern rattan backed chrome bottomed office chair looking guys. They're comfortable enough, even for us fats, but the rattan was starting to wear out. Hopefully, they'll see to getting them serviced, because it makes the place look a bit ragged. The tables were a lovely size, with plenty of space for our drinks, our food, and the beautiful bespoke charger plates they had on the table with Sihana branding on it. They kept the TVs and other built in furniture from the old Kinjo that used to be here. When we went, the stuff on the TVs was pretty generic. This is fine. Not a lot of places know what to do with those TVs. Back when the location used to be KInjo, they played either K-dramas, Anime, or other such themed shows on there with subtitles, so that it keeps the place on theme. This is NOT an allergy friendly place. If you're vegan, you're going to get either the cocktails, or a dry salad. Also, there's cocktails that have honey, so watch out for that as well. The falafel sandwich, which should be vegan anywhere else you get it, has egg in it. Not ON it, but IN it. The fries are all cooked in shared oil. How shared is the oil? One of our table mates got a mild allergic reaction (she has a shellfish allergy), and had to grab a Benadryl when she got home. It wasn't bad enough for her eyes to close up and have to go to the hospital, but her face was getting flushed, and she started getting really itchy. I'm sure the food was fine. I've been with this group dining out several times. If they're seriously enjoying themselves, they'll usually be raving about what's on their plate, and let the waiter know how good it all was. That didn't happen here. Everyone LOVED the appetisers. That cheesy bread situation was a huge hit. The cocktails are strong, and beautifully made. Well balanced with the right blend of sweetness, tartness, and slight burn of alcohol. Absolutely no complaints there. When the bill came, there's a credit card processing fee. I'd say the place is good. Here's why they're getting full marks: The waiter let us know IMMEDIATELY that there will be nothing for me to eat. He didn't have to go to the kitchen to ask what was safe. He knew immediately that there's nothing at all on the menu that's safe for me. That level of knowledge tells me that you've got a waiter who takes pride in knowing his job, and does it to the best of his ability. You've got an absolute gem of a wait staff in general. I wasn't bothered, because I live very close by and can eat at home. Just know that I'll never set foot in there again. I'm not sure that anyone else would be too eager to go back either. I've been to steak houses that had more option.