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Small and cozy establishment. The Mediterranean specialties are fresh and fulfilling, not to mention the excellent fries! I would definitely come back…
Tyler Rispoli
Olive Cafe
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We chose this small Lebanese restaurant for dinner. Neither my wife nor I was feeling overly hungry, so we each settled on a shawarma, yaba (vegetaria…
Westie
Olive Cafe
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This is my second time here. We ordered the Chicken Kabob and Kibbeh Beef. I upgraded my side to the Lebanese Potato Salad. The food is great. The ser…
ChefJim
Olive Cafe
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10 Reviews on “Olive Cafe”
Small and cozy establishment. The Mediterranean specialties are fresh and fulfilling, not to mention the excellent fries! I would definitely come back again.
We chose this small Lebanese restaurant for dinner. Neither my wife nor I was feeling overly hungry, so we each settled on a shawarma, yaba (vegetarian) for her and chicken for her dining companion. These were wrapped in pita and served with French fries that we upgraded for $2 each to the recommended sweet potato fries. The shawarmas were okay, but the sweet potato fries were a ripoff, small in quantity and dried suggesting we got the last of a batch that had sitting under a heat lamp.
This is my second time here. We ordered the Chicken Kabob and Kibbeh Beef. I upgraded my side to the Lebanese Potato Salad. The food is great. The service was fast and accommodated allergies. They had pumpkin soup one day and black bean another day. The cost for lunch is about $15 an entree.