Definitely a favorite restaurant but concerned that the customers in line and at drink stations are not wearing masks. Today, there were 6 unmasked customers in line with no masks and not distancing. At the drink station, another four people had no masks. Clearly, I don’t expect a mask be worn once seated and eating a meal or drinking a beverage. However, this did not apply to any of the customers mentioned. All employees were following the mask guidelines.
Tiffany Burroughs
I'll be perfectly honest. I wasn't sure what to expect although my bf always told me it was really good. He was 100% correct. Everything I ordered was delicious. So now, he chooses food and I choose movies.
Charlotte Otim
Wish I could give zero stars, spent about $60 for a family meal that was trash. Food quality was horrible, unseasoned and dry chicken kabobs and just everything else terrible. Don't waste your time and money at this place; oh and by the way, they are never busy which is a HUGE sign to stay away!
Mohammed Abbas
it was delicious and its really good but I don't really like the flt but everything else was amazing
Terri W.
When I see a restaurant serving Mediterranean / Greek, I think kabobs, hummus, pitas etc. They do have those items but they’ve upgraded them by at least 3 levels. The menu is extensive with protein choices of lamb, shrimp, multiple chicken flavors, steak, salmon, falafel and lots of vegetarian, vegan and gluten free items as well. You order at the counter and we told Kaylah it was our first time at Zoe’s and asked for suggestions. She recommended the kebabs which come with 2 sides and 1 sauce. She also described the grilled potato salad and it sounded delish. She really did a great job explaining each dish. We both got the kabob combo so we could choose two kabob flavors. Hubs got the shrimp kabob and steak kabob with braised white beans, grilled potato salad and tzatziki sauce. I got the spicy chicken kabob and steak kabob with pasta salad, the new fire roasted corn and tzatziki sauce. I only have a picture of my plate because I didn’t want to get in his way. Everything was so fresh!! The spicy chicken wasn’t very spicy, to me, but it was fork tender. The steak was grilled to medium and coated in balsamic mostarda glaze (it reminded me of Hoisin sauce) the shrimp kabob was good but you only get 3 medium to large shrimp. The pasta salad was much drier than what I’ve had but the flavor was really good. I ended up mixing in my tzatziki sauce just because I had some left. Hubs raved over his sides and they were good. So. The roasted corn - FANTASTIC and well worth the 30 cent premium side up charge. It had fire roasted corn mixed with green onion, feta and maybe finely chopped celery or bell pepper. It had a creaminess and a crunch that is unbeatable. When we go back I would get the same sides but both kabobs in steak. Hubs is going to try the salmon kabob next with the same sides. You can see from the menu that they truly have something for everyone. The restaurant was very clean as was the bathroom. The women’s bathroom is huge, it’s a single occupancy which I really like and it has a baby changing station. They have a hanger for your purse and I only mention that because some places don’t and that’s a real peeve for me. They also have outside seating and since Zoe’s is off the main road, it was quiet. The kabob combo was $13.39. The drinks are extra at $2.59. Total was $34.44 which sounds pricey since we had no leftovers BUT I think the price is fair for this very high quality food.
Stephanie R.
Despite the fact that the Wendover location is so close to where I live, I tried Zoe's Kitchen for the first time last week. Their menu ranges from kabobs to sandwiches to piadinas which are akin to a quesadilla. It took me a while to decide on what to eat because it all sounded so good. My friend had suggested the salmon kabobs, so I decided to order a kabob combo with one salmon and one spicy chicken kabob. Then for my sides I got roasted vegetables and a side Greek salad. For my sauces I got the tzaziki and the spicy aioli. The combo only includes one sauce so I did have to pay an upcharge to add another. I was excited to see they have fresh limeade as one of their beverage options. I decided to make a bit of a suicide by adding that to some of their unsweetened tea and their green tea. I enjoyed that it was not overly sweet and tasted fresh. It was a pleasant evening so we opted to sit outside. We only waited about 10 minutes for our food to come out which is good timing considering how busy they were. My first impression of my plate was mild confusion over the inclusion of a pepper ring on my salad. Not that peppers don't belong on a salad but the ring included part of the core with it which isn't exactly edible. I felt like the spicy chicken kabob wasn't spicy enough but it was well cooked. The salmon was nice and tender too. I liked the zucchini included with it on the skewer. The roasted vegetables were nothing special. I feel like they could have definitely been seasoned more, but the sauces helped. The tzaziki was a bit thin in my opinion to the point it would slide off the roasted vegetables. The spicy aioli on the other hand was very good. It was great to dip the kabobs into. I'm definitely going to go back and try out some other items on their menu.
Shane Warden
The food was good the lost stars are for the price. I got kabobs. $ for 2 kabobs 2 small sides and a drink. 10 shrimp total. Was good just pricey IMO.
Terri W.
When I see a restaurant serving Mediterranean / Greek, I think kabobs, hummus, pitas etc. They do have those items but they've upgraded them by at least 3 levels. The menu is extensive with protein choices of lamb, shrimp, multiple chicken flavors, steak, salmon, falafel and lots of vegetarian, vegan and gluten free items as well. You order at the counter and we told Kaylah it was our first time at Zoe's and asked for suggestions. She recommended the kebabs which come with 2 sides and 1 sauce. She also described the grilled potato salad and it sounded delish. She really did a great job explaining each dish. We both got the kabob combo so we could choose two kabob flavors. Hubs got the shrimp kabob and steak kabob with braised white beans, grilled potato salad and tzatziki sauce. I got the spicy chicken kabob and steak kabob with pasta salad, the new fire roasted corn and tzatziki sauce. I only have a picture of my plate because I didn't want to get in his way. Everything was so fresh!! The spicy chicken wasn't very spicy, to me, but it was fork tender. The steak was grilled to medium and coated in balsamic mostarda glaze (it reminded me of Hoisin sauce) the shrimp kabob was good but you only get 3 medium to large shrimp. The pasta salad was much drier than what I've had but the flavor was really good. I ended up mixing in my tzatziki sauce just because I had some left. Hubs raved over his sides and they were good. So. The roasted corn - FANTASTIC and well worth the 30 cent premium side up charge. It had fire roasted corn mixed with green onion, feta and maybe finely chopped celery or bell pepper. It had a creaminess and a crunch that is unbeatable. When we go back I would get the same sides but both kabobs in steak. Hubs is going to try the salmon kabob next with the same sides. You can see from the menu that they truly have something for everyone. The restaurant was very clean as was the bathroom. The women's bathroom is huge, it's a single occupancy which I really like and it has a baby changing station. They have a hanger for your purse and I only mention that because some places don't and that's a real peeve for me. They also have outside seating and since Zoe's is off the main road, it was quiet. The kabob combo was $13.39. The drinks are extra at $2.59. Total was $34.44 which sounds pricey since we had no leftovers BUT I think the price is fair for this very high quality food.
Steven Gitis
I enjoyed the corn and avocado Cobb. Nice flavors. Was disappointed that the forgot the dressing and had to go back for it and had to ask for lemons for tea. People were cordial and accommodating.
The food is soooo good!! It's our first time ordering from here but it won't the the last. This is the best tzatziki sauce we have EVER had from a restaurant. The chicken is cooked and seasoned to perfection. Fresh fruit and salad. Great hummus. My new favorite spot for Mediterranean chicken! (I'm Persian and I have very high standards which you have definitely met!)
Brittanie Hendrick
Man this was one of the worst experiences I’ve had at a Zoe’s :/. They were very understaffed which I get because post pandemic it’s been hard to get people to work these jobs. But there were so many customers and only like 3 staff people. Entire place was filthy. Food, cups and mess everywhere. It actually smelled very gross as well and the bathrooms were a mess. We waited a while for our food and when it came it was missing so much, a cookie we ordered the sauces we requested etc. The food was not good the seasonings were just not there. The entire meal was a waste of money and we went to Taco Bell after. I wouldn’t waste my money going back until they can get it together a bit.
Linda Richbourg
Nice atmosphere! Heathy dishes! A change from the norm!
Michael Dwomoh
Zoës Kitchen is conveniently located close to the I40 with plenty of parking spaces. The place is clean and there is a healthy selection of food and the service was speedy and curtious. I am happy to recommend Zoës Kitchen.
Looks like they closed down unfortunately.
Definitely a favorite restaurant but concerned that the customers in line and at drink stations are not wearing masks. Today, there were 6 unmasked customers in line with no masks and not distancing. At the drink station, another four people had no masks. Clearly, I don’t expect a mask be worn once seated and eating a meal or drinking a beverage. However, this did not apply to any of the customers mentioned. All employees were following the mask guidelines.
I'll be perfectly honest. I wasn't sure what to expect although my bf always told me it was really good. He was 100% correct. Everything I ordered was delicious. So now, he chooses food and I choose movies.
Wish I could give zero stars, spent about $60 for a family meal that was trash. Food quality was horrible, unseasoned and dry chicken kabobs and just everything else terrible. Don't waste your time and money at this place; oh and by the way, they are never busy which is a HUGE sign to stay away!
it was delicious and its really good but I don't really like the flt but everything else was amazing
When I see a restaurant serving Mediterranean / Greek, I think kabobs, hummus, pitas etc. They do have those items but they’ve upgraded them by at least 3 levels. The menu is extensive with protein choices of lamb, shrimp, multiple chicken flavors, steak, salmon, falafel and lots of vegetarian, vegan and gluten free items as well. You order at the counter and we told Kaylah it was our first time at Zoe’s and asked for suggestions. She recommended the kebabs which come with 2 sides and 1 sauce. She also described the grilled potato salad and it sounded delish. She really did a great job explaining each dish. We both got the kabob combo so we could choose two kabob flavors. Hubs got the shrimp kabob and steak kabob with braised white beans, grilled potato salad and tzatziki sauce. I got the spicy chicken kabob and steak kabob with pasta salad, the new fire roasted corn and tzatziki sauce. I only have a picture of my plate because I didn’t want to get in his way. Everything was so fresh!! The spicy chicken wasn’t very spicy, to me, but it was fork tender. The steak was grilled to medium and coated in balsamic mostarda glaze (it reminded me of Hoisin sauce) the shrimp kabob was good but you only get 3 medium to large shrimp. The pasta salad was much drier than what I’ve had but the flavor was really good. I ended up mixing in my tzatziki sauce just because I had some left. Hubs raved over his sides and they were good. So. The roasted corn - FANTASTIC and well worth the 30 cent premium side up charge. It had fire roasted corn mixed with green onion, feta and maybe finely chopped celery or bell pepper. It had a creaminess and a crunch that is unbeatable. When we go back I would get the same sides but both kabobs in steak. Hubs is going to try the salmon kabob next with the same sides. You can see from the menu that they truly have something for everyone. The restaurant was very clean as was the bathroom. The women’s bathroom is huge, it’s a single occupancy which I really like and it has a baby changing station. They have a hanger for your purse and I only mention that because some places don’t and that’s a real peeve for me. They also have outside seating and since Zoe’s is off the main road, it was quiet. The kabob combo was $13.39. The drinks are extra at $2.59. Total was $34.44 which sounds pricey since we had no leftovers BUT I think the price is fair for this very high quality food.
Despite the fact that the Wendover location is so close to where I live, I tried Zoe's Kitchen for the first time last week. Their menu ranges from kabobs to sandwiches to piadinas which are akin to a quesadilla. It took me a while to decide on what to eat because it all sounded so good. My friend had suggested the salmon kabobs, so I decided to order a kabob combo with one salmon and one spicy chicken kabob. Then for my sides I got roasted vegetables and a side Greek salad. For my sauces I got the tzaziki and the spicy aioli. The combo only includes one sauce so I did have to pay an upcharge to add another. I was excited to see they have fresh limeade as one of their beverage options. I decided to make a bit of a suicide by adding that to some of their unsweetened tea and their green tea. I enjoyed that it was not overly sweet and tasted fresh. It was a pleasant evening so we opted to sit outside. We only waited about 10 minutes for our food to come out which is good timing considering how busy they were. My first impression of my plate was mild confusion over the inclusion of a pepper ring on my salad. Not that peppers don't belong on a salad but the ring included part of the core with it which isn't exactly edible. I felt like the spicy chicken kabob wasn't spicy enough but it was well cooked. The salmon was nice and tender too. I liked the zucchini included with it on the skewer. The roasted vegetables were nothing special. I feel like they could have definitely been seasoned more, but the sauces helped. The tzaziki was a bit thin in my opinion to the point it would slide off the roasted vegetables. The spicy aioli on the other hand was very good. It was great to dip the kabobs into. I'm definitely going to go back and try out some other items on their menu.
The food was good the lost stars are for the price. I got kabobs. $ for 2 kabobs 2 small sides and a drink. 10 shrimp total. Was good just pricey IMO.
When I see a restaurant serving Mediterranean / Greek, I think kabobs, hummus, pitas etc. They do have those items but they've upgraded them by at least 3 levels. The menu is extensive with protein choices of lamb, shrimp, multiple chicken flavors, steak, salmon, falafel and lots of vegetarian, vegan and gluten free items as well. You order at the counter and we told Kaylah it was our first time at Zoe's and asked for suggestions. She recommended the kebabs which come with 2 sides and 1 sauce. She also described the grilled potato salad and it sounded delish. She really did a great job explaining each dish. We both got the kabob combo so we could choose two kabob flavors. Hubs got the shrimp kabob and steak kabob with braised white beans, grilled potato salad and tzatziki sauce. I got the spicy chicken kabob and steak kabob with pasta salad, the new fire roasted corn and tzatziki sauce. I only have a picture of my plate because I didn't want to get in his way. Everything was so fresh!! The spicy chicken wasn't very spicy, to me, but it was fork tender. The steak was grilled to medium and coated in balsamic mostarda glaze (it reminded me of Hoisin sauce) the shrimp kabob was good but you only get 3 medium to large shrimp. The pasta salad was much drier than what I've had but the flavor was really good. I ended up mixing in my tzatziki sauce just because I had some left. Hubs raved over his sides and they were good. So. The roasted corn - FANTASTIC and well worth the 30 cent premium side up charge. It had fire roasted corn mixed with green onion, feta and maybe finely chopped celery or bell pepper. It had a creaminess and a crunch that is unbeatable. When we go back I would get the same sides but both kabobs in steak. Hubs is going to try the salmon kabob next with the same sides. You can see from the menu that they truly have something for everyone. The restaurant was very clean as was the bathroom. The women's bathroom is huge, it's a single occupancy which I really like and it has a baby changing station. They have a hanger for your purse and I only mention that because some places don't and that's a real peeve for me. They also have outside seating and since Zoe's is off the main road, it was quiet. The kabob combo was $13.39. The drinks are extra at $2.59. Total was $34.44 which sounds pricey since we had no leftovers BUT I think the price is fair for this very high quality food.
I enjoyed the corn and avocado Cobb. Nice flavors. Was disappointed that the forgot the dressing and had to go back for it and had to ask for lemons for tea. People were cordial and accommodating.
Restaurantji Recommends
The food is soooo good!! It's our first time ordering from here but it won't the the last. This is the best tzatziki sauce we have EVER had from a restaurant. The chicken is cooked and seasoned to perfection. Fresh fruit and salad. Great hummus. My new favorite spot for Mediterranean chicken! (I'm Persian and I have very high standards which you have definitely met!)
Man this was one of the worst experiences I’ve had at a Zoe’s :/. They were very understaffed which I get because post pandemic it’s been hard to get people to work these jobs. But there were so many customers and only like 3 staff people. Entire place was filthy. Food, cups and mess everywhere. It actually smelled very gross as well and the bathrooms were a mess. We waited a while for our food and when it came it was missing so much, a cookie we ordered the sauces we requested etc. The food was not good the seasonings were just not there. The entire meal was a waste of money and we went to Taco Bell after. I wouldn’t waste my money going back until they can get it together a bit.
Nice atmosphere! Heathy dishes! A change from the norm!
Zoës Kitchen is conveniently located close to the I40 with plenty of parking spaces. The place is clean and there is a healthy selection of food and the service was speedy and curtious. I am happy to recommend Zoës Kitchen.
absolutely loved the food ... Will be back