Fast food and quick service Mediterranean foods. staff was nice and attentive. Loved it!
edithtaed1
They actually moved to a food truck at 6th and duck.
Kelli H.
Stopped here during the Walkaround and thought it was great! They handled the line quite well, food came out in a reasonable time, and it was an excellent option for a lighter, healthier meal on the go. I got the falafel sandwich, which is actually a wrap in a pita, and fries. The falafel was delicious and there were plenty enough fries to split with my husband. I'll definitely be back.
David N.
Visited this food truck at Bleu Garten on a Saturday night. It was generally busy and the people made the food quickly. I ordered the gyro plate, it's fries, meat, pita, tabouli, hummus, and tzatziki sauce. Most impressed with freshness, fries must have just been cooked. Meat was standard spices but thick cut, not dry or too thin. Pita was pretty standard. Good portion of fries but the other sides were a little small, and there were only a few strips of meat, less than what would be in a sandwich; however, it was enough to get me full. I'd give a 3.5 if I could, but will round up for good prices, good portion and friendly staff. Friends got gyro sandwich and seemed good portion also. Would give it a try if you're in the mood for Greek food.
Steve S.
Best gyro in town. Hands down. Those fries rival McDonalds. One of my favorite places to lunch. Now if I could only eat one and not be drowsy for the afternoon, that would be great; it is a very substantial meal!
Austin H.
We called our order about the time Cafe Bella opened today to place our order. Once I arrives about 20 minutes later it took another 20 minutes for our food to be ready. I had ordered sun dried tomato hummas, but wasn't informed that they were out of the sun dried tomatoes until right before receiving our order. The french fries were under cooked and parts of the Mediterranean plate were overcooked. There is another Mediterranean resturant in town that is better, and we will be going there from now on.
Heather C.
The best! Everything on their menu is good! Great gyro! Great hummus! Great Caesar salad!
Isocephaly B.
WAY - TOO - SALTY. (And I *add* salt to 95% of the food I'm served, but even for me: everything tastes like saline.) I eat at Cafe Bella about once a year, and every time am reminded why I don't eat there more. The falafel patties seem industrially produced and are not tasty; I've made better myself out of the just-add-water dry mix from the grocery store. Eggplant isn't in a delicious tomato sauce as stated, but rather swimming in a deep pool of oil. In the menu photographs all of the salad is romaine, but in reality they use iceberg lettuce. Basically, it seems like Cafe Bella is cutting a lot of corners to save on labor + cost; the food quality is suffering. I know the former Cafe Bella was well-reviewed; maybe they had to change the way they prepare things since downsizing to the food truck? Also, I LOVE the cute green tuck, and the *idea* of having it there - I just wish the food were... better. If you have a yen for Mediterranean food, I'd recommend Nikki's Greek a few blocks over.
Fast food and quick service Mediterranean foods. staff was nice and attentive. Loved it!
They actually moved to a food truck at 6th and duck.
Stopped here during the Walkaround and thought it was great! They handled the line quite well, food came out in a reasonable time, and it was an excellent option for a lighter, healthier meal on the go. I got the falafel sandwich, which is actually a wrap in a pita, and fries. The falafel was delicious and there were plenty enough fries to split with my husband. I'll definitely be back.
Visited this food truck at Bleu Garten on a Saturday night. It was generally busy and the people made the food quickly. I ordered the gyro plate, it's fries, meat, pita, tabouli, hummus, and tzatziki sauce. Most impressed with freshness, fries must have just been cooked. Meat was standard spices but thick cut, not dry or too thin. Pita was pretty standard. Good portion of fries but the other sides were a little small, and there were only a few strips of meat, less than what would be in a sandwich; however, it was enough to get me full. I'd give a 3.5 if I could, but will round up for good prices, good portion and friendly staff. Friends got gyro sandwich and seemed good portion also. Would give it a try if you're in the mood for Greek food.
Best gyro in town. Hands down. Those fries rival McDonalds. One of my favorite places to lunch. Now if I could only eat one and not be drowsy for the afternoon, that would be great; it is a very substantial meal!
We called our order about the time Cafe Bella opened today to place our order. Once I arrives about 20 minutes later it took another 20 minutes for our food to be ready. I had ordered sun dried tomato hummas, but wasn't informed that they were out of the sun dried tomatoes until right before receiving our order. The french fries were under cooked and parts of the Mediterranean plate were overcooked. There is another Mediterranean resturant in town that is better, and we will be going there from now on.
The best! Everything on their menu is good! Great gyro! Great hummus! Great Caesar salad!
WAY - TOO - SALTY. (And I *add* salt to 95% of the food I'm served, but even for me: everything tastes like saline.) I eat at Cafe Bella about once a year, and every time am reminded why I don't eat there more. The falafel patties seem industrially produced and are not tasty; I've made better myself out of the just-add-water dry mix from the grocery store. Eggplant isn't in a delicious tomato sauce as stated, but rather swimming in a deep pool of oil. In the menu photographs all of the salad is romaine, but in reality they use iceberg lettuce. Basically, it seems like Cafe Bella is cutting a lot of corners to save on labor + cost; the food quality is suffering. I know the former Cafe Bella was well-reviewed; maybe they had to change the way they prepare things since downsizing to the food truck? Also, I LOVE the cute green tuck, and the *idea* of having it there - I just wish the food were... better. If you have a yen for Mediterranean food, I'd recommend Nikki's Greek a few blocks over.
Out of business. Main Street Noodle has moved in.
Restaurantji Recommends