Baba Ghannouj Mediterranean Bi

This is the second time I have tried Baba Ghannouj and I am just not that impressed. I thought that the menu was difficult to read. Thinking that I could not get what I wanted in a combo, I ordered separate components- only to figure out later they did have a combo. Alright- that possibly could be my bad. However, a falafel sandwich, tabouli, and a baklava (no drink or extra pita) was 12.76. I thought that was pricey considering its an order at the counter place. I found the falalfel bland, and no subtleties to the cucumber sauce. The tabouli was way too seasoned- you could hardly taste the parsley flavor of the parsley. All in all, not a great experience. I will not be returning again. Pros: Parking Cons: Fairly expensive, menu difficult to decipher more

Serves the creamiest hummus in the Triangle. The smoky, rich baba ghannoug, and freshly prepared falafel make this my favorite casual Mediterranean restaurant in the Triangle. Even better than Neomonde! \r Pros: tasty fresh food, consistently good Cons: not the cosiest of restaurants (hard bench seats, picnic-like atmosphere) more

Some of the best Falafal I have had in the area, relaxed warm atmosphere, the interior design with wrapping vines, vibrant colors, old coffee bags, and more is transporting, friendly staff and family-friendly (great grilled cheese pita for lil' ones). Unassuming in a strip mall (near Soutpoint Mall/Woodcroft) but definitely worth checking out! more