Wraps near Millbrae, CA

“Big shout-out to David, their Art-ista! I was craving a pretty latte and had asked if they can make a thick, creamy one. He enthusiastically said yes and really took the time to fulfill my order. It was perfect!

The coffee beans itself were quite weak but 5 stars for David & his coworker!“

“Amazing find located right near the Planet Fitness I was going to while in town. Perfect high protein meal that is super authentic and tasty. City Mix Plate gives you a little of everything. Wraps are to die for. Lentil soup is bomb. Traditional desserts too. Service 10/10 super sweet waitress who serves every course to you if you eat there. Great spot check it out“

“Best place to eat before and after workout. Juices helps in boosting our immune system, weight loss and multiple else factor.“

“Went here for a light lunch and went with a salad from here. They had a nice selection of greens and toppings to add to to your salad. Instead of pre-made salad, they have a build-your-own station where you can customize the salad to your liking (which I prefer). Definitely satisfied with my salad. Quality and freshness guaranteed. ??“

“Super cute little cafe! Has nice jazz music playing along with friendly staff! I had the half & half combo with the turkey Italiano sandwich & the broccoli cheddar soup & a bottle of water which came out to 16.55 total..Both very good and would reccomend! Has indoor and outdoor seating.“

“Small restaurant with a good selection.It's less crowded compared to Cafe Rosso, which is close by, but way more busy. I recommend getting a street style taco plate. It costs about $10, but will cost $3 more if you choose beef. You get three tacos, rice, and beans, and some sauces. It's enough to fill you up if you're really hungry. In an earlier visit, I had a Taza original smoothie which cost $6.46 after tax. It tasted fruity and slightly bitter. There were also peanut butter smoothies. There were tables and chairs if you'd like to sit. If you're in a hurry and just want a drink, there's a drink fridge. Everything is pricier than from the cafes around SFSU, but seems to be not much better. I recommend sticking to their foods if you decide to spend money here.“

“Oh my goodness. Such a gem in the rough. Amazing food in the middle of an industrial area. I'm an old fat white guy, and the meal defeated me. For the first time in a long time, I needed a doggy bag. The Shawarma were delicious as were the pickled veggies and cole slaw. The Arabic coffee was to die for. So rich and thick!“

“Falafel Taza is one of those places that instantly feels right the moment you walk in. Family-owned, warm, welcoming, and proudly serving authentic Lebanese food that’s clearly made with care and tradition.

The food is straight-up delicious. The falafel is crisp on the outside, fluffy and flavorful on the inside not dry, not greasy, just perfect. Everything tastes fresh, balanced, and thoughtfully seasoned. You can tell these recipes weren’t rushed or copied they’re passed down, practiced, and respected.

What really seals it is the vibe. There’s a genuine, homegrown family energy here friendly faces, real conversations, and people who actually care that you enjoy your meal. It doesn’t feel transactional; it feels personal.

If you’re craving Lebanese food that’s comforting, authentic, and consistently hits, Falafel Taza is an easy go-to. Simple, soulful food done right the kind of spot you’re happy to support again and again.“