Anytime I’m between flights I make it a point to get the falafel meal. I haven’t had anything else yet but that falafel is pretty great.
Alex Peterson
How you gonna put a breakfast sandwich on a dry hamburger bun and charge that much for it.
Elizabeth W.
I stopped here after an early morning flight, waiting for my ride. The Bloody Mary was excellent but at that price it should come with a beer snit.The breakfast menu is very limited, perhaps too limited. I had an egg sandwich with a vegan sausage and American fries. It was so-so. The Brioche bun was a bit dry and the cheese was not melted. I appreciated the availability of vegan sausage though. I know it is an airport and prices are inflated but still, could have been better. The staff and service was excellent! I was on a knee scooter recovering from foot surgery. My server and the others there were super helpful, kind and friendly! And they let me sit by the window for a great view. so great service and ambience and beverages- take the food up a notch and it would be perfect.
Gjon C.
It's thr airport so expectations are low. It's post covid, no one wants to work.But still, somehow I had hope. Hope that was crushed with a slow yet relentless force.
Osunlade O.
Food was as good as you'd expect in an airport however the service was absolute shit!!! It literally took 5 minutes to get a seat while I watched everyone working chat in the back while a cue built. The food was prompt as you'd hope which was surprising. When I received my check (airport prices) $57 for seared salmon and tomato soup! I decided to give my server for the prompt delivery of the meal but when I asked for change for $20 to do so I got the ugliest look and reply of " U need change" ?! Which turned me the fuck off as well it took an additional 7 mins ( more chatting) to get that which in the end I decided on a tip that reflected the attitude and overall service ! Proceed with caution!!
Michael S.
Poor service. Overworked staff. Rude and unprofessional.
Neha J.
Pros - the service was great and friendly. We were seated promptly Cons - the chicken shawarma was greasy... The tomato soup was flavorless, hummus was too sour and the cheese burgers were too chewy. The fries were in point though!
Jack P.
I stopped here trying to get a healthy meal. Chose the hummus and a yogurt parfait. I've never had gritty hummus before and it was just the worst dried out thing I ever tasted. A few bites of that and in the trash it went. The yogurt parfait was one of those where there's a container of granola on the top, except there was no container at all. It was just granola floating on the top of yogurt. As you might guess the bottom of the granola was completely soggy while the top was crunchy. Both these meals must of been sitting there for days and days before I bought them. Now I'm inclined to never go back there again, so I have to ask if the restaurant knows that recycling food like this will just ruin their business. This was the first and last time for this place.
Nic W.
I stopped here during a layover that lasted a couple of hours simply because it was one of the closest open establishments to my gate. It was definitely a mediocre experience (food-wise), although the service was pretty good, and the restaurant was relatively clean (for an airport restaurant). There were only I believe two waitresses working the floor when I arrived, and the young lady who was taking care of my table was quite friendly and provided quick service! I was very appreciative of her and her efforts, although again, the food was extremely mediocre. I wouldn't recommend or revisit unless it was the only available food and I was on a looooong layover and just absolutely famished.
Ed S.
When you're stuck in an airport for two days, you get to try a few different food stops. And since the airline is paying, we'd skipped the fast food stops. Today, for breakfast, we stopped at Mezza Mediterranean. Pricy. But the food was well prepared and served hot. (My #1 pet peeve). The scrambled eggs were fluffy and light. The bacon was a bit soggy, and not as crispy as I'd prefer. The potato wedges were fried to perfection. My wife's breakfast sandwich was enough for lunch later. Again, eggs, sausage & wedges. Again, we'll prepared. Service was very good, particularly for a crowded airport restaurant. A nice way to start our day.
As far as airport food goes, I was happy. Ordered a burger that came out cooked perfectly. Service was attentive, and my companions were very happy with their salads.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
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Middle Eastern restaurants inside the secure area of an airport were almost unheard of until fairly recently. Airport food, by definition, is less than great and the Mesiterranean Grill is no different. The falafel was dry and overfried, the shawarma looked and tasted as if prepared earlier then microwaved, and the vegetables in the salad most likely would not be served at a restaurant outside the airport. The long bar is where things are at. Good selection of drinks and a pleasant atmosphere.
Michael Smith
Middle Eastern restaurants inside the secure area of an airport were almost unheard of until fairly recently. Airport food, by definition, is less than great and the Mesiterranean Grill is no different. The falafel was dry and overfried, the shawarma looked and tasted as if prepared earlier then microwaved, and the vegetables in the salad most likely would not be served at a restaurant outside the airport. The long bar is where things are at. Good selection of drinks and a pleasant atmosphere.Vegetarian options: Salads and falafel.Parking: In the airport, past security. Parking is neither an issue nor an option.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Tara K.
We stopped for some breakfast before our flight. The service was friendly and quick, they had a very simple menu to facilitate quick service. Pricey for what you get, but what can you expect at the airport.
Tiffany Y.
Mezza is a casual restaurant that serves Mediterranean food. The menu includes appetizers such as hummus and calamari and entrees such as salads, sandwiches, kabobs, and lamb. Prices are average. I had some time to eat a meal before my connecting flight, and the Mezza employees who served me did a very good job. One employee was both the seating hostess and the waitress. She promptly seated my husband and me at a table. She said a cheerful hello and said friendly words such as please and thank you. She wore a face mask, and she cleaned the tables. Here are my reviews for the foods: My salmon was nicely cooked but could have used more seasoning. On the side were carrots and green beans, which were fresh and had good flavors, and mashed potatoes, which seemed to be instant. My husband's gyro contained lots of pickles, and he described it as "fine". On the side were perfectly crispy and flavorful French fries. For dessert, we shared a baklava, which tasted good but was slightly hard to cut. The total price was $53 plus a tip.
Anytime I’m between flights I make it a point to get the falafel meal. I haven’t had anything else yet but that falafel is pretty great.
How you gonna put a breakfast sandwich on a dry hamburger bun and charge that much for it.
I stopped here after an early morning flight, waiting for my ride. The Bloody Mary was excellent but at that price it should come with a beer snit.The breakfast menu is very limited, perhaps too limited. I had an egg sandwich with a vegan sausage and American fries. It was so-so. The Brioche bun was a bit dry and the cheese was not melted. I appreciated the availability of vegan sausage though. I know it is an airport and prices are inflated but still, could have been better. The staff and service was excellent! I was on a knee scooter recovering from foot surgery. My server and the others there were super helpful, kind and friendly! And they let me sit by the window for a great view. so great service and ambience and beverages- take the food up a notch and it would be perfect.
It's thr airport so expectations are low. It's post covid, no one wants to work.But still, somehow I had hope. Hope that was crushed with a slow yet relentless force.
Food was as good as you'd expect in an airport however the service was absolute shit!!! It literally took 5 minutes to get a seat while I watched everyone working chat in the back while a cue built. The food was prompt as you'd hope which was surprising. When I received my check (airport prices) $57 for seared salmon and tomato soup! I decided to give my server for the prompt delivery of the meal but when I asked for change for $20 to do so I got the ugliest look and reply of " U need change" ?! Which turned me the fuck off as well it took an additional 7 mins ( more chatting) to get that which in the end I decided on a tip that reflected the attitude and overall service ! Proceed with caution!!
Poor service. Overworked staff. Rude and unprofessional.
Pros - the service was great and friendly. We were seated promptly Cons - the chicken shawarma was greasy... The tomato soup was flavorless, hummus was too sour and the cheese burgers were too chewy. The fries were in point though!
I stopped here trying to get a healthy meal. Chose the hummus and a yogurt parfait. I've never had gritty hummus before and it was just the worst dried out thing I ever tasted. A few bites of that and in the trash it went. The yogurt parfait was one of those where there's a container of granola on the top, except there was no container at all. It was just granola floating on the top of yogurt. As you might guess the bottom of the granola was completely soggy while the top was crunchy. Both these meals must of been sitting there for days and days before I bought them. Now I'm inclined to never go back there again, so I have to ask if the restaurant knows that recycling food like this will just ruin their business. This was the first and last time for this place.
I stopped here during a layover that lasted a couple of hours simply because it was one of the closest open establishments to my gate. It was definitely a mediocre experience (food-wise), although the service was pretty good, and the restaurant was relatively clean (for an airport restaurant). There were only I believe two waitresses working the floor when I arrived, and the young lady who was taking care of my table was quite friendly and provided quick service! I was very appreciative of her and her efforts, although again, the food was extremely mediocre. I wouldn't recommend or revisit unless it was the only available food and I was on a looooong layover and just absolutely famished.
When you're stuck in an airport for two days, you get to try a few different food stops. And since the airline is paying, we'd skipped the fast food stops. Today, for breakfast, we stopped at Mezza Mediterranean. Pricy. But the food was well prepared and served hot. (My #1 pet peeve). The scrambled eggs were fluffy and light. The bacon was a bit soggy, and not as crispy as I'd prefer. The potato wedges were fried to perfection. My wife's breakfast sandwich was enough for lunch later. Again, eggs, sausage & wedges. Again, we'll prepared. Service was very good, particularly for a crowded airport restaurant. A nice way to start our day.
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As far as airport food goes, I was happy. Ordered a burger that came out cooked perfectly. Service was attentive, and my companions were very happy with their salads.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Middle Eastern restaurants inside the secure area of an airport were almost unheard of until fairly recently. Airport food, by definition, is less than great and the Mesiterranean Grill is no different. The falafel was dry and overfried, the shawarma looked and tasted as if prepared earlier then microwaved, and the vegetables in the salad most likely would not be served at a restaurant outside the airport. The long bar is where things are at. Good selection of drinks and a pleasant atmosphere.
Middle Eastern restaurants inside the secure area of an airport were almost unheard of until fairly recently. Airport food, by definition, is less than great and the Mesiterranean Grill is no different. The falafel was dry and overfried, the shawarma looked and tasted as if prepared earlier then microwaved, and the vegetables in the salad most likely would not be served at a restaurant outside the airport. The long bar is where things are at. Good selection of drinks and a pleasant atmosphere.Vegetarian options: Salads and falafel.Parking: In the airport, past security. Parking is neither an issue nor an option.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
We stopped for some breakfast before our flight. The service was friendly and quick, they had a very simple menu to facilitate quick service. Pricey for what you get, but what can you expect at the airport.
Mezza is a casual restaurant that serves Mediterranean food. The menu includes appetizers such as hummus and calamari and entrees such as salads, sandwiches, kabobs, and lamb. Prices are average. I had some time to eat a meal before my connecting flight, and the Mezza employees who served me did a very good job. One employee was both the seating hostess and the waitress. She promptly seated my husband and me at a table. She said a cheerful hello and said friendly words such as please and thank you. She wore a face mask, and she cleaned the tables. Here are my reviews for the foods: My salmon was nicely cooked but could have used more seasoning. On the side were carrots and green beans, which were fresh and had good flavors, and mashed potatoes, which seemed to be instant. My husband's gyro contained lots of pickles, and he described it as "fine". On the side were perfectly crispy and flavorful French fries. For dessert, we shared a baklava, which tasted good but was slightly hard to cut. The total price was $53 plus a tip.