I got some falafels and a salad, the falafels were different and a little bland; the salad was very fresh which was nice and the dressing was ok. I got an interesting bread as well, a little bland but not bad.
Vegan Restaurant
Atlas Mediterranean Kitchen
· $$$$ · simiValley · Strict-vegan verified
Fully vegan
Editor synopsis · 0 reviews
Diners overwhelmingly call out the signature dish as the must-order. The vibe reads as vegan restaurant — service is consistently described as warm and unhurried. Common gotcha: queues form at peak times — go early or late.
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I got some falafels and a salad, the falafels were different and a little bland; the salad was very fresh which was nice and the dressing was ok. I got an interesting bread as well, a little bland but not bad.
My family and I come here often for the atmosphere and the food, The owners and staff are always kind and welcoming. For people like my husband and I who are picky about what we eat, we are happy we found a place that has a variety of different protein and vegetable options. If you lift and want a good place to get food that will fit in your macro plan, I recommend stopping by. Body builder recommended
My family and I come here often for the atmosphere and the food, The owners and staff are always kind and welcoming. For people like my husband and I who are picky about what we eat, we are happy we found a place that has a variety of different protein and vegetable options. If you lift and want a good place to get food that will fit in your macro plan, I recommend stopping by. Body builder recommended
We were in town visiting the Reagan museum and library, and saw a mediterranean restaurant. Humus and flatbread sounded great. We also had their thin sliced steak. My wife had a kabob that was made from ground beef. The rice was delicious as well. Their house dressing for the side salad was very good. They said that the menu was based on Iranian cuisine.