Mia's Meals - Falafel Bar - Kosher Vegan

We’ve been having Mia’s since they opened. Today’s order was terrible. The falafel was bland, the falafel salad was just cucumbers and no seasoning and seemed to be significantly smaller for $14 than previously. And to make it worse, the spinach pastries were rock hard on top. We’ll give it one more try but this was really disappointing.

We used to love eating an Mias Meals. The food was always tasty, the staff was always nice. Unfortunately now the portions of the food have gone by dramatically, there is 2 spoonfuls of hummus in the pita bowls and the tahini is so watered down you can barely taste it.

I paid $45 to pre-order a dozen sufganiyot (jelly donuts traditionally eaten at Hanukkah, for the uninitiated); they were already a little stale when I picked them up and 50% of them have no jelly inside.

Food is pretty good, came here multiple times and the food is fine but the falafel has been crunchy on the inside every time. The service is very slow and their tap to pay frequently doesn't work. Wish they had a bigger menu, but the place is cute. I like the counter seating facing outside.

I stopped in here on a Sunday around 4pm, looking for a light and somewhat healthy meal to go with a nice day of walking and exercise. I picked the falafel hummus, and the shawarma fries, figured I'd try both! I'm not an expert on falafel, in-fact I've only had it 4 times. This was the best though. The outside was crunchy, and the inside soft and moist. In the past falafel has kinda broken apart when eaten, but even bit in half it maintains its shape. The fries smelled great, and were a good ratio of crispy outside to soft inside. The food was great, I really enjoyed it. I do have some comments though. 1: Getting both was about $20. This is a fair price I feel, but it was too much for me to eat as a single person dining. I would have loved if they did a fries combo with a smaller portio