Tzatzi - Table reservation

Hip place where you can see. The food looked good (not much is actually Greek and the homous dry), but we did not have the chance to try it. We came to a 32 degree celsis sun hot day and asked to sit on one of the tables in the shade. There were several free tables and all for 4 people (the 2 in our party only). We were told no, sitting on a 2 peoples table: crampy, unconfortbale (we're big but thin) and definitely not fittis all the food we wanted. Since my husband is back in full sun, I stood up to say that we go, unless we could sit in the shadow. I speak some French that everyone understands, but the delicate problem made me wonder if I could use English and I could politely explain my n...

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It is not a Greek place, but an Israeli place that focuses on Mezzes (small dishes that might remember Greece). The vegan plates are hummus, baba ganoush, falafel, two different salads and a main thing from a filled eggplant with some Zimtmashi rice. All small dishes were delicious, the main impressed us not taste wise. Your Pita bread is very delicious. I see this place is characterized here with gluten-free options that is true if you only eat the main plus the taboule (no couscous, but puffed rice), or if you are ok with the food humus and baba ganoush without bread. The salad had crumbs, be careful. Updated by previous rating on 2022 07 22

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Good place to eat especially for young generations. Delicious food! In and outside sitting in the center of town

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Certainly not a Greek restaurant, but fine mezzas. Beautiful ambience and good cocktails. Friendly staff

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The falafel, hummus, baba ganoush, and taboulé were all great!

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