Hala Cafe

Good food, fun place great for having out with friends specially when they have love music

Service was over the top, 10/10 Staff was knowledge, chose the hookah blue mist flavor and did not disappoint. Good music, clean and friendly. Would highly recommend.

After an event I looked on Google to see what restaurants were around. Hala Cafe popped up and i wanted to support local and it was Mediterranean food! We first thought it was closed, but realized it was at the back of the parking lot. A young guy greeted us and had us sit wherever letting us k ow there was outside seating too. I got their popular dish. Eh. It was okay. Not something I'd get again. They're open until 2a. And apparently are busy at that time too!

Slow Wednesday at lunchtime and immediately struck by the sweet smelling hookah as you walk in. There's only one server but she was so sweet and helpful. The food is delicious and the portions are very generous!! Hummus is served with large freshly cooked naan that arrives warm and all was flavorful. The plate shown here is the chicken tikka. The dressing on the salad is phenomenal tasting of fresh herbs almost like a pesto with a nice basil undertone. The rice was light and flavorful and the chicken too while also being tender. The charred tomato and peppers added a nice touch. I'd definitely return to this cutely decorated cafe.

Service is a bit slow so don't come in hangry because there's only one person serving for the entire dining area, food is phenomenal and generous servings, clean tables and overall a great hidden gem otherwise

The ambiance with the music and the flavorful smell of hookah greets you as you walk in. If you like hot tea, you need to try the Iraqi tea and even better with some honey. It's a fragrant cardamom tea. The lamb tikka plate and beef tikka plate were very flavorful and the meat was tender. I really enjoyed the dressing on the salad too. The rice was tasty! Our server was attentive and helpful and courteous. I would say the only bad thing is it was hard to eat with the little plastic fork.

Enjoyed eating lunch here. The pita bread was so thin and tasty! The baba ghanoush was very flavorful and smoky. The gyro plate was very filling. Rice was light and had a delicious taste.

I was really looking for trying this place. After work, I stopped by to get something to go. The place looked so clean, flies all over the place, but I thought I'll give it a chance. I order the Hala hummus, I was looking forward to enjoy it at home. The pictures speaks for itself hummus is watery, extremely salty, and the beef is greasy. The worst part was the pita bread. It literally smelled rancid and it was so stiff even heating it up didn't make a difference. I will never go back to this place $13 for nothing !!

I was excited to try this place because it has good reviews, it's close to my home and I like supporting local. It is a little hidden, but GPS does take you to the right place. We went on a Saturday for dinner. The place only had two other patrons when we arrived. The service was a little spotty. We asked for plates twice. We were served and not given utensils. To be fair, the server was also the cashier. The food was also a little spotty. I am not an expert in this type of cuisine, but I've had similar in the past. The price is similar to those popular Mediterranean restaurant in town. Hummus: it was good. A good serving for an appetizer. The bread wasn't that great. It was thin and flavorless. 5/5 for the hummus 3/5 for the bread Dolmas: serving is four. They were served warm. The sauce that came with them reminded me of tzatziki sauce, but it was very thick and didn't have the typical flavor of tzatziki sauce. 4/5Falafel wrap: good size. Good flavor. Came with fries. The fries were good too. 5/5Lamb Tikka: the lamb was flavorful. They served a good portion of it. The rice was bland. The salad was ok. Some of the lettuce was wilted and the dressing was lacking flavor. 4/5When you're done eating, you pay at the register. Parking is on site, but shared.

Homemade taste, decent prices.Need separate dining area, away from nargile at least for lunch patrons.