MezeHub

This is my favorite spot! The food is fresh and flavorful and the market is full of items I get on a regular basis. It's a hidden gem and I look forward in going each time. The service is great which makes it easy to support a small business !

Amazing!! I never write reviews, and this place deserves a good word. I've had the pides and they are freshly made, so delicious, and so generous in their portions and quality of the ingredients. This is a wonderful place to meet a friend, too. The ambience is fantastic with the decorations, high ceiling, big windows, and it's beautiful and super clean.The market has a huge variety of very interesting and delicious looking items and if you need a special treat for someone it's an ideal place to find something!I brought a pide home for my daughter today and she was so excited (and well-fed) after school. She's a picky eater too :) I would add a photo but it's gone already! Thank you so much! :)

This is a market and a restaurant. They have pastries and flat breads and pides of various types. I ordered a shawarmajun flat bread and it was delicious. I want to try a pide next time. The staff was very attentive and helpful. They have a huge space and a large variety of groceries.

Service: 5 stars Market: 5 stars Fresh made food: 3.5 stars My friend brought me here because she got a buy one get one half off entree from the restaurant portion of the market. First off, let me say the market is VERY tidy. They did seem to be having a little bit of a fruit fly/fungus gnat issue that I'm CERTAIN they're trying to get sorted out, because the whole place is VERY clean. The market has a really nice selection of Middle Eastern and European foods. -I ended up buying a couple of jarred spreads (a pumpkin seed one and a apricot and ginger one. I have yet to open those, so I'll report back soon enough). -Also bought these peanut puffs called smoki's which were on sale and when I opened the small bag... I CRUSHED it immediately. They were so good, I can't wait to go back and get more. -I also picked up some jaffa cakes which I've heard spoken about on the Great British Bake off numerous times, and really wanted to try them. They were delicious and I'm glad i picked them up. The food we ordered: Spinach and cheese burek: This was a bit salty for both mine and my friend's taste. Also, the dough just didn't have that flaky crunchy texture that you want in a burek. Unfortunately, we were less then thrilled with this one. Also, it was bit luke warm. I think that throwing it in an airfryer for a little bit could have improved it significantly. The classic lahmahjun: This is a flatbread that is covered in a savory meat spread with pickled onions, sumac and tahini. The flavors were on point... but ... the temp was also a bit off. The savory meat spread was not as warm as I would have hoped. I think it's because the flatbread it was on was so thin that the bread must have cooked so quick that it didn't give a chance for the meat spread to heat up. I'm telling you though, the flavors are REALLY good. But this reminds me of something I've had at Z&Z Manouche, and I'd honestly prefer the one at Z&Z if I was ordering something similar. Cevapcici sandwich: This is a pita like bread filled with turkish sausage, cheese, and onion. First off... we might have messed this up a little bit. There was a red spread on the side that both me and my friend thought was hot sauce. So we both avoided it. After going through the market... we think it was this red pepper paste that's seasoned with paprika... and probably wasn't spicy. But all in all I think this sandwich was missing a bit of acid. Even though it had the onions, squeezing a little lemon on helped. But it just felt a bit unbalanced... or like it was missing something. As I said... this could completely be our fault and it really needed the red spread... but that was my impression without it. All in all, I'd be down to try other things at the restaurant. The gentleman who was there that was helping us was literally SO SO nice. He was one of those people who can strike up a conversation with anyone, and he was just as friendly as can be. I will definitely be back for the market portion, and maybe I'd try some more stuff from the restaurant. Maybe it was just a little bit of an off day. But this was my initial impression.

Delicious food (could do better with the presentation and assembly) Excellent customer service and a very welcoming, chill ambiance. Definitely going back.

In this review, I won't ask you to go try it as I usually do! I'll ask you to join me in building an apartment building for foodies & Yelpers right next to MezeHub or above, and we will have MezeHub for lunch and dinner every day! Ok, I'll stop joking, but it's really a must go place! A must-have ! Don't think twice, and don't waste your time reading! For those of you who love the details, here you go, and I'll try to be short and simple! I said I would try no promises !! The place is huge , nice and clean! Various and different styles of tables! Long tables for groups, small tables for 4, but my 2 favorite setups were the lounge and the picnic table! There is only one of each! Lovely! You have to go place your order yourself at the counter but they will bring the food at your table! The food is beyond description! AUTHENTIC Bosnian food!! They have amazing fresh Boreks being made in front of you! ( The kitchen is in the middle and surrounded with glass, so you can see!). Cheese, spinach, and beef! Flaky , juicy, and delicious! They have lots of Pide ( pea-day) on the menu! The Bosnian looks amazing, but I got the Blanca, delicious! Let's talk about the Somun bread sandwich! Huge round bread ( bigger and better than Pita) reminds me of the traditional Egyptian bread (aiesh baladi) , it's not the same but similar but for you who know and love Somun , this is a very authentic delicious Somun ( they also sell it at the market) .I chose the Cevapi , Cevapcici, or AKA Bosnian Kebap. Pronounced as Chee-Vuppie or Chee-vup-chichiThe sandwich was huge, stacked with tons of Cevapi , the most generous portion I've ever seen of that famous sandwich with onions and delicious mayo. Also comes with a side of shredded cabbage and delicious pickle, hot pepper, and a side of the delicious Ajvar spread ( Ayvar) Now let's talk Lahmaçun/Lahmajun ! If you think you know what Lahmajun is, then please wait until you visit MezeHub because you will be reintroduced to the Lahmajun, and it will be redefined ! It's just baked like I've never seen before! So delicious and perfectly baked, the meat topping was generous, and the new trick was the tahini sauce on top! Really? Tahini? Who is the brave genius behind this delicious idea!! WowAlso, they do have other twists on the Lahmajun like Shawarmajun , Babajun, and Vegajun ! All are made from their ideas! They have a bar, but they didn't have seats around it, so I guessed it was closed, but it looks nice, and they do have wine. The customer service was very, very nice, and they have the patience to explain and recommend stuff for you! I was too full when I started touring the market taking photos, but I can tell you that's every possible Balkan item you can imagine! Food, pantry ,spreads , olives, sauces ,candy, chocolate, cheese, sausages, frozen pastries, and frozen meat products like frozen Cevapi and Döner They sell wine, too! This is definitely one of those Stargates that takes you immediately to the Balkan area! I really can't wait to go there again and won't let the 495 & 270 traffic from VA to MD to stop me! Nothing will stop me from going there again and ASAP! Try it, vote for the review , message me, or compliment me with any comment or question, and don't forget to ... Pray for me ;)

A half-cafe and half-market that sells Balkan goods. The grocery section has imported canned goods, sweets, wine and various breads from Eastern Europe. The cafe section sells pides, lahmajuns, bureks and sandwiches. Everything appeared fresh-made to order. The vegajun was very good. It's a vegan Turkish style pizza on freshly baked flatbread. The bread itself had a good crust and was soft on the inside. The toppings included eggplant, green pepper spread, mushrooms, red peppers and onions. Everything was very fresh, the eggplant spread base had a nice smoky flavor. The sumac and pepper sauce also added depth. They didn't have mushroom bureks that day but will try to buy them another time. Great place!

Incredible place to eat and shop. I've been to the region of the world many times and they had many of the dishes that I've craved. They have an oven right there where they are making bureka bread and Turkish bread with different toppings. Cevapcici is so so tasty, like shishlik.

I went to a birthday party here recently where a friend booked the entire restaurant. The inside is a small grocery store connected to a restaurant. You can purchase beer and wine at the store to consume with your meal which is pretty convenient.The food was all excellent. We had two different pita wraps to choose from, a few flatbreads/pizza, as well as salad. All of the quality was really good and the staff made sure to keep clearing empty trays and providing more food as needed. I can't comment on price, but otherwise everything was great

Fantastic spot! Balkan grocery store and cafe with all sorts of goodies. The spinach and cheese burek was nomz. It looks like a coiled sausage. Also enjoy the sopska salad, essentially a Mediterranean salad. Beer is available from the fridge so you can enjoy libations while you eat.