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Ratings and Reviews for Mezza
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May 28 2012
Josh M. via Yelp
Very, very good food. We tried all sorts of mezza, including fool mudammas, fried cauliflower and samboosik. The cauliflower and fattoush salad were the...read more
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May 21 2012
Heejoo J. via Yelp
Our group of 10 people were seated promptly during lunchtime even though we didn't have any reservations. We all decided to stick with rather "boring" menu...read more
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Jan 19 2012
A. N. via Yelp
As a certified Lebanese person, this is my current number-one spot to go to when I'm craving my mom's cooking. Kteer tayib!! I love that they make great...read more
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Feb 13 2008
via Citysearch
Wonderful restaurant run by a friendly family who are always willing to make recommendations. The food is delicious and affordabl...read more
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Dec 22 2007
via Citysearch
Mezza has the best Spicy Basha Kabas I have had in GA. It has just enough seasoning not to have your tongue on fire, but just enou...read more
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Jun 03 2007
vavi via Citysearch
As someone who comes from the middle east region I can safely say that Mezza's food is just perfect and always brings back memori...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
Emory staff, retired world travelers and nouveau hippies alike keep coming back to this low-key locale. The comfy main room with its tile floors and neutral colors is warmed by Middle Eastern background music and sepia prints of old Lebanon.
The Food
Though Mezza's menu offers over 70 options, stick to the simpler items. Exquisitely creamy hummus comes with a hearty jolt of lemon. Fried cauliflower--spice coated, seared and topped with nutty tahini dressing--is delightful. Ditto the Shawarma--tender, mild beef slices served with the same tahini dressing. As for salads, tabbouleh is so parsley-laden that it's nearly unchewable, but the al raee, with its smooth, sweetish roasted eggplant, and counterpoint of tomatoes, onion and garlic, is a more reliable choice. Don't overlook executive chef Liza's ice cream with its crunchy, buttery caramelized almonds, for dessert.
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