Noon Mediterranean

Healthy food 🥘 that is priced reasonably. Falafel 🥙 and hummus. Most of their dishes are a bowl that they load with various vegetables 🌽 🌶 🥗

I love Verts and to start off with I will say I am not a big veggie person and I get their salad all the time. Granted they lather it with awesome sauce and a healthy amount of either beef/lamb and/or chicken it makes me feel like I'm eating a bit healthier. Price wise it is good at most meals with just water being around $7. I will say that I've had mixed service here. Twice there was a taller skinny fellow and he was very rude about me wanting to use a coupon and then proceeded to skimp me on all the toppings, but for the most part everyone there is awesome.

I absolutely love Mediterranean food, its a good choice when you are trying to be health conscious and is extremely tasty. I hadn't had it in probably a year or so because my favorite place on Guad closed down but I tried Noon recently and I fell in love with it. First off, the portion sizes are very large. I like to believe that I can eat a lot, but I could only eat maybe half my food before I was feeling stuffed. Thats a good thing cause I got leftovers for later so it feels like more bang for my buck. Second is the wide variety of food that they offer. Just like any other place where its build your own bowl, you can customize your food to be exactly as you like it. I enjoy places like that because I am a bit of a picky eater so I want to be able to to choose what goes in to my food or not. Third, its at a good location if you are a UT student. It's right at the intersection of Guad and Dean Keaton which is in walking distance for most students, however its a bit inaccessible for those with cars. You'd have to do street parking which can be a pain. Lastly, the place is super clean and the service is great. I love it when a restaurant is visibly clean and well-put together instead of having to guess how good the health regulations at it are. Also, when I first went there the staff was really patient although I had no idea what I wanted and was holding the line up a bit.

I absolutely love this place. It's really near UT campus and a great place to get a filling lunch. The bread that they use for the sandwiches are really sturdy and hold the fillings in well. The meat ( but you can get a vegetarian kebap) is really well seasoned and the sauces compliment everything well. It is a bit expensive, so this place is more of a special treat, but it's really worth it if you can!

My first introduction of food in Austin when I moved here from Sydney, Australia. Fresh food, good price. Our Kebab was much larger than I expected it, as big as my face. Been back a few more times. Never disappointed.