Hummus and Pita

For $ 6.99. $ 10 including tax and a bottle of water I got a large hummus plate. About four ounces of good hummus, a couple of sliced black olives, a drizzle of olive oil and ONE pita. That’s it. Not worth the money I paid. I won’t be back.

If you consider Panda Express «ethnic food» then you’re in for a treat here. Just don’t hold your breath for quality service, you might die waiting to be acknowledged.
Menu features various appetizers (hummus, babaghanoush, tabouli, falafel) at absurd prices: $ 7/​small, $ 9/​large?! But then you get to the plates and sandwiches, and pricing is back down to $ 8−12/person. The gyro is hard to screw up but the meat clearly isn’t fresh and is pulled straight from a warming tin, originally cooked God only knows when.
Veggies are fresh, and tzatziki sauce is tasty, but again… the service.
The food court is a hopping place but this is one of two counters that never has a line. It’s kind of a Catch 22: they don’t get enough business to justify hiring more staff, so having one guy man the counter makes for an unpleasantly long wait. There’s also a female employee, but smiling and friendliness seem to be foreign traits.