$15.00
Your Fries Bowl includes:
Crispy golden fries
Choice of protein:
Ground Beef Kabob
Fresh toppings (tomatoes, cabbage, onions, pickles, lettuce, etc.)
House-made sauces (garlic aioli, tahini, tzatziki, green goddess spicy tahini, shoug, etc.)
Your Fries Bowl is made fresh to order. We start with a warm bowl of crispy fries and layer your chosen protein on top. Then we add fresh toppings and finish it with your pick of our signature house-made sauces. The result is a loaded, flavor-packed bowl that’s perfect for sharing—or keeping all to yourself.
Pair it with a Fresh Pita, Side Salad, or Classic Hummus for a complete Mediterranean meal.
A fries bowl is a hearty dish featuring crispy fries topped with Mediterranean proteins, sauces, and fresh toppings.
You can top your bowl with falafel, chicken shawarma, steak shawarma, ground beef kabob, chicken kabob, or gyros.
The potatoes themselves are gluten-free, but cross-contamination may occur in our kitchen.
Yes—choose your protein, toppings, and sauces to create your perfect bowl.
Not by default, but you can choose spicy sauces like shoug or spicy tzatziki.
Yes, with falafel, vegan toppings, and tahini sauce.
Yes, though it is best enjoyed fresh. The bowl holds up well for takeout with toppings and sauces added appropriately.
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