$15.00
House-made creamy hummus (fresh daily)
Optional proteins:
Optional toppings
Optional Mediterranean sauces
At Micheline’s Pita House, our Hummus Bowl starts with a generous portion of freshly made, creamy hummus, prepared in-house every day. You can fully customize your bowl with:
Your choice of protein
Your preferred Mediterranean sauces
Any toppings you enjoy
This flexibility allows you to build a bowl that fits your taste, diet, and lifestyle — whether you’re seeking something protein-packed, plant-based, or flavor-rich and comforting.
A hummus bowl is a Mediterranean-style dish made with a base of creamy hummus topped with your choice of proteins, sauces, and fresh toppings. It’s filling, nutritious, and naturally gluten-free.
Yes — our hummus is made in-house daily using authentic Mediterranean ingredients and traditional preparation techniques.
You can choose from falafel, chicken shawarma, ribeye steak shawarma, ground beef kabob, chicken kabob, or gyros.
Absolutely. Hummus is rich in plant-based protein, healthy fats, and fiber. You can customize your bowl to make it even lighter or more protein-dense depending on your dietary goals.
The base hummus is gluten-free. Most toppings and proteins are also gluten-free; however, gyros and certain sauces may contain gluten. Always confirm with our team if you have allergies.
Yes, the Hummus Bowl is fully customizable. Choose your favorite toppings and sauces to personalize your meal.
Pita is optional and can be added individually if desired.
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