$3.50
Fresh parsley
Tomatoes
Bulgur wheat
Mint
Lemon juice
Olive oil
Sea salt & spices
(Classic, fresh, and herb-forward.)
Our tabouli is made fresh, using generous amounts of parsley and mint for bright, herbaceous flavor. Lightly dressed with lemon and olive oil
Yes — tabouli is naturally plant-based.
Traditional tabouli contains bulgur wheat, so it is not gluten-free.
Yes — tabouli is served chilled for maximum freshness.
No — it’s bright, herbal, and tangy.
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