Little Sesame

Solid spot for lunch. I've even taken food home for dinner. I will say that that sandwiches are awesome. The bowls are heavy on the oil and hummus side. You really have to like both to properly enjoy the bowl. The sides like the cauliflower are pretty good but leave a burnt taste in your mouth when eating to much. Not sure if they are actually burnt or it's just the seasoning. I'm still eating there because that's how good the food is. Also they have monthly specials which allows for them to change up the fillings in their sandwiches.

My partner and I have been regular guests of Little Sesame for about a year and a half. The food is well priced and yummy and light but will still leave you feeling full. Any friends I’ve taken here have been pleasantly surprised how much better Little Sesame hummus is compared to grocery store alternatives. The employees of the store are extremely friendly. As semi-regulars, they go out of their way to ask how we are when we come to pick up take out, which we really appreciate. I would recommend this place to friends.

We have been to this location a few times. My past favorite was the roasted squash hummus bowl but I like the new pita sandwiches even more. The eggplant sabich is a total comfort food and I dream about it often. Combination of roasted eggplant, potatoes, egg, cabbage, amba and green schug sauce. It is huge and fills you up big time. Last time I tried the grass fed beef pita with potatoes and that was really good too. Even though with all the Covid19 fears, I am hoping to get a sabich tomorrow. Update We had the ara’is a while ago. It tasted good but it was too salty due to the pita bread I think.

Okay the food is totally amazing and the restaurant is so cute! BUT there isn’t nearly enough seating!!! We had to wait with our for sooo long and then there weren’t enough chairs. And it just made it for a stressful dinner situation. So would recommend take out for sure, because I did love the hummus bowl I got! Really light but 100% filling.

Interesting concept — their focus is hummus bowls with a wide array of toppings, everything from roasted vegetables to tapenades, soft-boiled eggs, oils and seeds, all served with a pita. Visited a similar place in Amsterdam and this both feels and tastes similar. Portions aren't huge, but the flavors are spot on and you're left feeling full. Seating during the lunch rush can be tricky, but it's worth it to use a real bowl and utensils.