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Mezza a Lebanese Bistro
Last updated 3.31.09
What People Are Saying About Mezza
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The Scene – Emory staff, retired world travelers and nouveau hippies alike keep coming back to this low-key locale. The comfy main room with its tile floors and neutral colors is warmed by Middle Eastern background music and sepia prints of old Lebanon. – – The Food – Though Mezza's menu offers over 70 options, stick to the simpler items. Exquisitely creamy hummus comes with a hearty jolt of lemon. Fried cauliflower--spice coated, seared and topped with nutty tahini dressing--is delightful. Ditto the Shawarma--tender, mild beef slices served with the same tahini…
06/03/07
Great food at a great price
by vavi at Citysearch
As someone who comes from the middle east region I can safely say that Mezza's food is just perfect and always brings back memories of home! All the dishes Ive had so far have been tasty and nicely presented. The service is outstanding - always friendly & helpful. We'll be back many more times !
- Pros: Good food, easy parking, friendly personal service
- Cons: None
02/24/07
Authentic cuisine that won't break the bank
by bmvikes14 at Citysearch
Great, authentic food and good atmosphere. Whenever I'm spending an evening in the Decatur area this place is always a destination. I would say get reservations because it's packed on a weekend night. They also just opened a new lounge next door that serves the same foods. Definitely try the Lebanese wine selection, which is a nice touch and of good quality. - Ben
- Pros: quality, quality food and on-the-ball service
- Cons: Can get crowded fri night, parking is an issue
11/21/06
Great tapas style restaurant
by alwayseating at Citysearch
We had a great experience at Mezza. Lots and lots of small plates to choose from and good Lebanese wine too. Try a glass of the Chateau Musar Hocher or the Chateau Ksara if you like red wines. This is a great little restuarant and all of the dishes (we tried 9) were very tastey (the Baklawa is terrific). A big group would do well here, and the price is right.
- Pros: choices, Lebabnese wine, price
The Details on Mezza
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You can find good, inexpensive wine options for $18 a bottle, like the Chateau Greysac and Les Jamelles Rose, which hold up well with Mezza's spicy menu.
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Smoking Permitted:
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