Mediterranean Deli, Bakery, and Catering

Obamas Brother a month ago

Jamil be careful what electricians you use. You certainly don't want another fire. You used to use the best electrician in Chapel Hill, Buck Parrish Electric. But when he gave you to high a price, you went with some other electricians. Then your resturant burned down. You should of stuck with the local guys that you can trust. But the food and atmosphere is great. Except the music. Mediterranean music SUCKS!

Natashya S 2 months ago

Delicious selection of Mediterranean goods. Attached to small grocery store! Beautiful decor, helpful servers. Many made without gluten items, including GF pita bread! Loved the Moroccan beef, cucumber salad, Tzaziki, pickled radishes (condiment bar), and key lime cheesecake bar.

Mark Goodwin 4 months ago

It had been awhile since we ate here and we wanted to try something different. I went with the Moroccan beef tagine (it looked good) with sides of sauteed cauliflower and pasta salad. My dining companion ordered a spinach fatayer. As we usually do, we shared our food. We both thought everything we ate was great! The beef was served over some really good rice and both sides were good. The spinach fatayer was rather large and quite delicious. My only complaint was my meal came out probably 10 minutes before the fatayer was delivered. I'm sure because the fatayer was baked, but I always prefer that we get our food at the same time. But since we were sharing, it's a minor complaint. We enjoyed our visit and definitely plan on eating here more often.

S Rei 5 months ago

Met Deli is one of the most established and beloved local restaurants on Franklin street in Chapel Hill, NC, and for good reason. I first discovered it while working at UNC in 2008, and even though I’ve since moved to another campus farther away, I still make the trip — it’s absolutely worth it. This business has been a community staple for many years, and I’m so happy they reopened after the fire. The food is fresh, authentic, and wonderfully flavorful. I have never encountered a Mediterranean menu with this kind of selection anywhere else. In addition to their incredible Mediterranean offerings, they serve Turkish-style pizzas, bake their own bread fresh daily, carry a small speciality grocery, and offer desserts. My current favorite dessert is their chocolate baklava — not too sweet, perfectly baked, and loaded with pistachios. The owner is a warm, genuine part of the community and it shows in every aspect of the restaurant. Price is comparable to other restaurants in the downtown Chapel Hill and the town. If I could give them ten stars, I would. My only heads-up: parking in downtown Chapel Hill can be tricky — towing and ticketing are no joke — so plan accordingly. But don’t l

Alex Cross 6 months ago

Wow, this place is amazing! Food is delicious, staff was friendly and efficient. Wide variety of food options to select. It was also very nice because they include allergen information by each item. Desserts were delicious. They have nice tea and Turkish coffee. Prices were reasonable. Atmosphere was great. Very clean. If you're in the area, definitely give this place a shot, it's amazing!