Was in the mood to eat something a little healthier so I stopped by here. The staff were friendly but they didn't know all of the different toppings. There should be some description of all the many toppings. I ended up getting a bowel with the chicken and hummus. It was delicious and quite large I couldn't finish it. The place is quite small but I was able to sit and enjoy my meal. If you're looking for something healthier I would recommend checking out this place.

Unfortunately they don't have couscous anymore which is my favorite base of theirs. I opted for hummus and rice instead but i think the better choice is to get two rice portions and add hummus if you need. It's a good healthier fast food option for office workers.

The food is always fresh and delicious. Super fast. Crew members are very friendly. Store looks clean and organized (ambience is warm and

Best eggplant pita! Their spice green chilly sauce is delicious! William was very helpful with my order

Their impossible kebab is the best use of impossible plant-based food, very nicely seasoned. I had them in a bowl, half hummus/half rice, and with lots of fresh veggies and topings. It came with a nice fluffy pita to dip my hummus in. As others mentioned, the eating-in only accommodates 3 people, but that worked out perfect for me solo on a snowy weekday.

Before there was Cava, there was Taïm. I used to love their red and green falafel (the red is spiced with harissa) but over the years, I've noticed that the structure of the store has evolved more into a standard fast casual restaurant and this has in turn affected the quality of the food. This particular location is actually located right around the corner from Cava, and the space is quite small though there is bar seating. However, this is primarily a takeout spot. There are two self-order kiosks as well as a counter where you can order in person. They do a decent sabich ($11.50) and their fries ($4) are great as well.

We hosted a party for over 15 people. Initially it was going to be a potluck, but we got super lazy. Fortunately, we stumbled upon this place for catering. The ordering to pick-up was seamless. They have a catering menu on the website. The food was plentiful, hot and delicious. We built our own bar. I think we ended up choosing the small which allowed for 2 mains, 2 bases and 1 additional sauce. You cannot go wrong with the falafel and chicken shawarma. The hummus and rice were great as well. When we went to pick up, I was surprised to see how small the place was. It definitely has a take out/catering vibe. It's certainly not a place for dine in. Consider Taim for you next catering adventure!

Got the classic bowl with chicken and thought it was delicious. I really like the red pepper baba ganoush. It's a step up from cava and I really like how everything tastes fresh.

A little pricey but pretty good flavor. The place is small with a standing bar inside or a few outside tables. You put your order in on the screens and they call your name when it's ready. They were consistently busy when I was there with lots of takeout or delivery orders. I got the falafel bowl with both types of falafel (harissa and original) with a mix of rice and super greens base. I added pickled onions, sliced almonds, whipped garlic, crunchy onions and the mango sauce. Pass on the rice. Really clumpy and wet with no flavor. I liked that the almonds and onions added a contrasting flavor. I couldn't taste the mango at all. The falafel was great though. You could definitely taste the harissa although I think I prefer the original. It came with a cucumber tomato salad which added a refreshing contrast to everything.