Lacto
Buffet
Mediterranean
Fast food
Salad bar
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Catering
Greek
Non-veg
Texas-based Mediterranian buffet chain with vegan choices. Menu is clearly labeled and includes vegan dolmas, lentil soup, tabouleh salad, fattoush, falafel, various types of hummus, chickpea salad, hot vegetable plates, fruit salad and more. Offers both buffet service and a la carte ordering. Open Mon-Thu 11:00am-9:00pm, Fri-Sat 11:00am-10:00pm, Sun 11:00am-9:00pm.
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10 Reviews
First Review by ChrisAustin
MelissaLarson
Points +1326
Beautiful buffet with abundant vegan choices - Edit
Really good and fresh food. Vegan items are clearly marked. So much to choose from!
Read moreBeware: the Lentil soup is not vegan! I asked and was told they use a chicken powder.
Updated from previous review on 2023-07-07
Pros: Clearly marked vegan, Lots of vegan items
Cons: Easy to eat too much, They do use oil, Lots of meat including lamb
Guest
hannahmarie197
Points +248
Good selection of vegan options - Edit
Highlights were fresh pitas and hummus bar, some good appetizers and fantastic falafel as well. There weren’t a lot of vegan main dishes to choose from but the diversity and quantity of sides honestly made up for it.
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odeliasilva
Points +36
SO GOOD!! - Edit
I love going here. Their food is so good and I love that they make it fresh.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options , Easy to serve , Plenty of seating
Guest
OliviaBanks
Points +60
Amazing! - Edit
This is one of my favorites in the area! I’d say about half the menu is vegan and it’s all clearly marked. The food is absolutely delicious and I couldn’t recommend it enough.
Read morePros: Buffet, So many options
Cons: Serves meat
Guest
synaraeve
Points +69
So Many Vegan Options!! - Edit
Dude, are you trying to figure out where to stuff your face for dinner? Go here! Bring everyone you know. You won't be impressed with the building's aesthetic but you won't notice anyway because your eyes will be stuck on all the delicious vegan food choices! Walk in, roll out.
Read morePros: Labeled vegan stuff (like 20 items), Fresh out the kitchen, Pitas are so soft you wanna hug them
Cons: Don't look too hard at the decor
Guest
andrebastos
Points +176
I love Dimassi's. I've been coming her for over a decade now. - Edit
I love the food here. Their falafel is delicious, as well as their bread, esfiha, humus, tabouli, fried cauliflower! I highly recommend it!
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options - all properly identified, Fantastic always-hot-bread and esfiha, Includes dessert and drinks.
Cons: It may get expensive when you include Tip and Tax, Sometimes, there are no seats available
Guest
scotteg
Points +74
Plenty of delicious vegan options - Edit
I’ve eaten here twice this week. The vegan choices are plentiful, fresh, hot, and delicious. You won’t leave here hungry!
Read morePros: Wide variety, Fresh, hot, and delicious, Inexpensive
Cons: Cafeteria-style dining area
Guest
ashlinmichelle7
Points +885
amazing food! - Edit
Delicious and amazing food! Big variety of vegan food and everything is labeled with ingredients and vegan or none vegan! I would give it 5 but since they do have meat I can’t.
Read morePros: lots of choices , fast, great taste
Guest
JTA
Points +645
Lovely Mediterranean Buffet - Edit
Been a fan of this place since I tried the ones in Houston. This place won't let you down. Items are clearly marked and the buffet has plenty of veg options to choose from.
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ChrisAustin
Points +16
Lots of good vegan food - Edit
Dimassi's buffet has the expected repertoire of Mediterranean dishes, including felafel, hummus, tabbouleh, baba ganoush, and dolmades. It has a good selection of green salads, soups and stews, fried and grilled vegetables, and nods to local cuisine such as pinto bean and okra dishes. There's fresh whole and toasted pita bread and a little fruit. The core dishes stay the same, with varied salads and side dishes. Of the 44 dishes available at my visit yesterday, 21 were vegan, three are vegan if you push aside the light sprinkling of feta cheese on top, two are possibly vegan, and 18 contain meat. Dimassi's has more than enough for a satisfying vegan meal. And it has a special treat, a sweetened rosewater drink.
Read moreFood was good, though not spectacular, with two exceptions: the lentil soup was thin, pureed, contained no whole lentils, and was oddly seasoned; and the baklava was bland and completely limp with no filo crispness.
The restaurant is clean and fixtures are in good repair, though the decor is minimal and rather dark for my taste. I'd give Dimassi's three and a half stars if I could, but it rounds down to three rather than four.
Pros: Large selection of vegan items, Good food.
Cons: Decor a little rundown
zobcat
I think you didn't find whole lentils because it's bare with red lentils which disintegrate when cooked.
Read morePretty sure they use a recipe very similar to this one, but the way:
https://mayihavethatrecipe.com/red-lentil-soup-with-lemon-and-cilantro/
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