“Naya is similar and I love that place. I actually feel like I am getting $14 worth of food when it’s loaded up with two kinds of hummus, babaganouj, chicken, and good quality olives and greens and other toppings.”
H3
6.5/10Middle EasternGreek
AI-generated summary
People here rate it over Cava, mostly on portions. They pack the bowl full and the hummus is what regulars single out. Go with the , the gets called meh. Plenty of people also write the whole place off as another corporate slop bowl.
“Naya is similar and I love that place. I actually feel like I am getting $14 worth of food when it’s loaded up with two kinds of hummus, babaganouj, chicken, and good quality olives and greens and other toppings.”
H3
“The bowls basically turn into pile of different hot and cold ingredients, that all go lukewarm after a five mins. It's like school lunch slop.”
H3
“Naya does NOT play with the amount of food they give you. They pack your bowl FULL. I love their falafel salads.”
H2
“Naya is actually better than Cava!! Nobody seems to know this yet.”
H2
“Naya blows all three out of the atmosphere”
H2
“An acceptable wrap is at Naya, specifically falafel. It’s not top tier or anything but enjoyable.”
H2
“IMO both Mezeh and Naya are better than Cava.”
H2
“Naya and CAVA - essentially Mediterranean Chipotle (in terms of building your own bowl)”
H2
“Cava/Naya type places: you can get a greens base with shawarma that is pretty healthy”
H2
“I second this recommendation though: fresh ingredients, generous portions, good staff.”
H2
“Naya (newly opened) for quick Middle Eastern bowls, wraps, etc.”
H2
“Naya is good, 12 bowls for med food, decent quality for fast food also”
H2