It is a hidden place you would never know about, but really is it worth knowing?\n\n I went here for lunch with my coworker who took some convincing. We walked in the front door of the market and saw the menu. We took some time staring at it as we expect to see a few more options. I opted for the falafil sandwich $2.99 and a side of fires for 1.99. I also purchased a juice from the market side of the store. \n\nWhile our food was prepared we walked the isles of this market. We enjoyed seeing the alien to us foods. Our number was called out and our food was waiting for us on the counter.\n\n We picked up and then unwrapped it. My first surprise was the bread, it was not a pita, peta nor lafa it was some other form of thin flatbread. Along with my falafel there was a salad of pickles and other pickled vegetables some were shades of neon purple and ample sauce. The falafel was a bit too firm for me, and the flat bread was not my favorite but the salad part was good. \n\nMy coworker did really enjoy his chicken shwarma calling it \"damn awesome\"\n\nThey did lack the condiments I wanted as some hot sauce would have been appreciated. \n\nThe fries were a bit undercooked, unsalted and we lacked ketchup.\n\nOverall it was a cheap decent meal, but the location, ambiance and lack of cups of water or fountain drinks lowered my score.