mathematical equation of sorts. Crunchy enough to where it was easy on the teeth, and sufficiently large enough to where you could eat numerous amounts of them, the rollups for all intents and purposes stole the show for me.
Then came the supposed side dish-the pita bread.
Cut into adorable, miniature triangle shapes, Zoe’s excels in delivering such soft and such warm satisfaction. Armed with hummus at its side, I chose not to indulge in the hummus, rather preferring to simply bask in the simpleness of downing the baby-like soft bread. There were plenty, too, as they were delivered on a medium-sized cubic plastic box-though I would be lying if I said we all ate equal amounts of it, courtesy of myself and my younger sister.
Of course, pricing is always a disputable and uneven topic, but for the case of my family of five, a meal which consisted of roughly twenty-something chicken rollups, the box of pita bread, cottage cheese, the giant bowl of greek salad for nutritional hipsters such as my older sister, and the famed quinoa rice-all priced at $40 (not including drinks), I would consider this a fairly well priced meal. I can say with confidence that we were full enough to the point where
dinner became non-existent that night, but perhaps most importantly I can say with greater confidence that we were surely pleased with the food itself.
Perhaps there’s many people out there that shy away from Zoe’s, or sites such as Zoe’s, because of its famed reputation as a “healthy” option. I myself am far too often one of those people, but during no time of this dining experience did I ever find myself thinking, ‘man am I really craving a burger right now’.
This experience was further bolstered on a personal level for the fact that I found myself too often distancing myself from new, or in this case, not-often done things (or food). Yes, we are a society that generally champions security and control, and on a smaller scale, explains why many of us find ourselves avoiding new people, new restaurants, new movies-new experiences.
T. Swart • Apr 17, 2020 at 11:29 am
Zoe’s is a tasty change from everyday fast food. Thanks for the reminder. We’ll order from them soon?