Any insider tips for Taza Cafe?

Ask which items were cooked most recently; the staff will often steer you toward the freshest skewers or trays.

What should I order at Taza Cafe?

Chicken shawarma plate, falafel platter, lentil soup with pita.

When should I visit Taza Cafe?

Arrive just before the weekday noon rush for faster lines.

Who should go to Taza Cafe?

Office workers wanting fresh, affordable Mediterranean plates.

Any insider tips for Sila's Mediterranean Restaurant?

Stack roasted vegetables and extra sauces on bowl builds; portions are generous enough to stretch into a second mini meal.

When should I visit Sila's Mediterranean Restaurant?

Aim for late-lunch windows after the 12–1pm rush passes.

Who should go to Sila's Mediterranean Restaurant?

Loop workers wanting customizable, filling Mediterranean lunches.

Best Greek Restaurants in Loop (60606)

Q: What is the best Greek restaurant in Loop?

Taza Cafe is our top pick for Greek restaurants in Loop, scoring 8.2/10. A quietly enduring Franklin Street café serving Palestinian-style shawarma, falafel, and daily-cooked specials at true Loop-budget prices.

Q: What should I order at Sila's Mediterranean Restaurant?

Chicken shawarma plate, Hangover sandwich, falafel wrap with baba ghanoush.

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Taza Cafe

A quietly enduring Franklin Street café serving Palestinian-style shawarma, falafel, and daily-cooked specials at true Loop-budget prices.

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#1 Taza Cafe

8.2

$ West Loop Gate

Vibes: Healthy Haven Cheap Eats Budget Brilliance Quick Bites Champions Hidden Gems Heaven

Taza Cafe is a long-running Loop counter-service spot for Palestinian-leaning Mediterranean plates, falafel, and shawarma that stay firmly in the affordable-lunch zone. Regulars lean on it for freshly cooked platters and wraps that feel homemade compared with the larger fast-casual chains nearby.

Must-Try Dishes: Chicken shawarma plate, Falafel platter with hummus, Lentil soup with warm pita

What makes it special: A quietly enduring Franklin Street café serving Palestinian-style shawarma, falafel, and daily-cooked specials at true Loop-budget prices.

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#2 Sila's Mediterranean Restaurant

7.6

$$ The Loop

Vibes: Healthy Haven Quick Bites Champions Business Lunch Power Players Hidden Gems Heaven

Sila’s #2 brings a newer, build-your-own Mediterranean format to Madison Street, with customizable bowls, wraps, and plates that skew protein- and veg-forward. It functions as a healthier-feeling Loop lunch option where you can dial in spice, grains, and toppings without losing the comfort of shawarma and dips.

Must-Try Dishes: Chicken shawarma plate, Hangover sandwich, Falafel wrap with baba ghanoush

What makes it special: A modern counter-service Mediterranean spot where you can build substantial bowls and wraps with shawarma, grilled veggies, and house dips instead of defaulting to salad chains.

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