About - Caesar Supermarket
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Offerings
- Bakery
- Food
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Top Reviews
See All ReviewsLimited, middle-eastern-centric selection but if they have what you need, it'll be cheap! I just needed a re-up on dried chickpeas and they had the cheapest price I've found in the metro to date. I'll definitely come back to save a few bucks, and I'll be sure to try their hot food sometime too π
this is my main store for groceries. The best customer service ever. This is a right place for some delicious Iraqi bread.
We visit Caeser Supermarket occasionally when looking for Mediterranean spices, but have never found the restaurant open. This time we were visiting and ensured to call to see if it was and it indeed was. We were very excited given the reviews have raved about their shawarmas. We had a little bit of waiting, but we were super excited to have the shawarmas. We called for the Arab ones and behold they were huge. The picture is of one shawarma, but is it worth the hype? Nope! The cook is warm, kind, and friendly. However the shawarma itself didn't have the seasoning we were hoping for. The chicken wasn't as stuffed in the pita bread, the vegetables weren't as pickled and the fries were fresh, but aren't as crispy. The sauces maybe worth trying, but again not amazing. The mango sauce tastes like Indian pickles and the Toom (garlic sauce) is rather sweet. We were hoping to have a strong pungent garlic sauce that we get with Al Baik Shawarmas in Saudi (the original shawarma place). We tried the hot sauce and it's kinda similar to the buffalo sauce that has a stronger vinegar base. The date sauce wasn't great either, it doesn't quite fit with what you order though maybe some may like it. Personally, it wasn't our go to. The quest is on and we are desperate to find a good shawarma place, but this one definitely isn't in our top ten favorites.