CAVA Table

Never been to a CAVA Table before this place. Not sure what the difference is except the much nicer decor and layout. I was hoping the expanded concept would come with more menu options, but as a vegetarian diner, I was disappointed to see it was identical to a regular CAVA. I was glad they didn't charge more for the food just because of the nicer atmosphere.

I usually take my food to go here and while the food taste great, recently I’ve seen that my order does not get filled completely. There would be an item or two missing from my order, and unfortunately I wouldn’t notice until after I’ve left. First occurrence I would say it was a mistake but this has happened 4 times now. Would recommend that the employees please double check the order before packing it. I’ve also ran into RAW chicken so would ask that be checked as well. Otherwise, the atmosphere in the restaurant looks great and food is real good when you actually get what you ordered and it’s cooked fully through.

Ahh from the décor to the cleanliness and friendly staff what’s not to love! I have been here a few times and it doesn’t disappoint! I love the simple and aesthetic vibe it has. The few times I dined it, I ordered the chicken shawarma, the salmon + veggies and steak. All meals were satisfying, healthy and freshly cooked. Unlike the other cavas this one in particular specializes in made to order which is a plus! Overall this is a must try for a quick and healthy meal!

One would think that an upscale CAVA experience would be amazing...but it very much wasn't. For a fast casual chain that prides itself on super flavorful, relatively guilt-free food, the strange changes to the menu and lack of flavor/seasoning at CAVA Table was genuinely surprising. I started with the lamb chili, since it's something new I've never seen at the regular CAVA and it sounded interesting. Upon cracking open the to-go container that it was served in (strange since we dined in), I was greeted by a thin, watery, flavorless chili that had a literal puddle of grease on top. The first half inch of chili was just grease. The chili, itself, tasted mostly of tomato. It should have been called tomato lamb soup since it lacked the flavor, robustness, and spiciness one would expect from chili. The proteins in both of the bowls and plates that we ordered (salmon and chicken kabob) were downright bland and flavorless. It was as if they hadn't been seasoned at all. Basic salt and pepper were lacking, as well as any of the signature seasoning and flavors we've come to expect from CAVA's food. The roasted vegetables served with my wife's "curated plate" were also unseasoned and flavorless. Also, many of the topping options that guests are used to at CAVA aren't available at CAVA Table despite them still allowing you to "build your own bowl." And not being able to see it get made robs the guest of being able to ask for more of one item, or less of another. The result was a bowl with a completely incorrect proportion of ingredients, bland chicken, giant pieces of lettuce everywhere and absolutely zero flavor. Since you order at a register, the food is brought out to you, and nobody is there to check to see if everything is acceptable, there's nobody to ask for assistance or for anything you might need...like additional dressing or seasoning. Ultimately, we spent $35 to pick at tasteless food while looking around for someone that could maybe help us make it somewhat palatable. We never found them...so we tossed much of it out - uneaten - and swore to only eat at regular CAVA restaurants in the future.

I was here with family about a couple of months ago and was told that food was halal, we all had good meals. Today I walk in(I m glad I asked), I m told nothing is Halal. So did they lie the first time? This is a big deal for someone who follows certain faith/ religion. Highly disappointed. Also I ordered a falafel sandwich and americano coffee. I was told they don’t have milk here for the coffee. So I pay $4 for a small black coffee. I don’t care if the ambience of the place is good, they certainly don’t make you feel good.