Busy Boy's Sandwiches Mediterranean Grill & Cafe

sadiq xorsat

Busy Boys Cafe’s food is decent but the prices feel high for what you get. The quality is okay just not the best value for the cost. Overall its fine but more reasonable pricing would really improve the experience.

a month ago

WS FIAT

Decided to give this place another shot and the food quality continues to disappoint me. The beef shawarma was extremely dry and tough to chew, like it had been cooked days ago. The tabbouleh also tasted old and even smelled spoiled. Definitely not going back. Not worth spending $20 just to throw it away.

3 months ago

MARO WORLD

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Busy Boy Mediterranean Grill & Café is outstanding! The food is always fresh and full of flavor, but what truly makes the experience special is the service. The staff is attentive, welcoming, and genuinely cares about every guest. They make you feel right at home and ensure you’re well taken care of. A great place for delicious Mediterranean dishes with service that goes above and beyond. Highly recommended!

4 months ago

Irfan Ahmed

I recently tried the Kunafa Crepe at Busy Boy's Richmond location, and WOW…it was absolutely incredible! The fusion of creamy, warm cheese wrapped in a delicate, thin crepe and topped with a perfect layer of golden, crunchy kunafa was nothing short of genius. Every bite was rich, gooey, slightly crispy, and full of flavor. What really stood out to me was how fresh and well-balanced it was not overly sweet, but just the right amount to satisfy a dessert craving. The drizzle of syrup tied it all together without being too heavy. You can tell they put real care into making it right.

5 months ago

Mubeen Kamani

Busy Boy in Richmond, Houston is a sweet little dessert and cafe spot that delivers both flavor and presentation. The vibe is cozy and welcoming, with plenty of seating and a menu that covers everything from classic desserts to bold international flavors. We tried the three chocolate crepe, dulce de leche crepe, and their knefa—all three were solid. The crepes were warm, generously filled, and drizzled with just the right amount of topping. The three chocolate was rich without being too heavy, while the dulce de leche had that smooth, caramel-like sweetness that paired perfectly with the soft crepe. The knefa was a nice surprise—crispy on the outside, soft and cheesy inside, and topped with just the right amount of syrup. It wasn’t overly sweet, which made it a nice contrast to the crepes. We also got a desi chai and a Turkish coffee—both served hot and flavorful. The chai had that strong, spiced taste you’d expect, and the Turkish coffee was bold and smooth with a good finish. It’s a great spot for dessert or late-night hangouts, especially if you’re looking to mix sweet with some warm drinks. Friendly service, relaxed atmosphere, and solid food all around.

7 months ago