Honey Tree

I really like this place! I have gotten carry from here for a few years now always the same thing the chicken gyro extra sauce, French fries and a small salad if not the lemon soup goodness but I went there last well and everything was delicious buttt Dunn Dunn dunnn… Yep not a hair which I would get but a one of those little fruit fly things in my salad!!! I can ever forget it. I will eat there again but I won’t every eat there salads again sorry guys!

Good food! Sitting in the good court enjoying a gyro and lemon rice soup. The gyro is decent. The soup is delicious!

This is some of the best mall food I have ever had.
I enjoyed the veggie gyro with fries. What made the gyro so good was the use of eggplant, among other vegetables. It was genius. The pita was perfectly warmed, and the fries were abundant.
This is exactly what I would have expected from a more-​expensive mall such as The Somerset Collection — in a good way.

This review is going to make me sound cheap, but so be it.
I went to the mall with a coworker today for lunch, and was craving Chinese (and the food court has a Chinese place too, called China Town) but decided to be healthy. I had been drooling over the shwarma on Honey Tree’s main site menu, but the mall food court location didn’t have it.
I decided to get the gyro plate, for $ 8.99, which is already kind of expensive for mall food, IMO. I got a pretty big serving of chicken, with onions and tomatoes, and rice with tomato sauce on it.
When I went to check out, however, the guy threw on a side order of pita — which is fine, I like pita — but then I saw him add 60 cents for it on to my bill. It’s like, really? You should have at least asked me if I wanted that, if you’re going to charge me for it. So my total bill with taxes was like $ 10.22, which OVERALL is not bad for a lunch, but for mall food — albeit good mall food — is high. There’s a Greek place called Muses down the street (Big Beaver + John R, I believe) that does $ 7.99 or $ 8.99 lunch specials, too — next time I’ll just go there.
The reason HT gets 3 stars and not 2 is that the food was pretty good, though. It came with some dipping sauce that I was hoping was garlic, but it was a yogurt-​type thing, and you get a good sized portion of chicken, as well as rice. I would *maybe* go back and try the actual chicken gyro (includes bread, whereas my plate did not) at some point, but I may as well spend like $ 7 – 8 instead at China Town and forget the whole «being healthy» thing instead :) we’ll see.

Just ate some cheese fries and they were amazing. Hot and fresh. I always have good service when I come to Honey Tree

As sure as the Holiday Season is coming. and trips to Somerset Mall are absolutely inevitable. I know I’ll be found at Honey Tree several times in the upcoming weeks.
Their simple grilled chicken kabob, served with hot sauce, is my favorite food court grub ever! It’s so tender and juicy– and perfectly, most subtly seasoned. It’s just perfect! And completely complied with my wedding-​prep Dukan Diet for over the past year!
Led by the guidance of a fancy, Hermes bag toting «Lady who Lunches” — I was turned on to their incredible cucumber salad! This salad is SO fierce. SO fresh. it nearly brought tears to my eyes. It’s bathed in this bright, creamy yogurt sauce– with fresh dill and garlic (Note: I have always hated dill! This salad has changed that!) I highly recommend getting a side of it with your chicken kabob!
See you soon, Honey Tree!

Good-​tasting gyros and spanakopita from a mall food court! I’ve walked by Honey Tree numerous times over the last few years, only to never try their food. One day, Husband and I were talking about KouZina’s gyro sandwich and how it sounded sooo good (but we were tied up at the mall so we couldn’t get to KouZina). Right as we talked about it, we passed Honey Tree. Little did we know that this place serves up many Greek favorites! Golden!
We both each ordered a gyro ($ 6.25), and most recently, tried their spanakopita ($ 6) because it was out in plain view and looking mighty delicious. They have a gyro supreme that is $.50 more, but the only difference between that and the regular one is the addition of lettuce and parsley. The regular one comes with raw onions and slices of tomatoes, yummy. The pita bread is good, but not freshly made, but packaged stuff. Compared to KouZina, the size is equivalent to their large. I much prefer KouZina’s pita (who doesn’t love freshly baked bread?), but it’s still good. What Honey Tree does to compensate for their lack of fresh made pita is the sheer volume of meat. Those guys do not skimp on the meat, and it is seasoned very well. Husband who loves his meat was happy with the amount, and couldn’t even close the pita without the meat falling out! I liked that the sauce wasn’t too heavy and it wasn’t overdressed.
Spanakopita was a 6“x4“x6″ cube, enough to feed 2 people as a side. It wasn’t overly cheesy, so we were happy, and the phyllo dough was thin and crispy. Worth getting, but if you’re looking to stay under $ 15 for 2, this’ll put you over it.
Nice to be able to have another option to eat at while visiting the Somerset Mall. The guys are nice, and comical, but a little disorganized. The work stations could use a good scrubbing and could be maintained better, but overall, we would definitely recommend coming here if you’re not in the mood for Jewish deli delights over at Stage Deli.

My favorite food court spot. I love the people that work there, they are so nice and so friendly. maybe that’s just towards me because I go there so often. Anyways… Honey Tree has my favorite Greek salad with Chicken. Its huge! I can usually make 2 meals out of it. Tons of chicken that its cooked to perfection and they always customize the way I want!
I love their pita as well– so warm and fluffy! Their gyros and chicken fingers are delicious as well— I’ve never gone wrong with this place!
Fast service and attentive staff coupled with delicious food equals a perfect combination!

For a mall food court spot this place is actually very good! I ordered the chicken kababs and the cucumber dill salad and it was surprisingly very good! The meat was seasoned perfectly and was very tender.
It’s a bit pricey for mall food, but totally worth it!

This is my first pick when I want to grab lunch from the Peacock Café at Somerset.
The chicken dishes are the best to choose from. I don’t know how they do it, but they remain consistent about grilling some awesome chicken. It’s always tender and juicy with a strong garlic flavor. You will not be disappointed If you order any of the chicken options from their menu. I have ordered the chicken quesadilla, Greek salad, chicken over rice with veggies, and I can’t complain. The menu offers a good selection of sandwiches, soups and salads. The only item from the menu I will warn you against is their hot dog! One time I ordered a hot dog and it was bland and rubbery, and I was pretty disappointed with it. Their hummus and tabbouleh salad are decent but both tend to be prepared on the sour side. Their pita is thick and warm. I also think you get the best bang for your buck here. You will get a lot of food and the price is fair compared to the rest of the over priced lunch choices you will find in the food court.