Maria's Bazar - Woodstock

Let's begin with the soup, which was essentially green-colored water — absolutely terrible. The cheese steak seemed to consist of either gyro meat or yak meat (I couldn't tell which) that had been microwaved with Kraft cheese. The meat-to-bread ratio was downright frustrating; there were only four tiny pieces of steak, making it very dry. As for the pizza, you'd be better off buying a frozen one from the grocery store. To add to our poor experience, our server left the restaurant and took a long time returning, during which he forgot our drinks. When my nephew approached him to inquire about our drinks, the server became visibly irate. I strongly advise you to save your money and time by avoiding this place. Consider dining at the pub next door or at Cucina instead.

This is a destination falafel place! It was soooo good and I am so glad that this kinda place exists in Woodstock. Just honest good food with lovely outdoor seats in a quiet corner off the Main Street. (and to the people leaving bad reviews because ?rougharound the edges? you don?t have to come here! i really appreciate unique and wonderful places like this? again get theethat falafel you will not regret it!

We dropped by for some coffee and a quick snack. The soup was fantastic, and the garlic bread was outstanding. The staff was very friendly. Overall, it's a great spot for lunch.

I visited this restaurant about two years ago with my fiancé when we were in the area, and it was the best pizza we had ever tasted. However, I returned this past weekend, and the pizza was terrible. I'm not sure what happened to the recipe, but I wish I had known before spending my money. On a positive note, I appreciate the owner's kindness in making the pizza, especially since it was only 10 AM and they typically don’t serve it that early.

Pizza is beyond trash. I got a chicken Parm hero it was okay. The people inside are jerks to customers. Good place to buy bottled water.