Father Nature Lavash Bistro - Pasadena

Father Natures food is amazing, fresh and delicious. But I am sad to say that not all the employees treat customers the same. They have cut back on the amount of chicken put into the wraps and for spicy garlic sauce it's now $2 for the tiny container. Also amount of French fries has also been reduced too. I guess it's the price on everything has gone up maybe??

Staff needs to be trained to be more hospitable and not rude. These women are doing their best, but they always look tired and exhausted. Food quality gone down. Sanitation is little questionable. Owner needs to hire help and probably pay these women little better for them to be more enthusiastic for being in charge of the place. It’s shame to see that this place os most likely not going to make it if it continues like this.

I ordered a chicken Cesar wrap and it was amazing. The bread was toasted and crispy and the veggies were crisp and fresh !! The chicken was juicy and just a great affordable.

Fresh ingredients, great tasting chicken kabobs, tabouli, hummus. Reasonable prices. Small, but never had an issue with seating. Only thing's they have no water; have to buy a bottle or two. Be nice if they offered tap water.Vegetarian options: Great vegetarian options. Falafel, hummus, eggplant dip, salads, lots of options, tasty.Parking: parking structure on De Lacey, conveniently located nearby. $1 for two hours.

Tucked away off the main Colorado street on familiar De Lacey, is this little Mediterranean bistro that has a long menu of assorted wraps, Salads, and plates. We opted for 2 wraps, a chicken shwerma and a Lula Kebab wrap. Both were served with their respective sauces, and both had a lot of good flavor, with very fresh ingredients and vegetables. The pressed styled wraps however, left the bread/pita a bit brittle and dry. I felt like I was biting into a softer stale saltine cracker. Luckily the sauces included helped with this. The fries hot, crisp, and were seasoned nicely. There is no tap water or fountain drinks, so you'll have to buy bottled or canned. We came here on a Sunday afternoon and all 4 tables and the floors around them were littered with prior customer's food debris and napkins. I had to request a wipe down of the area. At that time, the employee also swept up. The condiment station was also unstocked, and I had to request napkins and other items. Overall it was a fair experience that had lack of attention to minor details, but overall I did enjoy it. I'm not sure it's worth driving to old town for though.Parking: Parking is typical old town Pasadena parking. Street side meters and structures parking. No validations.