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One Meal: Market Grille Cafe

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Brock Radke

Pomegranate chicken wrap: a whole lot of deliciousness.

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Sunday, March 14, 2010 | 12:05 a.m.

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Experts on casual, quick and healthy Greek and Mediterranean flavors, the Market Grille Cafe family recently expanded its northwest Vegas presence with a second location on Lake Mead Boulevard, just off U.S. Highway 95.

Convenience is a theme here, so a prototypical selection is the pomegranate chicken wrap: crispy romaine lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes, red onion, feta cheese and basmati rice in a spinach tortilla with tender chicken simmered in a sweet, earthy sauce, plus a dash of yogurt dill sauce drizzled in. Accompanied by a small Greek salad — with killer balsamic vinaigrette — for $8.25, it satisfies without overstuffing you like the Chipotle burritos next door, thereby becoming the go-to post-workout meal in my 'hood.

Another positive: The food is tasty enough for me to not mind when they shout "Opa!" when I come through the door

— Originally published in Las Vegas Weekly

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