Murray’s In A Hurry

Good spot for a quick bite. Lunch here is is fast and will fill you up. Went here on suggestion from a coworker and was not disappointed. The food is very hardy and multicultural. They have American, Italian, and even Indian options here. The prices are where they should be. It’s affordable and the amount they give is enough to keep almost too satisfied. This might not be the place for some people, it’s looks very average when you come in so that mightbe a turn off but don’t judge the place by its appearance, judge it by the food and I would say the food here is pretty decent. I’ll keep this one short and to the point, this place is great when you’re in a hurry and want some food that will keep you stuffed. Definitely check it out if you’re in the area.
My Recommendations:
–Tandoori chicken sandwich

I love this place. Owner greats you with a smile and makes the best tandoori chicken sandwich in the wlrld. It’s an experience everyone should have at least once.
This place gives off a hole in the wall feel, but it’s charming and very clean.

This location is the best one. I always get the GREEK pizza which isn’t on the menu for some reason but I highly recommend it add pepperoni to it. This pizza contains no tomatoe sauce and it’s absolutely delicious with the gyro meat and feta cheese.

The wings are horrible. I got them cold, they have no flavor, completely bland. The gyro was okay but the meat looked extremely processed and dry. The price is okay, the service is decent, but the food, specially the wings are the worst I’ve had.

I went there first time with my husband on Saturday night. We were the only customers. The atmosphere is clean and quiet. We ordered the special $ 17.99 for medium pizza with 3 toppings (pepperoni, ground beef, mushrooms) and 10 pieces of wings (5 pieces lemon pepper and 5 pieces honey BBQ). The crew behind counter were very polite and friendly. The food came in 10 minutes. The pizza was great. It was saucy, cheesy, and flavorful. Better than Pizza Hut. The wings were good size and flavored just right. The honey BBQ wings were so yummy. The prices are very reasonable. Our food altogether was no more than $ 20 with coke. We will return.

Like so many others, I have passed Murray’s in a Hurry countless times, but had never stopped there. My fiancé went and told me it was pretty good, and then kept pestering me to try it. Something about the name kept me away, but I wish it hadn’t.
I’ve only had the spicy kabob sandwich and it’s really, really good. It IS spicy, so if you aren’t looking for that choose something else. It comes on fresh baked bread with lettuce, tomatoes, red onions and sauce (I don’t know what the sauce is, but it’s good!). The sandwich is enormous and you could easily split it with someone.
For $ 6.99 you can’t really go wrong.
Next time I will try the tandoori chicken sandwich.

This place is great. My wife loves the salads because everything is so fresh. I prefer the wraps because of the made-​on-​premisis breads. I order whatever is on the ‘specials’ blackboard and all have been great. Fresh ingredients always. We love to eat here.

Went there for lunch today based on previous posts. As noted, the place is in a strip mall and has a minimalist interior (I got mine to go). Ordered a chicken wrap at the counter, grabbed a Diet Coke from the cooler (the only thing they had other than Sprite and water), and waited a few minutes for my food to be ready. The chicken wrap is not wrapped at all. It’s a toasted pita laid flat with lots of juicy chicken layered inside, topped with romaine lettuce pieces and tomato slices, then slathered in caesar dressing. When I picked it up I understood why it wasn’t wrapped. There’s WAY too much chicken inside this thing (not that I’m complaining). The chicken was coated in black pepper, but the caesar dressing calmed it down. I don’t think I’d make a special trip again, but if you’re in the area this place is worth trying.

This place has been here a long time. I’ve seen it countless times while plying Peachtree Industrial north and south bound. I’ve never stopped here before because I sorta had these preconceptions about it being a cheap pizza-​dive-​sub-​shop-​hole-​in-​the-​wall. Yet, intriguingly, the business still stands while scores of others have taken a dirt bath. So today, short of time and in a hurry myself, I decided to check it out. Walked in expecting who-​knows-​what and immediately saw signs announcing halal meats and on-​the-​premises baked-​when-​order-​is-​placed wraps of various kinds. The young man behind the counter was very polite, welcoming, and informative. He urged me to try a chicken wrap, so I acquiesced. Beverages are of the canned variety (and not much variety at that) you pick from a cooler. I selected a Diet Coke and waited some 6 – 7 minutes before the wrap came out on a paper plate. Oh wow! It was immense and a thing of visual beauty, fragrant with bread, spices, and chicken aromas. To my surprise, the chicken itself turned out to be rather spicy, although the other ingredients (lettuce, tomato, sauce) were not. Have you ever had a day when you just weren’t ready for ‘spicy’? It’s not Murray’s fault. I was just having a mood, y’know? But the bread-​oh the bread! I nibbled and chewed down every little crumb. If they’ll let me, next time, I’d like to have the bread baked with garlic cloves, butter, and parmesan, served with salad side. If it’s the way I hope it will be, I’ll pop 4 stars. Promise.

The previous poster either caught them on a really bad night or is just an moron. I’ve eaten there 10 or more times over the last 3 years and always found it tasty no matter what I ordered. Keep in mind that it is affordiable take out not Resturant Eugens and all will be great. Even my trendy friends that frim ITP that don’t live in bumpkin-​ville thought it was good stuff. I highly recommend the BBQ chickn pizza.