mezelogue is a diary for the way we really eat: lots of little dishes, shared across the table. Log what you ordered, rate it in plates, and see what everyone else is sharing.
A table of meze is never one dish, so a diary of it shouldn’t be either. mezelogue is built around the little things you shared.
Keep a running diary of every dish you try, where you had it and who you shared it with.
Give each dish up to five plates, and add a line or two about what made it great (or not).
Follow friends, build lists like “best fries in town”, and find your next table to order from.
“Thick, garlicky, and gone in ten minutes.”
“Crisp edge, molten middle. Ask for extra lemon.”
“Charred outside, tender inside.”
Sample entries, for illustration only.
We’re setting the table. Follow along for the opening news, or drop us a line. We’d love to hear what you want to talk about.