Little hole in the wall serving traditional Lebanese fare by the owners. Super nice couple. We…read moredecided to eat in and enjoyed the music and the delight of other diners. The smell and sighs were real ! The Kibbeh Nayyah is only available certain days and you need to order ahead or get on the list. Do it, the onions were seasoned and allowed to rest to perfection , the grain and seasoning were correct. We are on the list now. Meat pie was to die for, hummus with meat (lamb) was a big winner, loobey was delicious. The pita and pilaf also very good. It is a BYO establishment and the wine flowed. The other tables had kebabs and were exited about it. This is the American Dream in action and they are earning it every day. Enjoy!

Don't let the the location of this restaurant (hidden next to a much larger and flashy restaurant…read morefool you! Cedars' food, service and authenticity are top shelf ! What a delicious dine in dinner! Taboulé, humus, Lebanese rice with meat, pita all great but add on the red sauce vegetables on the side and you'll be saying it's outstanding ! Highly recommended! Our server was very humble and helpful while ensuring not only our table but the other table near us too! Hospitality as you come to know it from the Middle East! Yes. The pistachio baklava was terrific alongside the Lebanese coffee!

The food was fantastic. The bowl was one of the best I ever had. My wife also raved about her wrap…read more The garlic sauce is ridiculously good. The couple that ran the restaurant were very helpful and easy to talk to talk to. She walked us through the menu and made really good recommendations. Can not wait to go back!

I'm just n PA visiting my son at college and found this Mediterranean place. It's really good…read more It's kind of fast food and the food is very fresh. It's a unique dining experience by choosing your plate (salad, wrap, platter or bowl) then protein and sides. I chose the chicken shawarma platter with hummus and fattoush salad. Great flavor. It also came with their baked bread. The server was great answering all my questions. It's a popular place as people kept coming in yet it wasn't packed.

4.5 stars. Alihan's Mediterranean Cuisine opened in 2013 and serves Turkish cuisine for lunch,…read moredinner, and special events. The menu lists many meat, seafood, and vegetarian options, and the chefs can accommodate customers on gluten-free and vegan diets. Examples of menu items are lentil soup, babaghanoush, falafel, shepherd salad, lamb chops, many kebabs, sea bass, sautés, house-made desserts such as baklava, and non-alcoholic beverages. My husband and I ate one lunch here. Indoor and covered outdoor seating was available. The employees promptly greeted and seated us, and I appreciated that they recommended specific menu items to help me choose. After a reasonable wait, the foods were brought to our table. Here are my ratings for what we ordered: Grilled Shrimp - 5 stars - Several large, juicy shrimp were on skewers and had been perfectly cooked. Sides were mixed vegetables and a mix of rice and bulgur. Chicken Shish Kebab - 4 stars - The chunks of chicken were large and juicy and had a mild seasoning. On the side was rice pilav. Turkish Tea - 4.5 stars - This black tea was a good size and was served hot. Packets of sweeteners were available. The total price was $55 plus tax and tip.

Service was super friendly. I did not like my salad (Shepherd Salad) and they offered to make me…read moreanother salad. They were so nice. Ambience is fine. Clean and tidy. Falafel appetizer was very, very hard and chewy. Even with a serrated knife it was difficult to cut! Shepherd Salad was fresh but was mostly red and green bell peppers. Very little tomato or cucumber or onion which I was expecting. Not their fault but mine for not knowing about this salad. Again they were super nice and offered to take it back. Donor Kebab was over cooked. Dry. Chewy. Tzatziki sauce was fine. I ordered two extra mini-cups of tzatziki to help me finish the donor kebab. (Extra $1). Bread was very good. I ordered the Turkish Tea but it never came : (

This food truck was pretty good. The person working was nice and let me try anything i wanted…read more The salad was flavorful and tasty. The pickles were really good as well. Babaganosh was very flavorful Hummus was very good with a lot of flavor Grape leaves were wonderful The falafel was moist and had a lot of seasoning to it. I will definitely try it again.

Was lucky to be able to check out Mediterranean Tastes while they were stopped out front of Lolev…read morebrewery in Pittsburgh. The food tasted fresh and was super delicious. The owner was very nice too! He was able to let us sample some falafel, which stopped us in our tracks to order a whole meal. The taco combo was nice because we got to sample the falafel, chicken, and taco meat in one meal. The grape leaves were also very delicious! Will definitely order again if we see them.

Sittay's Mediterranean Kitchen -- Greensburg, PA An…read moreUnassuming Jewel with Soul, Spice, and Serious Flavor I went into Sittay's Mediterranean Kitchen in Greensburg with my family for a casual lunch, and from the outside, this very clean, modest, and unassuming little restaurant doesn't try to shout for attention. But once you step inside, you feel it -- you know there is care here. And once the food arrives, there is absolutely no doubt about it: this place is something special. We started with the appetizer platter, and I can say without hesitation that it was one of the best I've ever had. The grape leaves were perfection -- tender, delicate, and layered with flavor. No bitterness, no heaviness, just beautifully seasoned, comforting bites that tasted like they were made with tradition and love. Then came the falafel, which truly shocked me. I've never been a huge fan of falafel because it's usually dry, dense, and in desperate need of drowning in sauce just to get it down. Not here. These were moist, tender, and overflowing with flavor. Honestly -- the best falafel I have ever had. The entire platter was so fresh, so vibrant, and so alive that my entire family kept going back for "just one more bite"... and then one more again. Next up were the pita wraps, and my gyro was an absolute work of art. Overflowing with perfectly seasoned meat and tucked into soft, warm pita, it was generously filled to the brim -- no skimping here. It makes perfect sense why they charge a small sharing fee because one could easily be split between two people. That said, I strongly recommend getting your own... and then taking half home for later (if you have the willpower). My sister ordered the sleek with shrimp, and WOW. I'm typically not a fan of sautéed greens -- it's usually a texture thing for me -- but this completely changed my mind. The shrimp were tender and perfectly cooked, and the greens were flavorful, balanced, and beautifully seasoned. Even as a self-proclaimed non-fan, I was blown away. One of the most memorable parts of the experience was the heart behind the counter. The ladies in the kitchen were clearly cooking with love and pride. You can taste the tradition in every bite. Our server was a bit quiet at first, but she quickly warmed up, became very helpful, and offered a recommendation that turned out to be one of the highlights of the entire meal: the seasonal Pumpkin Mamonia. Now let me explain what mamonia is for those who don't know -- because this dessert deserves its moment. Mamonia is a traditional Middle Eastern dessert, similar to a semolina pudding. It's warm, creamy, gently sweet, and infused with spices and aromatic notes like cinnamon and nutmeg. The pumpkin version at Sittay's takes this already-comforting dish and turns it into a fall masterpiece -- velvety, lightly spiced, and incredibly comforting without being overly sweet. It was, in my book, a home run... or the Mediterranean equivalent of one. Unique, cozy, elegant, and absolutely unforgettable. If it's on the menu, do not skip it. As for the baklava, the flavor was tremendous. For anyone unfamiliar, baklava is made of delicate layers of flaky phyllo dough, filled with chopped nuts (often pistachios or walnuts), then finished with a fragrant honey or sugar syrup. It's crisp on top, sticky-sweet inside, and the perfect finale to a Mediterranean meal. My only small surprise was the portion size; for $7, the piece felt a bit smaller compared to how generous everything else was throughout the lunch. That said, the seasonal baklava was divine in flavor -- rich, fragrant, and beautifully made. At the moment, Sittay's does not offer cocktails or wine. There is a tap house next door, but beer wasn't what appealed to my family that day. A simple white wine -- perhaps a Pinot Grigio or Sauvignon Blanc -- would be a lovely addition and a perfect complement to their vibrant Mediterranean dishes, especially for indulgent holiday lunches with family. All in all, Sittay's is a hidden gem in Greensburg -- one of those rare places where the food, the heart, and the hospitality come together effortlessly. Make the trip. Take the time. Try something new at Sittay's. You will NOT be sorry.

This review pains me as I enjoy food not common to this area. I am a foodie and enjoy trying new…read morethings. Don't get me wrong in what I'm about to say, the food was great! The service was good! The pricing was good ! My problem is , I discovered ants in my drink! Kinda takes your taste buds out of the game when your brain says you drank bugs! Brought this to our waitress attention and she gave me another glass of of soda , that I had no intention of drinking. So we pressed on as the food was good. The waitress brought a sky tab for payment and brought more ants to the table. I called the waitress over and she apologized and took this to the owner or manager and came back to us with offering free baklava! The person in charge couldn't be bothered to come and address the situation even as we were the only people in the restaurant. I won't ever go back, even though the food was good. After standing up, I noticed VEVO insect lights plugged into every outlet around the dining room. So they know they have issues , Apparently Mediterraneans don't have people skills! Sorry! Just my experience at a restaurant of a cuisine I tried for the first time today! I wouldn't have given a negative review if this issue was addressed better! I don't blame the waitress, I blame the person in charge!

best food, best atmosphere...all around great place to eat!!…read moreManagement is on point and so friendly.

We ordered Tzatziki with the veggie option, calamari, char-grilled octopus, the Elia Salad (with…read moresalmon and Greek dressing), Pork chop, chicken souvlaki, and biftekia. My favorites were: 1) the char-grilled octopus - so tender 2) chicken souvlaki - the roasted veggies were so good with the smokiness of the chicken! 3) the salmon on top of the Elia salad - it was cooked to perfection. Juicy and flaky! Our server was the one who recommended the Elia Salad with salmon on top with the Champgane Vinaigrette. But, we went with the Greek dressing... I think we would have liked her recommendation more because the combo of salmon and salad was spot on! She definitely knew what she was doing and what tastes good! We sat in the indoor patio-like area and it was very bright with natural light and I love the exposed wood deco inside. It feels rustic and classy at the same time. Such a nice vibe, would definitely come again with a group of people to have a filling and and diverse meal!

Food:5/5 Before…read moreHanadi, most Mediterranean restaurants tasted pretty similar to me--similar herbs, spices, and sauces. I realized, I was definitely missing out. Though the wait was long (1hr on a busy Sunday), the food came out piping hot. Each dish was flavorful. The chicken shawarma was juicy, and had the right blend of spices and sauces without being overly heavy or soggy. The rice was simple side, but had nutty buttery taste profile complimented by the parsley garnish. And the friend cauliflower reminded me a bit of Indian Dahi Wada in flavor, but was piping hot and crispy. Now Hanadi's is my standard for good Mediterranean food Reasonably priced, fair portions, and good quality ingredients. Service: 3/10 Self order, food came out 1 hour late, but worth the wait. Ambiance: 3/10 Don't go for the ambiance, it looks like a humble family restaurant. But makes up for the interior with the quality of food. It was clean and tidy,

Consistently excellent. Over the past couple of years they have been expanding their menu…read more They have a nice dine in space with 3 booths and 4 tables. They also do a big take-out business. The owner is always friendly and helpful. Their Baba Ghanoush, Tabouli, and Hummous are always outstanding. The Lentil Soup is delicious, subtle and surprising. Very convenient location on McKnight Road, although it's on the Southern end of the business strip. Lots of free parking.

As I travel around the country for work I love finding little gems hidden in assuming areas…read more Shout's Cafe is indeed one of those places. It is a small establishment located on a busy street but they do offer ample parking. These place gets 5 stars because the food and the service are equally amazing. My server Sydney was most gregarious and very helpful suggesting the right choice for my lunch. The Mousaka was delicious!! Although I didn't have room at the time I brought some of their homemade desserts for later. Don't miss out . Go seek this location, you will be more than satisfied.and be sure to ask for Sydney!!