What an excellent find in Johnson City! Our waitstaff was super friendly and they made some great…read morerecommendations. The vibe eating outside on a cloudy 80 degree day made the experience even that more enjoyable. I apologize in advance for not remembering the actual menu names of the food we ordered, so I'm kinda winging it here. Speaking of wings, the Turkish spiced wings were so dang good! Perfectly spiced with tight and crispy skin. What a treat. The falafel app we ordered that came with hummus and babaganoush, wow. Excellent homemade falafel and you can tell the accompaniments were also made in house too. Could have eaten three more portions of the falafel by myself. The Chicken Adana kebab was moist and juicy and charred and spiced and seasoned and fantastically delicious. The basmati rice was buttery, the pita was toasted and fresh. I mean I don't know what else you can ask for. We may go back tomorrow again, it was that good! Keep up the great work Red Meze!

Today was really good weather so everyone was downtown on the patio of every restaurant and we…read moreequally wanted to be on patio. Yeah that didn't happen because this place was also packed on the patio LMAO So keep that in mind. Good weather=slim chances of sitting outside especially on a Saturday. But, we actually enjoyed sitting indoors, less busy inside, more quiet. The seat inside are like a bench style so keep that in mind if you are a huge privacy person. Also the tables are small so if you are ordering a appetizer try to finish before your food comes out that way she can grab it. It was very tight when the entree came. The wall has a unique aesthetic with different items stemming from their culture. Our waitress was really nice, great sense of humor, and very well dressed in appearance. She paid attention in making sure we got a refill. Appetizer: 3 triple dipper hummus where you get pita bread and 3 flavors of hummus. The jalapeno hummus is the only one that stood out with a taste and flavor. The other two tasted the same and was very bland in my opinion. I ordered the Meze Bowl with couscous and it was really good except the hummus I think it was red roasted I can't remember. I would have been happy just with the jalapeno hummus. The person who I was with ended up getting a kabob and he enjoyed his food. Will I go back ? Yes This was my first visit so next time I know what to order. But, I would be more interested in visiting on a regular weekday vs the weekend. I think people should check it out for sure!

Our first stop in at the Ambrosia (Bakery) Kafeneio. Loved the Baklava as well as the various…read morevariations of it. Will have to try the Baklava Cheesecake on another visit. The service was great as well as the ambiance. #ambrosia_kafeneio @ambrosia_kafeneio #buzzybooth

Went for lunch at my daughter's suggestion. She has door dashed their food before. It's walk up to…read moreorder and they bring food to your table. It's a very small place, but cozy. We both had falafel wraps and fries. The menu is pretty customizable with add-ons but then it gets expensive quickly. I thought the falafel was excellent and a good portion. I will go back and try one of the amazing looking desserts!

The Chicken Wings was delicious and well seasoned and the Fried was excellent and seasoned just…read moreright and highly recommended and delivery was on point.

When riding the Hatfield McCoy Trails, we found ourselves in the very tiny town of Kimball WV, and…read morewe were curious to see what there was to eat or drink in this town. Driving through Kimball feels like traveling back in time, long before technology and division took over this country. Unfortunately the town was left heavily damaged after two major floods a couple decades ago and a small community is all that's left. Imagine my surprise finding a Greek restaurant in that environment. When you walk inside, it hardly looks like a restaurant, but you are immediately greeted by some of the nicest people you will ever meet. The owner has been in this town and in this building her whole life and her parents were as well. There is so much history in these walls and she loves to talk about it. I could spend an afternoon just hearing about the life of this small town and how they are fighting for its recovery. As for the food, in a word: unremarkable. It was tasty and prepared well, but nothing you'll remember the day after. Prices seemed high but I imagine the overhead in this small of a town makes that unavoidable. My 5 stars are really for the people. I'd give the food/ambiance 3/5, but the people really make it a diamond in the rough. It's the only option in town anyways, but even if there were others I'd still say stop here to talk for a while!

First time here. Amazing food and great service! Fresh and very well seasoned. I recommend it…read morehighly.

Good is always good. Lentil soup never disappoints. Hot tea the best! The service is caring,…read moreknowledgeable.

Food was delicious and service was outstanding, despite it being somewhat crowded. Will return!read more

The food was great the service was awesome. We had several different plate dinners. We had the…read morewhite bean soup. I loved the house dressing. Our waitress was so nice and helpful with recommendations. The drive there is scenic so enjoy. Then all of a sudden you are there. I definitely recommend a reservation. If we hadn't made on we wouldn't have eaten. I celebrated 70th birthday. I had eaten here 30+ years ago!

Ate here some time back but didn't post a review. Very good food! I loved the kabobs! Every thing…read morewe had was delicious. The staff was great, the place was clean and made you feel right at home. Stopped here again just recently and was still impressed. This time I got a pizza and it was excellent. The crust was very flavorful, the sauce was delicious, and the blended ingredients really hit my tastebuds in a satisfying way.

Today was the 3rd anniversary of us stopping off in their Johnson City, TN, location at 2010…read moreFranklin Terrace. This will be our LAST trip for several reasons, itemised below. I ordered the Gyro Platter $17.99, and one 16-ounce Hawaiian Shirt IPA $5.00. Pepper shakers at the bar were filthy and had not been cleaned. I noticed that the front inner door STILL had a homemade sign on it ( please use the other door)! From my previous service with the US Government, I informed the staff once again that the door being locked or broken was a VIOLATION of the National Fire Safety Code! One member of the staff, who identified herself as a manager, retorted that the door had been broken for years, as she walked away and refused to give her name when asked. Since both doors are required to be open in case of a fire, panic, or an active shooter issue, I found her nonchalant reply UNACCEPTABLE! I reported the violation to the Johns City, fire prevention officer, Keven Hanes, both in email and by telephone message! Knowingly violating fire codes can result in fines, lawsuits, or even loss of business licence! I do pray that Johnson City will investigate this issue and take appropriate action. As of now, this broken door violation has fully served. Fire kills thousands of people in our country every year, locking or not repairing broken exit doors is nothing short of CRIMINAL! SAFETY IS EVERYONE'S BUSINESS! Let them not wait until another group dies, unable to exit!

First time here. We were seated right away. The food was…read moreabsolutely delicious, the sangria was refreshing and perfectly balanced, and the German chocolate cake was the perfect sweet ending--rich, moist, and full of flavor. A wonderful experience from start to finish! Would definitely recommend.

Everything was tasty here and I enjoyed the decor of the building. Food felt authentic and I was…read moreplease with the portions as well.