I've been here 3 times in the past 2 weeks. If that doesn't already say much, I'll leave a detailed…read morereview from each experience. I made reservations for 2/3 visits. It seems like reservations are encouraged. At every visit, the servers greeted me with water and asked for my dietary preferences. You can tell that the servers all work together as I had other servers stop by to pack up my food and refill my water. I do love how they offer to pack up my leftovers and do so very nicely. 1st visit: My server was a sweetheart, very attentive, and super nice! I made reservations for 5PM on a Friday. I was one of the first to arrive, but the restaurant quickly filled up. I opted for the Mezas De Alegria, the server brought out Tirshi, Roasted Cabbage, Steamed Red Snapper, and Olive Oil Cake! All were very tasty, my favorites being the Tirshi and Steamed Red Snapped! I also ordered the Greek Wine flight, I enjoyed the Troupis wine best! Out of all of my dining experiences, this was by far my favorite! 2nd visit: My server was also attentive and kind. This time, I didn't make a reservation, I just walked in but was able to be seated at 11AM on a Sunday. I opted the for Turkish Brunch and the Mint Limonada, and they were able to accommodate my dietary preference! Everything was good once again, my favorites were the Grilled Olive and Tomato Salad, Fire Roasted Peppers, and Shakshuka. The Mint Limonada was too sweet for my preference, I had to water it down with some water. 3rd visit: My most recent server was very sweet and kind but wasn't as attentive. I made reservations for 5PM on Friday. She got held up by a table nearby a couple of times. I tried items from the Culinaria Restaurant Week Menu (Armenian Salad, Texas Waygu Kebabs, and Local Fruit Sorbet) Everything was soo good and flavorful. I really enjoyed the Armenian Salad. The Texas Waygu Kebabs were good, but a little chewy for my preference. They were cooked about Med-Well/Well done, though I prefer my beef to be cooked Medium, but I wasn't asked about my preference. I also wasn't given a steak knife and tried to wait for my server, but she was with another table for a while. I had to use my butter knife... The Local fruit sorbet was very refreshing and a light dessert to end my evening. Overall, great experiences, flavor-packed food! I enjoy Mediterranean food, so I'll be back to try more items off their menu!

Last weekend of family summer before we head off for college and decided to head to the Pearl and…read morelunch at Ladino as it's one of the best restaurants at the Pear! Amazing service from start to finish, we were seated as soon as we arrive in a lovely booth and served right away! We began with their mimosas ; you can either have a glass or as we did , a bottle of prosecco for $55 with a choice of juices to add so we went with hibiscus/ mango. Then on the weekend you can choose the Turkish brunch or go al la carte which was our choice. We ordered a variety of their dips with their house made flatbreads. We enjoyed hummus, beet muhammara, grilled olive dip - this was one of my favorites, Tirshi - another one of my favorites which is a butternut squash dish, fire roasted corn and fire roasted eggplant! Everything was amazing Glad we choose this restaurant as the food, service, ambience is all perfect! Great choice for our family lunch before back to college starts !

This is going to be a down and dirty review. Great service, great food, must visit if you are in…read moreSan Antonio and looking for Mediterranean. Definitely order the hummus. A true MUST go restaurant!

Ordered the chicken kebab with the Greek salad to go and it was underwhelming. The garlic sauce…read moredidn't pack a punch. The Greek salad dressing was missing salt. For $20 (including tax and tip) I'd want more flavor for such a simple meal. I ordered the bread and zaatar side as well and the bread was delicious! I think the ratio was off for the zaatar and oil dipping sauce but the bread was GOOD.

New Name is Selda Mediterranean Kitchen. But they're still every bit as amazing. Sooo goood!…read more We ate family style and tried a ton of dishes. They nailed every one! We left quite stuffed and extremely satisfied. It was a nice day so we ate outside but the interior was very pleasant and was filled with diners even at 2 pm. Everything here is fresh, perfectly seasoned, healthy and oh-so-tastey. This place was recommended to me by a fellow foodie and Yelper, and we're very grateful for the recommendation. This was the perfect birthday lunch for me.

Amazing Mediterranean food! Fresh and authentic. Excellent service and lovely ambiance. Flavorful…read moreand tasteful little place. Loved the lamb kebab with the vermicelli rice. The lamb kebab was tasty! Get some desert and Turkish coffee to top it off.

Had such an incredible meal that I can't stop thinking about it even the day after, so I had to…read moreleave a review. The app sampler really opened my eyes beyond the hummus standard and paired well with the complimentary bread basket but even better with the entree when it arrived. The mixed plate was next level, with all the meats juicy and full of flavor. My personal favorite was the chicken shish kebab. I will definitely be going back regularly, and it's going to be difficult to order anything else.

Food was amazing! Light fixtures make you feel you are in Turkeye. I always like these kind of…read morelight fixtures. We ordered mixed grill for 2, and beef/lamb pide. They were both very good. The pide bread has a nice crust and gave the satisfying crunch when you bite into it. I can eat just the bread alone. But as you bite the portion with the cheese and meat, wow!! It's awesome! All the grilled meats were very tasty. Usually chicken is the least tasty in Mediterranean grill but over here they really know what they were doing. Happy with our selections. Complimentary bread and dip is a plus. The dip is really good. Too bad the server couldn't tell the name of this dip, he just said it's house made. They can certainly create a name to avoid confusion. Service can be improved, thus 4 stars. 1. The store is open until 9pm but kitchen is closed at 8:15om. I see a few people got turned away because the sign said they were open but they can't take their order? What are people supposed to do if they come at 8:15 and get in? Have a drink? They have no alcohol license yet as of July 2026. I don't know if they have food that's microwaveable that can be served after 8:15. 2. They don't provide water unless you ask, they only have water bottle for $1 each. They could have said this when they take your order: "Anything to drink?" But they don't ask if you want anything to drink at all. I saw other tables also don't have a drink.

The food is the freshest!!!…read more Always great!! Today I had the salmon and it was the best I've had in San Antonio in years!! Great service and you can count on anything you order being excellent!!

I visited for lunch with a friend who has mobility issues, that is, she needs support walking. I…read morewas able to assist her to the door and to a table without any problems, there is room even for a walker or wheelchair. It was difficult to choose because the menu has so many nice options. I decided finally on the gheimeh bademjan (meat and eggplant stew). The flavours were very nice, the meat was tender, and the eggplant was silky soft. The waiter made a valiant effort at our table, but my friend does not hear well, he was soft spoken, and the restaurant is full of hard surfaces and therefore noisy. I will likely go again when in San Antonio, but not with a group or friend i wanted to visit with and talk to a lot during the meal.

Hot, fresh, and delicious cuisine, great customer service and the ambiance is inviting. Love coming…read morehere for lunch or dinner.

The price was right, but the food was just ok. I sampled much of the food that was offered. The…read moremeatballs tasted a little old and the Kefta Kabob was cold. I truly enjoyed the tabouli salad, the hummus and the freshly baked pita. I don't know if I would make this a common stop.

Thinking about all the food I've had during this trip and this one stands out! The chicken bowl was…read moreflavorful and just the right amount of food that I needed. Ordered through Uber Eats, it came pretty fast considering it was almost 9 miles away from my hotel.

Ordered online and was surprised when the sign for the restaurant did not match where I had ordered…read moremy food. "Cedar Mediterranean Grill" is actually Le Mirage, a closed business on yelp. This restaurant is essentially just a front for Uber Eats, and the restaurant appears almost abandoned inside. I ordered the beef gyro plate and was not impressed. Everything, including the vegetables on the side had all been microwaved. The beef was extremely salty. Bummed by the false advertisement.

I got the shawarma plate and really enjoyed it. The interior is much nicer than the outside…read moresuggests in this strip mall location. At lunch the place was practically empty so I had a lot of time to chat with the get working there who was very helpful. He even gave me a free hot tea after I checked out, which I think they must do for everyone, but I appreciated it. Only minor con is that they had pretty limited selection of soft drinks available. No fountain drinks, only a very limited selection of bottled/canned drinks including Mexican coke.

Absolutely delicious! We were chillin around the medical center area due to appointments and…read morelocated this place on YELP. It's located in a strip mall, but be sure to drive around to see the main entrance door. Place was spacious with plenty of booth seating. Seat yourself and the one server/cashier will give you a menu, take your order, deliver your food, and take payment at counter. The menu had quite a variety of plates. We ordered: Mix Schawarma plate- shavings of white chicken and beef meat, sprinkled with seasonings. Slightly dry, but the yummy garlic sauce accompaniment made up for it. I wish I could have a large bowl of it lol Along side was rice, slightly bland, I sprinkled a bit of salt, and a fresh salad with a light oil dressing. Beef kebab plate- two generous seasoned ground beef skewers, very tender and tasty. Mouth watering goodness. It also came with rice, salad, with garlic sauce and hummus. Plates came with two large warm pita bread and.......complimentary Turkish tea, which was a nice touch. Military discount offered

This spot gets a solid 3-star rating from me! The restaurant is in a strip mall that is near the…read moreNorth Star mall. We shared the meze platter (small), and I got the ali nazik. I loved the meze platter since there was a sampling of 5 of their different appetizers. Everything on the platter tasted very fresh and was delicious. The ali nazik was a bit more lackluster: the side salad could have been fresher and the grilled jalapeño was only half grilled (it tasted raw); the rice was a little mushy; and the lamb was a bit over seasoned. Service was a bit slow, and you have to wave down the one server at times since she was hidden behind the front counter most of the time. While I would not go out of my way to return here, I would come back for a quick meal if I was already in the area!

This is my second time at this restaurant after changing ownership. And my second time ordering the…read moresame thing lahmacun aka lahem bi ajeen the Lebanese way of calling it. It is absolutely delicious! We took it to go with some falafel and devoured it in the car! This time I had the chance to chat with the owner. Very down to earth very chatty and kind! I learned that the chef is from Adana and whoever takes over for the rest of the day is from different nationalities. I had a chat with another person who is from Jordan. I love the diversity at this restaurant and the food is delicious! I will be back to sample more dishes.

Tripoli's truly transports you with its authentic cuisine, exceptional service and beautiful…read moreinterior. We started with the Embattan and Zaatar Honey Wings and I was very impressed with their flavor and presentation. I also loved the Arabian Nights mocktail. My family shared the grill platter for 2 and gyro Wrap. The fries and garlic aioli were divine but I didn't try the meat. My dish was their fish stew . It was exceptional. The sauce was flavorful. It was more protein than anything. It had some delicious potato too and baguette . Everything was spectacular and we will be back. Shout out to the lovely owner, the staff, and our server Xavier.

What a beautiful little restaurant on this side of San Antonio! We found the food very well done…read moreand the setting was nicely decorated. Perfect for a date night or lunch. We tried the babganoush appetizer, which is an eggplant dip, served with pita. I wish the pita had more of a crisp or toastiness to them. It was very bready, but still went great with the dip. The eggplant doesn't look appetizing to most, but I love its flavor and it was seasoned nicely with some acidity/brightness to it. For our entrees, we had the falafel plate and a gyro wrap. My gyro wrap was a good serving size, and I opted for no fries/side salad since we had the appetizer. It was a traditional gyro, but I wish there were lettuce and tomato in it to cut the saltiness. I ate the leftover babaganoush with it for balance. The falafel plate was great! It came with 6 large falafels that were very crisp! Everything else in the bowl complimented it nicely. The menu has a lot of other options we'd love to try! We wish we ordered a tea or chai pot to go with our meal, or tried one of their specialty coffee. Next time! The service was great when we came, but it was in the middle of the day so we were the one ones there. Regardless we felt very welcome and looking forward to coming back!