The restaurant was very nice, the atmosphere was wonderful. Our waitress was wonderful, always…read moreright there when our water was about to run out. Holy cow was the food absolutely fantastic. I recommend the chicken kebab.

We were visiting Cincinnati from out of town and wanted to try something a little different from…read morewhat we have back home, and Truva Turkish Kitchen was a wonderful choice. The atmosphere had a relaxed elegance without feeling fancy, and after coming straight from a loud reception, the calm setting with gentle music was exactly what we needed. My colleague and I both ordered the chicken kebab dinner, and it was exceptional. The food was flavorful and tasty, the chicken was moist and deliciously seasoned, and the steamed vegetables were cooked perfectly without being mushy. We also enjoyed the Turkish tea after dinner, which was recommended to help with digestion. It was a strong black tea served in the cutest little glass cup with a handle, and we finished every drop. The staff was attentive, kind, and welcoming without being intrusive. Overall, it was a very relaxing and enjoyable dining experience, and I'd gladly return.

Food and service were great. I ordered the salmon dinner and it was cooked perfectly. The salad was…read morecrisp and fresh. I will definitely be back when I'm in the area.

Did a catering order from this organization for $285. People were mostly happy with the food. When…read moreI tasted the beef, it was incredibly bland. When I called the restaurant It was 5:41 at night on August 27th, and the woman told me she was experiencing a rush from lunch when I told her my concerns about the seasoning she hung up on me. Great pasta salad. I'm sorry I will no longer be ordering from your organization. Three stars because everything was labeled correctly and people seemed to like it. I was just trying to gain some insights as to why the beef euro tasted like nothing Greek that I've ever had before in my life and to get hung up on why trying to figure things out I'm sorry my friend lotta Greek places in this town.

Big fans of Tikka Grill at other locations so we had to check this one out. Same great food and…read moregreat people behind the counter. We almost always order the gyro fries with a side of Greek dressing. One large order is enough to split between two people and it's soooo good. Seasoned well! This location has a handful of tables so you can sit in or take it to go.

West Chester Tiki Grill Rocks! Not only do they prepare the…read moremeal to my preference, they are kind and courteous. They ate friendly ​

Outstanding food and service! Delicious sampler appetizer and authentic entrées…read more Baklava for dessert is a must. Owner Fahri is very attentive to make sure you have a fantastic dining experience! Highly recommended.

Our server was really sweet. They were super busy but extremely accommodating. The hummus and pita…read morepillow is absolutely amazing! I could eat it all day long. The salmon wasn't as "well done" as I would have preferred but still very good. The cooked veggies were seasoned very well too. It's a great date night spot or for a girls night. Will definitely return!

I ordered a chicken gyro, which was marinated chicken served on a Greek bread, topped with lettuce,…read moretomatoes, onion and Tzatziki sauce. It was made freshly as I waited. The portion was huge. The Greek bread was warm, soft and tender. The chicken was well seasoned. We also shared a traditional gyro of beef and lamb, which were spiced well, and tender. Service was excellent. Free parking was adjacent.

Home of the only Falafel Donner worth eating in all of greater Cincinnati and at a great price too!read more

We loooved this small intimate resturant! Stopped here before a movie and almost didn't have room…read morefor popcorn. A little short on staff, but the restaurant was packed and they did amazing for being short handed. Lots of food, pita before your meal, and the desserts are homemade!

I got my food to go and got the beef/lamb kebab platter, salmon dinner, and hummus. I asked for…read moremainly vegetables instead of the rice because I didn't want to eat too many carbs. The food was great. I waited about 15 minutes more when I got there to pick ip my food. No biggie.

Nice to finally try this tucked in restaurant in Montgomery! Easy parking in the lots behind, and a…read morecozy homey feel inside. The food came quickly and was delicious-we opted for baba ghannouj, spinach cheese roll and falafel. A variety of entrees for the group that were all great (lamb and veggies), and the rice is addicting!

I visited Artemis during a trip to Cincinnati and loved how cozy and welcoming the restaurant is…read more Our server was also very friendly and attentive. Sadly, our food was really bland and my cocktail was watery. Great ambience and service, but I can't see myself returning.

Been eyeing this place for a while and finally made it out. Mediterranean is one of mine and my…read morewife's favorite cuisines, but haven't loved a lot of other places we've visited. Made it out here last night before seeing Pericles at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. We ordered a couple waters, which we didn't realize would be bottled, and some dawali to start. The wait was very short, maybe ten minutes. These were definitely the best stuffed grape leaves I've had, with a sweet and tangy sauce. Nice light appetizer. For our entrees, she chose the falafel platter, and I went for the Arayes, which is a dish we've made a couple times at home recently and has become a favorite. These plates arrived only a minute or two after we finished the grape leaves, so perfect timing. I must say, everything looked incredible. We both took a bite of falafel, then the arayes, then the salad. Everything was very undersalted. Usually, I think of this as a huge strike against a restaurant, but once we added salt to everything, the flavors popped. It wasn't that the food was bland or unseasoned, it was just undersalted, which didn't help the flavors stand out. This is the main reason I did 4 stars instead of 5. The entrees were $18, and came with a big bed of rice and salad, but I felt the protein for each platter was a bit sparse: 5 falafel for the plate, and 5 arayes, which had a very thin patty of meat in each. Both were topped with a delicious cilantro-tahini (I think) sauce, that i would have liked a bit more of, for the sides and the arayes which were on the bottom. The water bottles were $1.50 each, so I'd probably bring our own next time, but that's not a big deal. Overall, most of my issues are small and nitpick except for the salt, so if that was nailed next time, I think this place would be a home run.

Family-owned & operated such a gem! The food came out fresh and hot, and our server, Raina, was so…read moresweet and attentive the entire time. The atmosphere could use a little updating, but everything was very clean and still felt warm and inviting. So glad we decided to stop in!

I used to live in Mason, about 2 miles north of Phoenician Taverna. First time there was for a late…read morelunch. After a Great Clips haircut, on the recommendation of the stylist, I tried it out, was very impressed. Been there many times since, never been disappointed. I've since moved to Liberty Twp. but the Phoenician still beckons. Had dinner last night there with my wife. It was a wonderful experience. I felt it was high time I wrote them up. We started with an excellent double-hop IPA and a great Lebanese red wine, I think it was called Kefraya. Gonna seek it out locally, maybe at Jungle Jim's. As always, the pita bread is fresh, oven-hot and delectable. The shankleen appetizer is outstanding, a lovely fusion of greens, lentils, feta cheese, olive oil and spices. Wife ordered schwirma - slow-grilled combo of sliced chicken alongside sliced beef and lamb. The waiter obligingly substituted a side of couscous for rice, no extra charge. I had a braised shank of lamb in a rich tomato sauce. Both entrees were delicious. As always, the portions were very generous, so we took food home along with complimentary fresh pita bread. Besides the great food, the service is superb. The owner makes a point of stopping at each table to ensure that the diners are happy. We look forward to our next visit.

My best friend wanted to take me to Phoenician Taverna for the longest time. She raves about this…read moreplace and been coming here for years. Finally she made reservations for Saturday evening (it is recommended because they get super busy). We got there and was greeted by the owner. BTW, was very down to earth. So their menu looked good (Lebanese food). There is so much to choose from and hard to decide. I especially loved their drink menu, especially wines. We ended up ordering: Appetizers: Baba ghannouge M'hammara Taverna falafel Dinner: Shawarma chicken Kebab mixed grill Drinks: Chateau kefraya, Les Bretches Almaza Pilsner My favorite from the appetizers is the eggplant and falafel! Super fresh and the bread that came with it was so good. Even the dipping sauce was amazing. My Shawarma chicken was super delish. You have to put the garlic butter on the rice! It gives it great flavor. My Mr enjoyed his meal as well. We definitely had to get a to go box because there was so much food. But we will look forward the next day to eat it. Overall, the service was great and I loved the experience. We can see ourselves coming back for more! I can see why my best friend loves it here! Highly recommend you try it.

Food is amazing, portions are large. Owners are friendly. Cant go wrong with anything on the menu…read more I have used them for Catering as well and it always hits the spot. One of my favorite spots in the whole city.

Updating my review bc I got takeout for dinner with friends and it was so much better than the…read morefirst time I had it. We got labneh (SO GOOD), hummus, a falafel platter, and a chicken shawarma platter. The chicken was amazing! As was the falafel (not dry at all). The garlic sauce was a little spicier and less flavorful than I'm used to, but I was glad to try it. The only negative was that the hummus had a bit of an odd flavor-- a little spoiled tasting? Though I'm sure it wasn't!