It's a no for me. The fried haddock fish was bland, no seasoning. The chicken wings not good, the…read moremac and cheese tasted like garlic, the fries taste like fish grease. Over all the space, the music and waitress was nice

This place has some of the best food I ever had! We tried the Haddock Bites with the house made…read moretater sauce for an appetizer and they were amazing. For dinner I had the maple glazed turkey ribs with Brussel Sprouts and Mac and cheese, first time trying turkey ribs but I loved them and can't wait to go back for more. Both sides were delicious and very well portioned.. all of our guest we very pleased and can't wait to return. Keep up the good work and hope to see this place become a staple in the food industry. Oh and service was great also along with a nice ambiance and great music

Been getting food here for over a decade. I've always enjoyed it. Tonight we didn't have dinner…read moreplanned so my wife ordered online during our commute home and it was ready when we got there. I normally get a wrap or salad but tonight I had a burger with fries. It was tasty with a good amount of cheese, and nicely ripe tomato slices.

Having driven by here at least 1000 times over the decades, I finally stopped in for takeout, and…read moream glad i did. the chicken souvlaki pita ($12.00) was delicious. the pita was pillowy soft, the best i've had in a few years: char-grilled chicken tenders, feta, tzatziki sauce, tomato, red onion served in a soft grilled pita. Service was friendly, helpful, quick. I also ordered a piece of baklava, but that was disappointing. i wasn't able to cut the flaky crust with my fork, so had to pick it up to eat it. Flavor was good, but not the best i've had locally. If you look at the online photos on their website, the pita looked exactly like that!

I almost don't want to review this place because I'm sure it serves a very particular niche of…read morepeople who are satisfied, it's well kept and quaint. The interior was pleasant and clean, my kids thought it was very fancy. The employees were friendly and kind and kept our drinks and coffee filled. Unfortunately we thought food was mediocre - the breakfast potatoes were definitely not seasoned, the breakfast sausage were freezer sausages that were cold in the middle, and the portion for the chicken souvlaki which was supposed to be a meal was very small and included one olive and one pita with a little lettuce and some chicken on the side. Many small things had an upcharge- onions, American cheese, additional kid's drinks, which we did agree to, but still found it kind of rough that our bill was over $70 for the food we received.

The food was not super flavorful but average. The hot chocolate was very good but it came in such a…read moresmall cup I wanted more. The potatoes were not so good they just tasted like frozen reheated potatoes. The service was ok it was owned by an old couple who were very nice but a little awkward with them hovering over us. The ambiance was ok it was very empty with one couple coming in who were regulars. If you want a place to have good drinks and a nice couple this could be your jam.

Yummy food at fair prices, convenient location, good friendly service, not much more to say. I'll…read morebe back.

Staff is awesome. New ownership…read more #14 is the goto. Havent really tried anything else but their soup selection is awesome, usually have 4/5 options.

This is where it all started, the first in Williamsville. You have an option of dinning in or…read moretaking out your order.WIth fast and friendly service I received my order of the Chicken Souvlaki Pita Wrap it was so delicious. It has in it Grilled Mediterranean chicken with lettuce, tomato, onion, and feta cheese, topped with dill sauce and house Greek dressing to savior.

This is the original location. With speedy service and a smile I got the Kafta Kabob Pita Sandwich…read moreIt had hummus, onion, and tomato. It was very tasty and enjoyable. This location is very clean and has indoor dinning or to go options.

Came for dinner on a Friday night and had a great experience. We came because we saw Zoe's on Spiel…read morethe Wine a few times and the food and wine looked great so we wanted to give them a try! I got the grouper and really enjoyed it, as well as the cream sauce, Greek potatoes and veggies it came with. Our waitresses were also nice and checked on us frequently. I loved that their menu called out their Greek specialties too and would absolutely come back! The menu is extensive and the quality of food was delicious.

First timers and we enjoyed a nice breakfast, pleasant ambiance and friendly staff. A very nice…read morestart to our day.

After our last foray into Greek cuisine, I blindly let my friend choose our next restaurant. And…read morejust like a blind date, my expectations weren't met, yet I was pleasantly surprised. We walked in on a bleak Saturday afternoon, passing a bunch of handcrafted poster board signs boasting the specials of the day. We struggled to find a clean table, as most were full of debris or the only other couple in the room. We were pointed to the cleanest one (just a few crumbs) and crossed the sticky floor to sit at the booth. It has an array of condiments (Hot sauce, ketchup, whipped butter, jams, salt and pep, dressing) and no napkins or silverware available. We were handed two double sided menus as the lady ran off to get us water, one with ice and one with none. Nothing had much of a description, though she was happy to answer questions. A good couple ingredients were sold out, narrowing down our choices, so I opted for the breakfast sandwich without meat. I got to choose my egg, scrambled, and between three cheeses, of which I chose feta, on a brioche bun, for 7 dollars. It would come dangling off the toasted roll, and I ended up separating it into two pieces of egg toast to help get it into my mouth without unhinging my jaw. My friend ordered a beef salad of which she was able to box leftovers up. It was decently proportionate to the cost, with black olives and feta and a few tomatoes and cucumber slices. It came with some dressing that she supplemented with the table side bottle. She said it still wasn't authentic, and yet she didn't care as she stated it was tasty and thoroughly seemed to enjoy it. We had to prompt for silverware, though she did notice my water run dry and refilled it (this time with ice) before putting down the check to pay at our leisure. It noted a difference in price between cash and card. We paid cash, debating risking the rain in favor of ditching the jazz music and small child running around. Neither a particular nuisance, but I left feeling entirely neutral about my experience, and that's not enough to get me to make the drive out here to enjoy yet another nice sandwich.

We had a satisfying meal at Akis early Sunday afternoon. Actually, the whole experience was…read moresurprisingly very pleasant. This is a casual restaurant serving American and Greek cuisine. The interior is quite simple but bright. I felt comfortable and cozy sitting in one of the booths along the walls. With holiday jazzy music playing in the background, the atmosphere was truly relaxing. We tried the Falafel Appetizer which was perfect--crispy on the outside, soft and flavorful on the inside. It was delicious, especially dipped in the best tzatziki I've had in a long time. It came with very good grilled pita bread. The Spanakopita A La Carte was not our favorite, too doughy and oily, and with little filling. My Chicken Souvlaki Salad was great! I enjoyed everything about it. It was served with pita bread and tzatziki. Yes, bring me more tzatziki and pita, please :). My partner's Gyro Open Pita comes with a choice of regular fries or soup. Too bad the meat was prepared in the form of dried out slices. It wasn't what we expected, but the tzatziki came to rescue again. Anything dipped into tzatziki was delicious. The fries were hot and crispy, I would have some more right now :). We had good and efficient service. Don't hesitate to try Akis if you have the chance. They'll feed you well :).

I can't believe it took me so long to visit Roseland Atlas Italian Restaurant-it's truly a hidden…read moregem. My family took me there for my birthday, and everything was absolutely delicious. The homemade pasta was outstanding, especially the rich, flavorful Bolognese. The garlic cheese bread was to die for, and the chicken parmesan was perfectly prepared. For dessert, we enjoyed cannoli, tiramisu, and the flourless chocolate almond cake topped with raspberry sauce and fresh raspberries. Every bite was incredible. We also tried their featured Sauvignon Blanc and house-made sangria, both of which were excellent. The atmosphere was warm, inviting, and perfect for a special celebration. What made the evening more memorable was the thoughtful service. The staff recognized my birthday and surprised me with a complimentary glass of champagne and tiramisu, which was such a kind and unexpected touch. From the amazing food to the exceptional hospitality, Roseland Atlas made my birthday truly special. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for authentic Italian cuisine and a wonderful dining experience We will definately be back!

The service and "vibe" at Roseland rate 5 stars... But the food not so much…read more Everything looks fabulous, but that's about where it ends. The dishes are lacking...seasoning, depth, that certain something that makes the value. My cheeseburger was overwhelmed by the bun, the cheese was, IDK, was there even cheese? The beef was dry, like there was not a drop of fat in it. Thankfully the crispy fingerling potatoes took up the slack. My companion ordered the carbonara, and it was a funky grey color. Also the sauce was thin and flavorless. I couldn't put my taste buds on what was wrong with it until the next day. I finally realized there was no egg on the dish. Drinks were fine, service was excellent.