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    Dimassi’s Mediterranean Buffet

    3.9 (121 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Istanbul Cuisine Southlake

    Istanbul Cuisine Southlake

    4.7
    (271 reviews)
    4.8 mi
    $$

    Amazing authentic Turkish food!! The first time we came, the super nice owner at the register gave…read moreus some complimentary black Turkish tea. The food is phenomenal, they have a family combo for four that is perfect for a family of 4-6 people, the portions are so large we always have leftovers. Amazing baklava, hummus and baba ganoush. Good salads especially if you love sumac-based salad dressings (which I love yum). The inside of the restaurant is so beautiful with pictures of Istanbul and the traditional lanterns. Great place and right in the middle of Southlake, so no need to trek to Dallas for great Mediterranean food.

    I was craving Mediterranean and decided to try this spot for the first time and it did not…read moredisappoint. They even have a full menu displayed outside before you walk in, which I liked. We were greeted and seated right away. Service throughout was warm and attentive, our server checked on us a few times to make sure everything was good. They started us with warm, crispy bread and a yogurt-based dip that was quite flavorful. I ordered the lamb shish kebab platter (well done), and we also tried the chicken shish kebab platter. Both came with buttery rice, a fresh salad drizzled with olive oil, and yogurt sauce. The chicken was tender and properly seasoned, but the lamb was the highlight. Lamb can easily turn dry or overly gamey if not handled right, but this was juicy, tender, and packed with flavor even when cooked well done, exactly how a good shish kebab should be. I skipped dessert this time, though they offer a few options, and I noticed what appeared to be a buffet setup, which I'm curious to try next. Overall, a solid, well executed Mediterranean meal. I'll definitely be back to explore more of the menu.

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    Lamb Shank! Came with rice also
    Lamb Shank! Came with rice also
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    Taziki's Mediterranean Cafe - Southlake

    Taziki's Mediterranean Cafe - Southlake

    4.0
    (226 reviews)
    4.1 mi
    $$
    Healthy dining
    Catering service

    Stopped in for a quick bite. The restaurant is very clean and inviting and the gent at the…read morecounter answered all my questions. I decided on the Bowl with Basmati Rice and Spicy Harissa Chicken. The bowl overall had good flavor with the only challenges being that the chicken was not spicy at all and the chicken was oddly tough to check. It certainly would not lead me to not return and may have just been some odd chicken. Excellent lunch option in the area.

    Taziki's Mediterranean Cafe is a cute spot and clearly well put together. The interior has a nice,…read morecasual feel, and the photos of the owner in Greece add a bit of personality and charm to the space. Unfortunately, the food didn't quite live up to the setting. The biggest issue was that everything was very salty -- to the point where it was hard to finish the meal. I had the street gyro (lamb and beef), and while the texture was fine, the seasoning overwhelmed the dish. My child ordered the "Sneaky Taziki," which ended up being a dried-out chicken breast with cheese in a tortilla, and he barely touched it. Overall, this feels like a place designed for a more generic take on Greek/Mediterranean food rather than something truly authentic or memorable. There's nothing outright bad about it, but nothing really stands out either. It's fine, just not somewhere I'd go out of my way to visit again. 3 Stars, right down the middle.

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    Taziki's Mediterranean Cafe - Southlake
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    PIAF KITCHEN + WINE + BAR

    PIAF KITCHEN + WINE + BAR

    4.2
    (348 reviews)
    2.5 mi
    $$$

    Great ambiance. Def Recommend reservations…read more We got there w/o one at 7pm and it was packed, but someone was leaving from thr rooftop and we got their seat. Great view, drinks, and company they had an entertainer and lots of birthdays I had thr lamb, he had the salmon...both were amazing . french 75 he had a french old fashioned great food, service, and people

    We went there Saturday night and had reservations for 6:45. We were quickly seated but waited about…read more5 minutes for our server. I decided to leave my phone at home since this was a dinner date with my husband. Well they have NO physical menus according to our server. To me that is not a good thing. However, I was provided with an IPad to scroll the menu. Water was brought to table and we each ordered a drink. I ordered the cucumber smash. The drink was delicious but took quite some time to be delivered. My husband got soda and lime and his came out quickly. Service at this point is a bit slow. The place is a bit loud and plays club music -this IS NOT a club. It is finer dining and you have to listen to the same beat over and over and over -not a fan! We were dining inside. I do believe the roof top is different. We ordered the warm goat cheese. It was served in a skillet and very warm. However the toast was soft and not crunchy or firm at all and cold. It had been toasted and had burn marks and was beautiful but then soaked in butter to soften and then very cold. Would not order again. My husband had Beef Carpaccio-he loved it-not my thing. For dinner we shared Lemon Butter Salmon & Shrimp $40 Blackened salmon and shrimp drizzled with a rich lemon butter sauce, served over fragrant saffron rice and grilled broccolini And we both did not like it at all. The saffron rice honestly made me gag and did not like the flavor. The salmon was dry and there wasn't even a hint of any lemon. The shrimp was good and broccolini was delicious. So for $100 we left hungry and had mediocre service. We will go back for roof top seating but never again indoors

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    Al Wadi Cafe

    Al Wadi Cafe

    4.5
    (257 reviews)
    10.2 mi
    $$

    This is yummy Mediterranean / Greek food. We went in a Sunday and they have a buffet for $18 but…read morewe opted for the lunch menu but I when we go again I think we'd get the buffet just for variety. I really enjoyed the flavors and meat seasonings. This was my first time having Kibbeh and it was such a delicious starter it really set the tone for the meal. Food is well prepared, moist and flavorful. Staff is attentive and the overall vibe is relaxed and family friendly.

    I'd been craving pastitsio (Greek lasagna) and moussaka for a while, and after searching around, I…read morefinally found a few places that served them -- Al Wadi being one of them. It's not exactly close to me, but the menu convinced us to give it a try. My husband went with the buffet and enjoyed the variety -- hummus, gyro, salad, and pita bread -- and felt the price was a great value for what was offered. I ordered the pastitsio. It wasn't quite the same as the versions I've had in Chicago, where I've enjoyed both homemade and restaurant-made versions. This one was still enjoyable, but not as flavorful as I remembered. The béchamel sauce was creamy, though I felt it needed a bit more seasoning, and the tomato sauce leaned a little too soupy for my taste. I took the moussaka to go. It had a very similar flavor profile to the pastitsio, but instead of pasta, it featured layers of eggplant and ground beef. It was comforting and hearty, though the flavors felt a bit repetitive between the two dishes. The cheese bread that came with both the pastitsio and moussaka was really good -- warm, soft, and a great pairing with the meal. Service was fantastic -- friendly and attentive -- and the space, while small, had a cozy, homey feel. Overall, I'm glad I finally got my pastitsio fix, and it was a pleasant experience.

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    Kebab combo (lunch portion)
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