I wanted to like this place, came prepared to not be concerned about the ambiance and the service…read morewas wonderful; but the food is just not as good as Mediterranean should be. We had the falafel and it was OK but the very sorry salad around it were not and the sauce wasn't good. It also came out at the same time as our mains, so not an appetizer then. The chicken tikka was a bright point, juicy and flavorful, the saffron rice was also good. The pita was flat and a bit greasy with not much taste. Hubby's gyro meat didn't have much taste either and the fries underneath it looked promisingly chunky, but we're soggy and limp. I could forgive the limited drink selection, but the food will not draw us back.

This place is amazing. It's more of a take to go place than anything else but still has a small,…read moregreat spot in Colleyville. We just ordered there but the service was quick. We love dolmas, (well at least I do) and she got baba ganoush which is my second favorite thing. Dolmas were made to perfection and came with plenty of cucumbers, tomatoes and onions. The baba ganoush had a slight smoky flavor as expected with parsley, and olive oil. I took a gyro plate to go which I saved for tomorrow but I included a photo.

I'm so glad I discovered DiMassi's! They have multiple locations in the North Texas area, but this…read moreone is my go to. My partner and I usually come in the early evening when dinner is freshly served. The food is always so delicious, and I really appreciate all the vegetarian options available!

Dimassi is an all you can eat Mediterranean Buffet with locations all across DFW. The buffet is $25…read moreper person for dinner They have decent selection with your usual Mediterranean items like hummus, baba Ganoush, pickles, feta dip.. they have some great salads like tabuli, broccoli, etc The meats include gyro meat, chicken and beef kebabs. They have freshly made pita, pizza and Zaatar bread cooked in the oven. They also have some Indian curries which is very weird to me but it might work for others. They have some tea and coffee options to end your meal. The desserts consist of baklava or rice pudding etc Now coming to what doesn't work. The hygiene is a huge concern. I saw a guest put their bare hands in the pita basket, pick a pita and then put it back in the basket with others. The buffet area is not commonly cleaned with food bits everywhere. Some customers were touching things and cross contaminating the main dishes. I know it's not the same with the Plano location so I hope manager of this location pays attention to their patrons and ensure basic hygiene standards are followed. I was overwhelming grossed out from it and don't think will ever be back to this location. Ambiance is loud as well with kids screaming and running all around the restaurant, so overall it's a pass for me.

Wow, firstly, shared parking, but placed to get something sweet after, which is nice…read more The staff were so nice and helped us out because it was our first time. This place is restaurant style, you pick, they plate. The food was good. It is heavy on the cilantro, so for my soapy cilantro people, know that. Good sized portions, pita bread was nice and fresh. And REASONABLY priced I'll go back, when I visit.

If you love salads, Mediterranean sides and fresh pita, this is the place to be! I love the concept…read moreof this restaurant but the quality of the fish and other meats are not good. I couldn't even eat the fish , it tasted rancid and the lamb shanks was so tough and lacked flavor. It was extremely disappointing and highly recommend you bypass these two items. Customer service was good and its easy to find the location. I will come back for the sides for sure! Pita and hummus though was 10/10!

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.

Food is fantastic. I love to take friends for their first time. Always an enjoyable experienceread more

We dropped by lunch and we were we did. We found this Turkish and Kurdish restaurant tucked away…read morein a little shopping strip. We were seated right away. The inside was much more elegant than we expected. We started surf with Hummus and Baba Ganoush Sampler. It was tasty with a Turkish twist. Then, we ordered to Spicy Chicken which was made of chicken thighs. You could tell the chicken had been soaked in spices over night. We also had the Muklabah. It was a tasty dish of rice topped with meat, eggplant, and onions. I would highly recommend this dish. We finished off with a Rice Pudding Dish and Baklava. Everything rated like it was made in house. I would definitely come again.

Stopped in for pitas, as I had made a leg of lamb. 1st visit…read more They were great!! Greeted nicely, got a to go order. She offered me a small cup of Turkish tea while I waited. Grabbed some of the chicken soup, as my daughter was under the weather - thought it would be good for her. I would not get the soup again, a bit $ for what you got, and it was just off in the taste- watery? Just not flavorful. Will try again

Our go to mediterranean spot. Love their naan, the sauces, the falafel, the gyro. It's all good…read morehere, you really can't go wrong. Staff is nice enough, never dined in but it's an option if that's your thing, for me this is mostly the "i'm feeling lazy and wanna door dash" spot.

Food is delicious. Love the kebabs specially the beef platter. Delicious…read more But I order online and I want the option to put the sauces on the side not on the food please.

Food was tasty. Service was great. We came with a family of 8 and were served promptly and everyone…read morewas nice.

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.