I was really looking forward to trying this restaurant given all the highly positive reviews. To…read morebe clear - this is for the restaurant, not the market. Service - 1 star. After being the only two sitting in the restaurant for 10 minutes, someone brought us menus. Another 10 later, they came back for our order. It was a tad frustrating because an item I wanted to order had a well-worn sticker blocking it out. Placed our food and drink order. Several minutes later, someone different came from the back and said one of the two items was also not available. So another item was chosen. Drinks were not delivered (tea and a water) until the food came 20 minutes later. And the water was a tiny 8-ounce bottle of water. 1.5 hours and we were the only diners. That says something. Food - Of what we could order, the chicken tikka was good but not amazing. 4 stars. The lamb kabob was amazingly bland and tough. So disappointing as I typically love lamb. 2 stars. The hummus was thin and tasted too sour with no flavor dimension to it. Was it old? Better hummus has a slight nutty flavor to it and this needed more garlic. 3 stars. Rice actually had decent flavor. 4 stars. We had both the pistachio and walnut baklava. As a baklava connoisseur, the walnut was far better flavor and texture but both seemed dry and old. Bread was okay. When I look at the number or reviews from those in CA or OR with less than 5 reviews on their account (all giving 5 stars) - it seems clear that people want free baklava or hot tea, as they advertise at the table when you sit down. But they need to read your review first before getting the token item. I have better ethics and higher standards than that. Maybe the restaurant section is on the slide. For a $20 entree, not worth it. There is better in Boise.

Great experience shopping here! Bought cheese stuffed jalapeños, walnut/bell pepper stuffed egg…read moreplant in oil, orange marmalade, cheese, and fresh pistachio dessert. Fresh, still warm pita bread was available. It was a little dry but delicious & I wish items had clear pricing. Highly recommend & look forward to going back. Definitely want to dine at their restaurant hooked on to the market. Cashier was friendly & parking was plentiful.

Limited parking. Market and eating area are clean. Natural lighting…read more Cooks were friendly and had smiles on their faces. Staff up in the front were a bit opposite. No greeting and sort of seemed like they didnt want to be there. Not rude though. Food is delicious. Falafel were flavorful, crispy, but not dry. The hummus was almost smooth. The pita had a little stale texture. It's pretty pricy, but we'd come back if we were craving it. Oh yeah, the market is great too.

I think I will only come here for groceries and not the actual restaurant food. I had ordered the…read moreveggie player. Number 12 I think. It comes with four falafel and two samosas, hummus, and a salad. I didnt get any samosas just six falafels. If they had told me they were out I'd have ordered something else. The hummus had no flavor, the garlic sauce had no flavor, the salad was tasteless. I had to add salt because they only put an oil on it. I wasn't satisfied with the food. I don't think the falafel was even homemade. They looked and tasted frozen. I was very disappointed in the meal. It looks pretty, but had no flavor. Also, parking. There is absolutely no parking. The surrounding businesses wont let you park in their connected lot. You will get towed. Parking in their lot, you pull in and there isn't a back road, you have to put your vehicle in reverse to get out. Can he dangerous if you park all the way in.

Incredible spice and flavor! I especially loved the…read morevegetarian options and the falafels were crisp and flavorful. Excellent service as well- what a great spot for lunch!

The food is delicious and our waiter was really nice :)…read more My favorite was their Cucumber salad, it was really refreshing. 10/10 would recommend

Alright, let's talk about why this isn't a full five stars- because when it comes to flavor, Mazzah…read moreMediterranean Grill is easily one of the best Mediterranean spots in Boise, hands down. A friend of mine practically lives here- every other day, like clockwork- and the last time I joined, he ordered a full mezze-style spread that felt straight out of the Mediterranean coast: impossibly creamy hummus, cool and garlicky tzatziki, perfectly seasoned kebabs, fresh veggies, warm pita... dish after dish, each one better than the last. This is a casual, no-frills kind of place- so don't come expecting anything overly polished or upscale. The missing star from others? It's purely about the ambiance. But the food? That's a full five. What really shines is the quality, the authenticity, and the consistency. Everything tastes fresh, vibrant, and nourishing- the kind of meal that feels both indulgent and genuinely good for you. Add in friendly, welcoming service, and it's easy to see why people keep coming back.

I went to the Warehouse for lunch with friends. Mazzah Mediterranean Grill had vegan options and…read morethe server was knowledgeable with what was vegan. I wanted a falafel and rice bowl. He let me know the house rice is cooked with chicken stock. He suggested the mujaddara which is a rice and lentil blend, and it was certainly tasty! Free drink refills!

Amazing food! We had the chicken shawarma sandwich and the gyro dinner plate, and both were…read moreabsolutely delicious. The delivery was fast, and everything arrived fresh. We'd definitely recommend this place!

3/5 Stars We visited…read morefor lunch with a party of four after hearing good things, but unfortunately it didn't live up to our expectations. The restaurant itself is very clean, modern, and inviting. The interior is well designed and creates a nice first impression. The service was slow but friendly. The staff was polite, though they seemed a bit timid and lacked confidence. The biggest disappointment was the food. Everything looked fresh, but it was surprisingly bland. The Greek salad had very little flavor, the hummus was equally underwhelming, and the gyro just wasn't anything memorable. We kept waiting for those bold Mediterranean flavors that never came. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, but it also wasn't one we'd repeat. There are better Greek and Mediterranean options in the Treasure Valley, so unfortunately we wouldn't return.

Came in to place a to-go order, extremely helpful and friendly staff. Ordered the crab ravioli and…read morethe pancetta pasta with shrimp, as well as their Greek platter. Pastas were great, loved the amount of toppings included, and the Greek platter was delicious. My only note was that the spanakopita was placed under another item on the platter which led to it not being as crispy, but truly no other notes. Hidden gem of a restaurant and can't wait to go back.

3 adults 2 children on a Monday night, spent $160 and the food was very mediocre. Side salads…read moretasted completely bland and the carrots that came with the food had the same taste as a Walmart would provide. Overall not the worst place you could go to but definitely not a 5 star rating. The steak was very bland and the gyros were just okay, don't see myself going back for Greek food. Very nice waiter and staff though, they made the experience worth while.

Our family went here and I got the gyro bowl with zucchini and mushrooms. I put some feta cheese on…read moretop and though I usually use tzatziki sauce, I almost felt it would ruin the meal because it was so good as is! The portion was so large I had half for lunch and am saving the rest for dinner. The rice with the grilled onions was so flavorful. This is definitely going to be one of my favorite spots for a healthy, delicious meal! My 1 1/2 year old who's been getting picky also loved it! I would give more than five stars if I could.

Sofia's used to be in our regular list of go-to spots for take out, but unfortunately it's suffered…read morein the past year or so from a rise in prices and decline in consistency. Tonight our basket of fries, $6, was woefully under cooked and under seasoned. The two rice bowls, lamb ($23.99) and gyro ($16 or $17.99), were just bad. The rice was at least two days old and pasty, and had no lemon flavor. It shrunk away from the walls of the container as though it were dessicated. The gyro meat was in small shreds, as though the cook were trying to make the meat go further and the amount of gyro and lamb meat was at least 1/3 of what it used to be. Tomatoes used to be cut in wedges were now inconsistent, thin slices. And the onions weren't sliced anymore but diced small and dropped in a small patch of the tray. The BFG had a "weird flavor" as though something was old, but the pita was very good--and for the increased price, should have been better. As one who has been to Greece twice, I did used to enjoy a "taste of Athens" regularly, but the consistency issues are too much for a to-go order topping $77 with tip.