You can always get an exceptional meal and a great drink here! Friendly service and everything on the menu is just fantastic! Great place to sit at the bar for appetizers as well. read more

Ithaki really is a great restaurant. I made the trek up there after a long absence. The menu has been changed and it is great, kind of like the way it used to be a long time ago - lots of superb Greek dishes. For a while it seemed like they were trying to copy some of those trendy hipster, manbun, gastropub menus, and it got a little stale. Thankfully that era has ended. The staff is great and service always top notch. I just wish though that they would change up the music in there, it's kind of a strange mix and throws off the ambiance. I would prefer to hear traditional and contemporary Greek music rather than Motown and 60's-70's classic rock while I dig into my Greek Salad and Mousaka. It's great to have a fine restaurant outside of Boston like this. read more

After being denied entry to the Hart house, we stopped by Ithaki and they had a last minute cancellation and we're able to serve us. The grape leaves are authentic; we've tried many and these were the closest to tasting like moms. Our server was amazing as was the food! Enjoy! read more

Absolutely delicious!! Every bite better then the next, lollipop lamb chops, zucchini blossoms, meatballs, Brussels sprouts, ending with baklava!!! Jill is the best, swift, pleasant, and definitely a go back!! Tan n Joe from Lexington MA read more

Love the food and really appreciate all the effort they have made in the pandemic. Great spot! Everything on the menu is amazing, but I especially love the soup! read more

There lamb sandwich is to die for! Fresh roasted potatoes and roasted vegetables! Also the homemade bread! The bread soaks up the lamb with a light gravy not heavy with caramelized onions! It awesome! Never can finish and yes it's good reheated! Great buy for $14. Atmosphere is always clean, the waiters and waitresses are always helpful. It's not a rush you in restaurant so be prepared to enjoy and have time with family and friends. Parking is tight! read more

Ithaki Mediterranean Restaurant - Mediterranean Near Me - Peabody, Massachusetts

Had a vegan friend visiting last weekend so we decided to try Ithaki for dinner. It was a great choice! Everything we had was delicious and freshly prepared... will definitely be going back, with vegan friend or not! read more

MY husband and i went for our anniversary while visiting the area. We both enjoyed the atmosphere and food. One of the best restaurants in the area.helps others learn about great local businesses. Please don't review this business if you received a freebie for writing this review, or if you're connected in any way to the owner or employees. read more

One luke warm review coming right up. I took a friend whose homeland is Crete to Ithaki hoping to send his nostalgic taste buds sailing across the Atlantic and into the Mediterranean. He was mildly impressed and polite when he admitted Desfina in Cambridge serves more authentic fare for more reasonable prices. read more

Ithaki Mediterranean Restaurant - Mediterranean Near Me - Peabody, Massachusetts

The first time I visited Ithaki was May 13, 2000. It was my then first date with my husband and it was at the Ipswich location. It continues to be one of, if not, my favorite Greek Restaurant in the Boston area. We would drive nearly an hour to go there and now that it is in Peabody, I am thrilled. It just opened in Peabody and we brought family on the third day of his opening. The food is fresh and delicious and made with care. We have had multiple family events as well as large dinner reservations. I returned this week with a wonderful group of ladies (12) I volunteer with. Petros was amazing. He is so kind and so accommodating that planning the evening was effortless. I called about an hour before our reservation with my appetizer choices to keep the evening simple. He is a master with flowers and decorating and the entrance sets the mood for a beautiful Christmas season which he carries into the restaurant. I have never been disappointed in the 22 years that we have been eating at Ithaki. The atmosphere is perfect. It can be casual or a special dinner and the new location is opened for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I don't know how Petros does it. If you like Greek Food it is a must. And, you don't have to schlep into Boston to deal with parking and what not. read more

I won a gift certificate for running in a 5K and brought it to Ithaki to be redeemed. The restaurant is about a 35 minute drive, but from reviews I thought it would be worth the drive. The first time we came, they said that the restaurant had been closed for a special party. There was no note on the website, and no indication of this otherwise, but hey, things happen. We chalked it up as unfortunate and planned to come back. BUT, before we left we asked if our gift certificate would still be redeemable because it had been some time since I had won it. The maitre d' assured me that it would be no problem (as it should be since someone actually paid for this as a donation, or Ithaki donated it and no doubt used it as a write-off). So, my wife and I planned another special trip, we called ahead to be sure they were open, we were seated and I showed the gift certificate, the waitress took it and left. She came back after having spoken with the manager and said, "This has expired." I told her about our last trip, that we made a special trip again, and her only response was, "I just spoke with the manager and he said we've gotten a lot of these lately and they are expired." Needless to say I was EXTREMELY unhappy. I work for a Fortune 500 Beverage company that has become what they have by understanding something very important: Service and satisfied customers are the most important thing, every time. The manager should have come out to the table and said, "We've gotten a lot of these lately, and they really are expired, but we do want to honor them for you so go ahead and enjoy your meal." I would have been a lifelong supporter. In the end, with markup included, this manager lost about 10 bucks (a lunch for two). Clearly Ithaki is more about profit than they are customer. Not the kind of place I can recommend. read more

The only greek food I love is my mother's (typical greek thing to say). I rarely like food at greek restaurants because they never compare, however this place is delicious. I have had the Greek salad, tzatziki, pastitsio, moussaka and a few other things. They are all great! The restaurant has a nice atmosphere. It is more on the fancy side. My family is loud, so I'm pretty sure everyone could hear our conversation, hopefull they enjoyed it! I will definitely go back again. The only reason why they don't get 5 stars from me is because my mom holds that rating. Opaa. read more

Fie on the clueless vanilla weasels on Yelp who trash what they don't understand. Double fie for all the big ups given here to hit-or-miss Greek places like Greek Corner and Aegean. This Greek boy says that Ithaki is the best Greek restaurant in the Northeast. No other place in the Boston area even touches the authenticity of its menu, and the friendliness and creativity of its owner. And I notice the other Greek kidz who reviewed this place have the same opinion. Meanwhile, Gringo Reviewer 1 complains about bony fish (which Greeks love and eat bone-in because it simply tastes better that way) and seems clueless about the many (rather obvious) vegetable options on offer, and Gringo Reviewer 2 thinks is kid unfriendly--which is just weird. Any kid who isn't treated well at the average Greek restaurant is a strange kid indeed. Here's a hint, if you're confused/intimidated by the menu when you visit, just ask the server to make suggestions for you. You won't be disappointed. My entire extended family and I have eaten at this place dozens of times since it opened. My brother had his pre-Wedding reception there. We've eaten plaki and papoutsakia and garides saganaki and horta and a uniquely delectable version of galactobouriko there. We've worked our way through 50 or more regular selections and specials there. We've eaten stuff we could normally only get in Greece there. If we're not cooking the food of our ancestors ourselves, Ithaki is the only Greek place we'll go on purpose north of NYC. I highly recommend you all give it a try. And yes, it's a bit pricy, but only mid-range by Boston standards, and well worth it for price, quality and quantity. Enjoy! read more

While I very much enjoyed the gyro meat and they're super accommodating about no bread, the half-Greek salad was such a disappointment. It's not a salad, for one thing. It's four slices of cucumber, half a tomato, six pieces of arugula, some olives, capers and a small block of feta. Oh, and onions and peppers, even though I requested those be left off. I'll likely go back and have other items, but meh, it'll be a while. read more

Ithaki Mediterranean Restaurant - A 14.98 salad and lamb kebab? Sure, if it's actually a salad and they leave off the onions and peppers as requested. - Mediterranean Near Me - Peabody, Massachusetts

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Since outside dining has been offered, my husband and I have gone here at least 5 times. Tonight, the service and quality of food was disappointing. Our appetizers were lukewarm, at best. 2 other parties were seated 20-30 minutes after us. They knew our waiter and got their appetizers and entrees way before ours. When they were finishing their entrees, I was able to finally call our waiter over and ask about our entrees. A few minutes later, he brought them to us. The cod was hot but sitting on cold vegetables. My husband's pasta was lukewarm. Never did the waiter come over and ask how our meals were, but he was at his friend's tables often. Very disappointing. read more

GF and I went for brunch this morning. Nice elegant place with live music playing. They had a brunch menu and you can order off the lunch menu. We got drinks. GF ordered blueberry pancakes. I got the smoked salmon benedicts. Perferctly cooked eggs over a large portion of smoked salmon. On top of english mIuffins covered in hollindaise sauce and hash browns. Service was excellent. read more

Ithaki Mediterranean Restaurant - Blueberry pancakes - Mediterranean Near Me - Peabody, Massachusetts

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Best Greek food in MA? Quite possibly. Everything we ordered was outstanding! In particular, the octopus salad was phenomenal (probably the best I've ever had...including trips I've taken to Greece and to Greek Town in Chicago). Now granted, this is a white tablecloth Greek dining establishment...not your normal gyros and moussaka shop. Judging by other places I've been to, its something really hard to pull off (I've experienced some disasters). But Ithaki passes with flying colors. Odysseus would be proud. read more

We were really excited about going to this restaurant and unfortunately the end result simply didn't stack up. First the set up, we went there with 2 kids (6 week old and a 2 yr old) and 3 adults. I will allow that it is not the easiest crowd with the kids and what not, but Ithaki seriously fell down. First, the appetizers were pretty good. The octopus was really good and the olive tray was stupendous. Service was great as well. What really sank the evening was the amount of time it took to get our entrees. 1:45 from when the appetizers were cleared?! Come one! With two kids? They were actually serving folks that arrived after us, before us. As a result, the 2 yr old had a melt down at around an hour and 30min and had to be taken out for a walk...which pretty much ended the meal. Turns out the lamb was simply OK anyway (when I ate it at home). Very disappointing. read more

The Bronzino (whole fish) was insanely good... And affordable. His organic chicken was tasty and plentiful. You can get an affordable glass of wine here. Try the Greek red for 8/glass. The service was insanely slow (although very friendly). Seriously slow. That's the only reason we won't be back. I loved the food. read more

We just made our annnual visit to Ithaki and it did not disappoint. Overall this is my absolute favorite place to eat in eastern MA. The saganaki app is not just the typical bowl of melted cheese, but is served crispy fried via a flashy flambé touch at the table. Our other app was a special - fish cakes made from bacalhau (salt cod) which can be ovrrwhelming but in this case was super delicately fried & served with a fresh corn relish. Entrees: a seared ahi tuna special w/ artichockes that was spectacular, and their moussaka, which is an excellent value & is just about as good as the dish gets. The wine list is pretty extensive, & while you certainly can spend $45 if you wish, there are also some quite respectable bottles for around $20. I would add, though, that if you have young kids, this might not be the spot for you. Ithaki is not cheap, and the place not really set up to acommodate little ones. Get a sitter & have a great meal! read more

We have eaten here several times over the past several years and each time, the food has been sublime. It's pricey, but the quality, flavor, and portions of the menu items is top of the line and and everything we had was cooked to perfection. Our main problem with this restaurant is that the service is so lackluster, it takes away from our enjoyment of the meal. And this was not an isolated experience. We've never had the same waitperson twice in the many times we've eaten there, but the service has been consistently disappointing, definitely not on a par with the quality of the food. We went there this past Saturday night to celebrate our wedding anniversary and had a fabulous dinner but once again, the service really didn't do the place justice. The one thing I will say though, is that when my husband called to make a reservation, the person he spoke with was very pleasant, and when we arrived (on time), we were seated immediately.. The wait staff needs to go to a Robert Irvine boot camp. We couldn't get answers about several menu items we had questions about. My husband asked three different members of the staff about the pork belly appetizer, which was one of the specials of the night, and no one could answer his questions. And our waitress could not answer basic questions about some of the standard entrees and desserts. The food we ordered was fabulous. Greek Salad: plated beautifully, great selection of vegetables, feta, olives, all sliced and arranged decoratively. This was not thrown together - whoever designed and made it took pride in their work. It is a generous portion too, so go with the small size unless you are making the salad your meal. Shrimp Cocktail: the shrimp were large, tender, and sweet, cocktail sauce was delicious, definitely freshly made, not bottled, but it was not served with lemon and husband could not get anyone's attention to get him any lemon. Waitress did not return until we were done eating. Whole Fish: Husband has never experienced the whole fish being served to h intact and being left to his own devices to bone it. In our experience, either the chef or a sous chef personally serves it and fillets it and removes the bones at the table .... this did not happen he struggled to get all the bones out. Pork: Kabobs served on a skewer. Looks pretty but it came on a scalding hot metal skewer right from the oven or grill and when I picked up the end to try to get the meat off, it burned my fingers. It;s been my experience that if food was cooked on a skewer, it was removed either when it was plated in the kitchen or at the table. I couldn't get the blasted meat off the skewer. I had to wait for the metal skewer to cool enough to handle and then I had to fight with it to get the meat off. Once I did, the meat was tasty, very moist, and it was a very generous portion. Creme Brulee: Simply divine, beautifully sugared and garnished, velvety smooth, and it's made with vanilla bean paste which is so much better than plain vanilla extract. Better flavor, and just adds to the richness of the dessert. The sangria was among the best I've ever had. Not too sweet, not too dry, fruity, and nicely garnished. For the prices and for the quality of the food, the service has not been what I would have expected. The waitress was pleasant, but when I am looking at spending over $70 per person for a meal (beverages, appetizers, entrees, desserts), I expect more than "pleasant" for a roughly $28 tip. A true professional would be able to answer basic questions about the menu items. I can honestly say that if the table-side service was better, we would dine there more often. When the food and the service become equally wonderful, you'll need to make reservations days or weeks in advance to get a table for dinner. read more

Ithaki's was outstanding across the board: the food, wine, service and atmposphere all came together perfectly to make for a great Valentines Day dinner. Our waiter, Chris, was fabulous: he was friendly, attentive and knowledgeable. His wine recommendation (Nikolas Merlot) was spot on, pairing well with both our halibut and lamb entrees. We will definitely be back! read more

When I walked in and the hostess was on the phone and didn't make eye contact, I wasn't sure how the night would go. I took it upon myself to find my party, and everything from there on out was flawless. I had the ithaki cosmopolitan which was perfect. Our server, who had waited at least 15 minutes for me to join the group while I found parking, was extremely courteous and professional. Never once did I feel rushed or uncomfortable! We ordered the bread spread and calamari as appetizers. Both were wonderful! Main course I had the butternut squash and brown sugar with "tortelli"..I'm almost drooling thinking about it. Everything was perfect. Another thing that stood out was the young bus boy working. I overheard him speaking with several customers and he was an outstandingly hospitable and polite young man (15 or 16!) He did just job with precision and care, something many adults can't even say. He will surely be a successful person. Lovely to see, and a lovely evening overall. I look forward to returning! read more

Wow great drinks superbly crafted by a mixologist without an attitude. Appetizers were delicious (had Tuna crudo and oysters) then entrees I had the lamb shank and wife had vegetarian platter holy shike Both were A++ we will return for sure All in $150 including 20% gratuity but worth every penny read more

I have been coming here since it opened. Last night was the first time back in 5 years. It was even better than I remembered.

So overall a great experience. Food was top notch, the sever was well informed and attentive. The octopus dish was fantastic and very well cooked.we will definitely be back read more

Ithaki Mediterranean Restaurant - Octopus app mmmmmm - Mediterranean Near Me - Peabody, Massachusetts

I took advantage of the curbside pickup service they offered to surprise my husband (we were supposed to travel to Greece this week for his birthday, which of course got cancelled due to the pandemic). Excellent service, but I have to say it's the best food we've had in a long time! My husband is Armenian and said it's the best hummus, tzatziki and grape leaves he's even had! Entrees and salads were fabulous as well, very fresh, clearly homemade. We plan on getting takeout here again soon and can't wait to dine with them! Definitely highly recommend. read more

I brought my fiance here for his birthday. We were not disappointed! Friends have raved about this establishment for years. I wish that I had gone to dine here much sooner! We started with appetizers. He had the dolmas with meat, and I had the Greek version of bruschetta, which was toasted flat bread with drizzled olive oil, tomatoes, and feta cheese. I can not say enough about this feta cheese. It was to die for! It was easily spread on the toasted bread. So, so good! I didn't know feta could be spread with a knife. It was so creamy and dreamy and lovely! My fiance couldn't get enough of it. We wish that we non-restauranteurs could buy such great feta here in the States! He also loved his dolmas. Dinner was really good as well. I had the pork chop with an apple cider glaze. He had fish. Both were good. In fact, it was the biggest pork chop that I have ever seen!! We loved this place. The service was excellent, the food was sublime, and the wine was fabulous! Hurry and make a reservation! read more

Went for the first time today, and was very pleasantly surprised with the quality and quantity of the food. My friend and I decided to sample different things on the menu, and we tried the Greek salad, the chicken soup, the gnocchi, the lamb lollipops, and the salmon. We also each had a hot tea. I wish I could remember the name of our server, he was a younger male, and he was outstanding. I highly recommend you try this restaurant. read more

My friend and I wandered in here on a hot Wednesday evening and were pleasantly surprised. We loved the decor, and the hostess was super friendly and helpful. We were initially going to order take-out but the place was so inviting that we ended up sitting at a table. The service was great. A woman walks around re-filling water and she is so attentive. My friend is a crazy water drinker and she must have re-filled his glass six or seven times, and she was very pleasant. The break they give you is delicious. Warmed and comes with some sort of eggplant pate spread. Wow- so good. Our entrees were the same high quality! I had the Mousaka and my friend got lamb. Very filling. We ended up taking them home since we had filled up on the bread and eggplant pate, and were in a bit of a hurry. Do not go here if you want fast food. It's obvious that everything is home cooked and not heated up quickly in a microwave. I wish we had planned better and had more time to sit and enjoy the atmosphere while we waited for our food. Prices were slightly higher than we had anticipated, but the quality of the food and the general atmosphere of the restaurant more than made up for that. I'd love to go back when I have the time to sit and relax and try more of their interesting menu items! read more

Mixed review: Delicious food! super great fried calamari (the only thing I would order next time), but overall, the place has it issues. First, it is soooo expensive. Come on, it's Ipswich, not New York City! The bread at the beginning was lame, cold, flavorless, and the nice sauce given at the same time did not make up for the lack of good bread. Fish was amazing! Prepared excellent. The Fish Special however was very small portion, although it looked elegant, was not filling. Lamb chop was good, and a reason to go. Service was nice and the place was hopping. I have to say the prices really gave this a three star. most entrees were at 27 without salad or much vegetable offering. I doubt that beach-goers coming from Cranes Beach will stop off too often. As for me, and my advice to you-----Stay in Boston, there is good stuff there without the long drive. read more

This is probably the best place to get Greek food in Ipswich. Unfortunately, that's not saying much. But instead of being negative, I'll say that the calamari was pretty good and even as an appetizer you get enough to go around for about 4 people. So sit by the bar and get order of that plus a beer...if the Sox win, then it'll be even better. read more

My daughter and I ate at your amazing restaurant last evening. The cuisine was outstanding. The waiter excellent. He was extremely knowledgeable about the wines and extensive menu The Greek food is super quality. The second time I've eaten here. My family eats here often. Can't say enough about the excellent Greek food. Octopus salad. Lamb lollipops. Thanks again for an excellent experience. It made my daughters special occasion that much better. As a Greek I'm so glad there is a wonderful Greek restaurant to go to. Near me read more

Suggested by one of my customers, my brother and I went there for something different. The waitress (Marina) was excellent, as well as the food. We ordered the Cheese Pies, and the fresh Ricotta, Honey, Figs, and Pine Nuts, which was amazing. The bread was served with a pink spread, that definitely had Olives, but was NOT Tapenade. Was very good. We decided to split the lamb shank for dinner (it was more than enough) and the orzo it was served with had some sort of spice on it that was perfect, and not salty at all-Couldn't really identify the spices though. The lamb was very tender, but a little bland. Had the dessert as well (Galactobourikos?) which I remember from my days working in a Greek restaurant. This was also very pleasing. I walked out of there full, but not stuffed and sick. This was an experience I will gladly repeat again!!! read more

This is definitely NOT a Greek or Mediterranean restaurant. There are influences, but few traditional dishes are available. That was disappointing. Also disappointing was the fact that the food was very uninspired, although well executed. Everything was just okay and kind of plain. And pricey for the quality, despite the enormous portions. It was hard to decide if I should give 3 or 4 stars. To be honest, if it were next door to me, I may have given 4 stars. But given that it is inconveniently far away, I had to give 3, because I probably would not return. read more

One of our favorite restaurants, we probably go here twice a month. Friendly staff, amazing food. Definitely try the makaronada!

It's been a while since I've been wowed by a restaurant, and I'm still waiting. After strolling Crane Beach, we decided to try Ithaki. We had noticed this restaurant online while planning our outing. It wasn't a bad experience, but the food preparation lacked a certain effort. To start with, my full sized Greek Salad was a do-it-yourself endeavor. The plate included one medium whole tomato that was sliced just once--in half. Also on the plate were three or four large squares of feta cheese, several huge diagonally sliced cucumber pieces, a few whole round slices of red onions (the way they might come with a bun and burger), whole slices of bell peppers rings, and some capers and olives scattered underneath fresh arugula. Fortunately, the pile of vegetables came with a large wood-handled hefty steakhouse style serrated knife. Note to chef: If I had wanted to prepare the salad myself, I would have stayed home. The only thing missing was a cutting board. The eggplant small plate was mouthwatering delicious. It's called Imam Bailde. Baked eggplant, tomato, onion, garlic, tirokefteri. Not too mushy, chewy skin-on, with a flavorful sauce on the side. This was a success. I would order it again in a heartbeat. My main dish of Short Rib Pappardelle (Slow-roasted beef, mushroom, cipollini onion, herbs, manchego cheese) was on the bland side. The ribs lacked the depth of flavor usually expected of short ribs. I enjoyed the small cipollini onions, but I did not detect the manchego cheese. The pasta was boring, the noodles being simply medium wide and too long to eat with ease. The overall impact was oily meat and pasta lacking flavor and personality. My companion shared a taste of his entree of Makaronada (House-made spaghetti, kima, mizithra cheese). The presentation resembled a classic spaghetti with bolognese. The meat topping was brown and could have used a sprinkle of parsley to make it appear less crude. The spices of cloves and cinnamon were dominant but not overpowering. Overall, the dish was savory and rich, not bad at all. It just wasn't a tempting appearing mound on the plate without having added some garnish to signal it wasn't something else. For dessert, we shared a slice of limoncello cake. This was the bright spot of the meal, although the presentation followed trend by being clunky and odd. Two-thirds of the plate was occupied with whipped cream. Yes, I said, two-thirds of the plate. It was a delicious whipped cream though. The other third of the plate held a rather small slice of cake along with several ripe fresh blueberries, and drizzled flourishes of perfectly sweet-tangy raspberry sauce. The cake itself was outstanding, with a generous frosting atop and between layers that included shaved white chocolate. Being an avid baker, I appreciated the texture and flavor, although I craved more of it. Like the salad, the dessert proportions were strange. It was quite remarkable seeing a mountain of whipped cream served next to a much smaller portion of cake. Not wanting to waste food, we cleaned the plate. The service was timely. The atmosphere is elegant and not too stuffy. I'll consider visiting again. Ithaki has an extensive menu. I know I'd order the eggplant dish again. There are plenty of other delicious sounding items on the menu I would try. Then, we can talk wow factor. read more

Cute spot - ate a table in the bar area and ordered from bar menu. The greek soup was fine (Avgolemono soup) - lots of chicken in it and it was fresh but too light on lemon flavor for me. Loved the free bread with a yummy tomato/feta spread. Yum! Had the falafel pita - that was very tasty and I would recommend it highly. Husband had the butternut squash tortellini w salty spinach on top - it was ok, the spaghetti is better we learned. Had pumpkin baklava - not enough pumpkin flavor for me but still very tasty. read more

Good but missing something... We picked this one out of a hat and decided to try it on mom and dad's date night. Downtown Ipswich made for a nice stroll before we stopped into the sports bar across the street for a cocktail. The exterior is inviting and the hostesses greeted us with big smiles and immediate seating. We had a nice table with a fresh flower display in the center of the room and plenty of windows to look out. Our waiter was very helpful with wine and food choices and provided excellent service throughout the night. After some cold bread, oil, and a nice tomato/pepper dip, we began with meaty crab cakes with a nice spicy sauce. We chose an enjoyable Hoopla Chardonnay for a reasonable $36. Entrees were seared scallops for my wife - huge, well cooked, and nicely complimented by sauce and greens, though the capers were salt laden. I picked a great haddock entree with mashed potatoes, asparagus, and a lovely tomato sauce over the top. For desert, we shared an awesome white chocolate bread pudding with raspberry sauce complimented by well presented coffee and tea. The food and service were fresh and outstanding though we left with the feeling that something was missing. The atmosphere and decor were nice but - just didn't feel quite as warm as we expected. Great place. Well worth the visit. read more

My wife and I have lived in town for 2 years and tried Ithaki for the first time for lunch.... boy have we been missing out. We ate in the bar, which had a nice vibe. The food is great and we didn't even try the small plates to share, which sounded really good looking through them. I had a lamb gyro - which is the best lamb I've had on the north shore to date. My wife had the Falafel gyro, which was the first time she had ever had Falafel and she thought that was good. Next time we are trying a few small plates. Very solid 4 stars. read more