Good food and quick service. A little pricey but expected at a tapas place. Location is very nice…read moreas well. Apple cider sangria was amazing

Good Food and Great Service!! We just stopped by this place…read morewhile we were nearby and it totally lived up to its reputation(from the reviews). We were here on Saturday night and chose the outdoor seating. Their music and ambience created the right vibe. We ordered the empanadas for an appetizer. It was hot and crunchy (totally loved the presentation). I got the lamb chops (well done) for my entrée and I'd say they weren't as good as I had at other places. Overall, the desert topped it off. I'd still love to go back here.

Great place!! Will be back. I don't understand why this mostly Spanish restaurant wasn't packed…read more Pretty place with a decent sized parking lot. Large bar area, a larger dining room great for private events (which they do a lot of) per our attentive waiter and a smaller dining area near the front window. My friend and I had 3 of their specialty cocktails while there which we enjoyed very much. We had the octopus with fingerling potatoes which was delicious; the octopus was very tender. We also had the mussels in a white wine broth, it was great. It was a good sized portion for two, but we almost ordered another as it was so delicious. It came with bread to soak up the yummy sauce. My friend had a decaf cappucino and the goat cheese flan since she didn't want anything too sweet. It was also great, the tangy cheese wasn't noticeable in it and kept the flan from being too sweet (personal preference). They had other flans and Dulce de Leche as well.

Have been to Costa Vino a few times now and the happy hour is great! They make their mojitos with…read morefresh mint they grow on premise and are $8 during the happy hour. Plus $8 apps that are tasty and filling as well! This spot is a hidden gem! The bartender/owner Andres is so friendly and accommodating.

Everyone in my group was a big fan of what they got from Taj! We got lunch delivery and had a…read morefairly large order so I imagine was hard to keep up but aside from a side of falafels I think everyone got their food! The portions were very large, I got a chicken and rice bowl with samosas and was full from just one samosa! Overall great menu and hope to get again soon

Got a bowl for dinner one night - the chicken was chewy and gross, the lettuce wilted, and options…read morelimited.

I recently decided to go vegan and am always on the look out for places that offer vegan options…read morewithout having to modify anything. Truly Greek is a great place for lunch and dinner with vegan options that you can customize by creating your own bowl or sandwich. I go with their bowl (because of dietary restrictions with bread) and get a lettuce base with my protein being lentils. Then I pile on veggies like onion, chickpeas, beets and more! Choose the vinaigrette dressing because it is beautifully spiced. You can also choose a vegan lentil soup, hummus, dolmades ( grape leaves stuffed with rice). The regular fries are also addicting! This place is great to go even if you are not vegan because of the amount of customizable options!!! I have gone two days in a row and plan on making this a regular spot! The service staff is on point too. So incredibly friendly and they move so quickly. The owner is typically there too and checks in with guests to make certain you are enjoying the food. They have spots for in restaurant seating - cute decor - as well as take out. ( One recommendation/ request is for the owner is to add marinated tofu to the choices of protein just to help us vegans out some more.) I hope you try Trumy Greek and enjoy it as much as I do!!

So on my way to do a side quest for my job, I decided to see what I could have lunch. Originally,…read moreI had my sights set on an El Salvadoran joint over on Fort Point, but that was essentially a cash only place, so I continued on to see what else was available. After a fair bit more walking, I walked by this place, a Greek restaurant that was in the same plaza that used to have a Five Guys there. Initially I walked a slight bit further to see if there wasn't anything else, but it didn't take me long to circle back around and head over here. Customer service was fine. It was my first visit here, so they walked me through how to order, and yes they do have menus you can take if you decide to come back in the future. I did however want to take a pic of their wall menus for Yelp because that's what I do as a Yelper. They kind of said it right away as I took my pictures, which leads me to think they have a slight bit of trouble trusting the process. That said, I won't knock them too much for it because I knew they meant well with it. I do however want to point out one comparison that one of the employees mentioned here: that their ordering system was like Chipotle. Now, I know some people swear by Chipotle and would likely die on that hill, but I have been to Chipotle enough times that I really wish she didn't say that. It undersells this restaurant to a point that putting this on the same level as Chipotle is a disservice to Truly Greek. Why? Because unlike them, this place is actually cleaned after, and the bathroom is cleaner and actually encourages good hygiene. Qdoba would be a far fairer comparison if that employee really wanted to name a fast food establishment to compare this to. If you choose to eat-in, be careful where you sit. They had a chair keeping the door open, so I spent my meal feeling the cold wind blowing on my face. Seriously, are they trying to turn me into Frosty the Snowman in late May? But if you're willing to brave it or choose another seat, the chairs are made of wood with bamboo cushioning. Honestly, the chairs weren't bad to sit on. The food was good. Not perfect, but good. I first tried had the Greek Fries. The fry itself has a light crunch, but it's also a bit limpish if that makes sense. The feta cheese do bring it to a higher level and makes the fries pretty good to eat. The one thing I did notice as ate these fries was that the vinegar that went into the dish stood out more than the rest of the dish, and I can't be sure if that's a good thing or not. It really depends on how much you like vinegar, but yes, the vinegar was quite prominent here. As for what I built, I had a pita with tzatziki, lamb, red pepper, feta, red onion, and cucumber as well as a second sauce I don't quite remember. It was another sauce that was whitish in color. Gyros in general are a tad difficult for me to get through, but this was a good gyro and I wouldn't mind having this one again. If half-stars were a thing, I'd give this a 3.5, but I rounded up to a 4 here. Other than the windy air coming in, this was an overall good visit. Oh, interesting fact, the boss came in while I was in the middle of my meal. I didn't talk to him, but it looks as though he brings his family here every now and then. I mostly ignored these interactions because the only thing relevant as far as I'm concerned was me and my food. So yeah, there ya go!

We Absolutly loved this Israeli Restaurant with authentic food. Staff was terrific, friendly and…read moreattentive. The restaurant is adorable, with a nice outside terrace. The portions are quite generous. Now for the food. We started with Moroccan Cigars; Merguez wrapped in phyllo, very yummy. I had the Eggs Sophie; crispy potato latkes, smoked salmon, top with sunny side eggs and a small salad. The Avocado Toast with sunny side eggs, feta cheese on a multigrain toast was delicious. Shakshuka ( regular or spicy) careful with the spicy, eggs, peppers, feta, cilantro with stewed tomatoes was equally delicious. The Schnitzel and waffles delicious, copious serving. No room for desert. They have a full bar. There a children's menu. Definitely will go back.

STAY AWAY: An Insult to Israeli Cuisine and Common Sense…read moreRating: 0/5 Stars As an Executive Chef and an Israeli citizen, I am rarely speechless, but "Blondit" managed to achieve a level of stupidity beyond comprehension. Let's start with the name. In Hebrew, blondinit is often used as a derogatory shorthand for a shallow, vacuous, or "clueless" woman. It is incredibly fitting that the owners chose this name, as it perfectly reflects the restaurant's operational philosophy: total, unadulterated ignorance. The entire experience was an exercise in deception. This isn't just a bad kitchen; it's a "fake" restaurant. They have no understanding of the ingredients they are handling or the culture they claim to represent. The menu is a work of fiction. What you order is never what arrives because the kitchen staff clearly doesn't know what they are making or selling. The "Food": A Culinary Disaster * The "Cigars": The menu promised delicate Moroccan cigars in crisp phyllo dough. What arrived were heavy, leaden, grease-soaked eggrolls. * The Lamb Burger: This was a masterclass in how not to cook. The meat was over-processed to the point of having the texture of "guppy poop" and was salted so heavily it was borderline toxic. * The Halloumi Fiasco: They topped the burger with Halloumi--a squeaky, salty cheese that does not melt. Placing a cold, rubbery slab of salt on top of an already oversalted, mushy patty shows a fundamental lack of basic culinary knowledge. The Environment: A Health Hazard If the food wasn't insulting enough, the atmosphere was stomach-turning. While I was attempting to navigate the inedible mess on my plate, there were kids vomiting in the dining area. Multiple children were getting sick, and the staff acted as if it were a routine occurrence. No one cared, no one rushed to clean it properly, and no one seemed concerned about the obvious health risks. I should have taken the vomiting children as a warning sign. I left the restaurant feeling ill and ended up getting violently sick from the few bites I actually managed to swallow. This place is an embarrassment to Israeli hospitality. It is fake food run by people with zero understanding of cooking. Save your money, save your stomach, and stay far away from this disaster. I will never return.

We just had the most delicious lunch at your Westport location - everything tastes so fresh and…read moredelicious and not overly salty (thank you)! This was a 10 out of 10 experience and did not leave me feeling like I just had an unhealthy meal. Nothing to fix! We cannot wait to come back again soon. Thank you again!

Naya offers a very good product with consistent flavor, which is why I keep coming back…read more Unfortunately, this location consistently falls short when it comes to operations. The biggest issue is online ordering and fulfillment. I almost always order online for convenience, but on most occasions my order is not prepared until I physically arrive and ask for an update. At that point, the convenience of ordering online completely disappears. You are honestly better off ordering in person. My most recent experience, which was today, really highlighted the problem. I placed my online order around 11:50 AM and did not receive my food until 12:50 PM. Another ongoing issue is the inconsistency with double protein orders. I have ordered often enough to notice that this is a recurring problem and something that clearly needs attention. I am sharing this mainly to bring awareness to others. If you are ordering online for pickup, be prepared for a gamble. If possible, just order when you arrive. For delivery orders, the drivers are not at fault. They are dealing with the same issue, where orders do not seem to be addressed until someone asks for an update.

I drive by the place all the time, as it's right down the street from my home and had to try it…read more BEAUTIFUL rustic decor. Exposed wood beams and wood floors. The walls are filled with amazing art to admire while you dine. The restaurant is very clean and it's one of the first things I notice when I sat down. Lots of appetizers/tapas to choose from separated into hot tapas and cold tapas. The Mejillones (mussels) were finger licking good!! We also got the oxtail empanadas. They did not meet my expectation but still good. Lots of paella options to choose from: meat, seafood, classic...etc. We ordered the classic paella and it was delicious!! Full of flavor. One waitress running the show, who I assume to be the owner and she was a pleasure to talk to and quick. There is a lot next door you can park at but it's small. However, the street it's located on has plenty of street parking.

We have been to Paella a few times but before I was a more avid Yelp reviewer. Haven't been back in…read moreawhile and was craving some authentic paella. This restaurant immediately came to my mind and we were off! Happy to report it is still what I remembered it to be- wonderful food, great drinks, relaxing atmosphere, and friendly service. I did not take photos of everything we got for the table. One of my favorite appetizers here is the codfish croquettes and they were melt in your mouth good- highly recommend these! We came for paella and went with the classic version..... it definitely hit the spot. The rice was perfectly cooked and crunchy in the right spots. Seafood was cooked beautifully and the spices with the chorizo made it all a balanced and delicious dish. So happy we were able to come back to Paella and we will be back (hopefully) more regularly!

with a warm and stylish ambience that makes the place feel welcoming and comfortable. The server…read morewas very friendly and helpful with recommendations while ordering. We tried the olives, French onion soup, lamb chops, wagyu beef burger, and halibut. The burger was definitely a highlight -- flavorful and perfectly cooked. The lamb chops were also very good and nicely prepared. The halibut was a little too salty for my taste, and the French onion soup wasn't quite what I expected. But overall, the good food, beautiful interior, and attentive service made it a pleasant dining experience.

The food was sooooooo good! The drinks were great too…read more We had a reservation, got there a little early and were seated right away. The restaurant is dimly lit and cozy. Service was good. After dinner we sat at the bar for a second drink. There was a DJ and a lot of people were dancing. Had a really great time.

My husband and I had a fantastic evening at Capuli in Westport. The restaurant has a cozy,…read morewelcoming vibe, and while we had a reservation, it wasn't crowded when we arrived. It felt like many of the diners were regulars, which is always a great sign. The service was excellent--super attentive and accommodating. As we were leaving, a large party arrived and the staff seamlessly pushed tables together to make it work, which really spoke to how flexible and thoughtful they are. For food, we ordered the salad, Bat clam chowder, chimichurri beef skewer, beef stroganoff, and salmon roulade. Portions were generous and everything was delicious. The beef skewer was good but not particularly memorable; however, I would absolutely order everything else again without hesitation. We finished with the berry crumble for dessert, which was the perfect way to end a lovely meal. Overall, a great dining experience with solid food and standout service--we'll definitely be back.

Get the Caesar salad!! It's the best one I've had in soo long. Sauce is not soggy and the acidity…read moreis so balanced. I would come here just for the salad. I believe they also won some salad award. Their pasta is homemade. The clams could've been more fresh but the white wine sauce was immaculate

You can never go wrong with Cava. The food is always fresh and delicious. The service was fast and…read morefriendly too!

don't order the salmon - dry and tasteless- its a new item and it's a miss. They are doing a lot of…read morepromoting, and it is terrible.