What to say about this place!!? It was more than a…read morerestaurant, it was a whole experience! From the moment we walked in and were greeted, with a Happy Birthday, to being seated in a secluded corner next to a little water feature that added extra ambiance! Our server immediately came over and greeted us with a bowl and warm flowery water to rinse our hands. He explained how the courses worked, and asked if we'd like cocktails- we had the white wine seasonal sangria and it was delicious! Fresh and fruity! The dancers came out before our first course and the music was really loud- like thumping my seat loud... probably the only thing I would have like done differently. The first course came out and it was shrimp scampi with homemade bread - the shrimp was enough to serve at least 3 people- and it was tasty with lots of flavor! The next course was a lentil soup , served in a bowl with no utensils, and we were told to drink out of the bowl. This was also very flavorful! It was filling so I only took a couple sips of mine to leave room for the food to come! The next course they brought out was a tower of Hummus Baba Ghannouj Moroccan style olives, cucumbers & carrots, along with crispy pita Next was the Beef Kabob served on a skewer stabbed in a pineapple with dry ice for a spectacular presentation. The meat was so tender you could cut it with the fork! It was so much food it could have fed our family of 4, but it was just me and my husband! The last savory food item was the Moroccan Couscous & Chicken Platter- this chicken was so tender it fell off the bone when I picked it up with my fork- it was deliciously flavorful with middle eastern spices!! And the couscous were cooked perfectly! Lastly, they brought out a desert along with tambourines and drums and bright lights and sang a happy birthday song to me! The cake was not my favorite- but it was cute with a design on top It was a Moroccan pastry stuffed with bananas, nuts & chocolate topped with powdered sugar & cinnamon. They served it along with a sweet hot delicious mint tea! The dancers came out about every 20-30 minutes and they were beautiful and interactive with the crowd, asking diners if they'd like to get up and belly dance with them.... It was very fun to watch! We had a wonderful time, we would definitely go back! Next time on an empty stomach, and with the ability to take our leftovers home!! Highly recommend!!!

This place just blew my mind. Made a reservation for my boyfriend and I to dine before he had to…read moreleave town. When we showed up, we were blown away by the beauty of the interior. The sounds, the smells, the atmosphere were all beautiful. We were seated and the first thing they do is bring over a beautiful basin to wash our hands in. They poured rosewater over our hands. Such a beautiful experience. They had a pre fixe menu and everything sounded so wonderful. We started with the shrimp, scampi and bread. The shrimp was buttery and garlicky and delicious. And the bread was a big fluffy loaf of delicious deliciously baked bread. We used the bread to sop up the juices from the scampi. Next team, the lentil soup. I've always loved lentil soup, and this was next level soup. So tasty so intriguing the different flavors. Next came the tower of dips and spreads. I've never been a fan of baba ghanoush. But I tried this one and now I am a fan. The baba ghanoush and the Greek yogurt and the hummus and the garlic spread. We're all so beautiful. And the pickled vegetables were amazing. I've never had a carrot pickled like that. It was so juicy and tasty. Next came our entrée of beef kebabs, and chicken. The presentation was beautiful. The kebabs were in a pineapple. The chicken was tender and juicy and succulent. The beef kebabs were tender and juicy. Then dessert came out. A beautiful banana dessert. And they even sing happy birthday to my boyfriend. The atmosphere and ambience are wonderful. They have dancers come out about every 30 minutes. It was amazing. I will be back.

We wanted something nutritious to fuel our bodies after an evening out in Vegas, and settled on…read moreMeraki. I ordered the Traditional Gyro Platter and was surprised to see how large the serving size was! I wasn't able to finish the whole thing, but boxed it up and it hit even harder when I heated it up later as a late-night snack. I usually feel there's too much rice in comparison to the meat ratio when I get plates like these, but I didn't have the same thought at Meraki. Either their ratios were better, or the rice was so good I just didn't notice. Overall, a great spot for some delicious Greek food. Will definitely add this to my list of go-to spots in Vegas!

5/5 Food is very balanced with what I ordered. Chicken was flavorful, quinoa was cooked perfectly…read more Tzatziki was very refreshing and the pita bread was definitely soft and delectable. If you don't want a drink, they do have water cups! Service was fast, you sit right after paying and food came out around 10 minutes! The place has greek music playing in the background with pictures of Greece around. Definitely will be back to order different things from the menu.

Food variety Tasty and fresh…read more Great location Good people I recommend to go visit the place

AMAZING!! Customer service was great and the food was amazing! Fresh and healthy but most…read moredefinitely worth it for the price! Will be going back for sure!

Came here for hookah , dessert , and drinks . This place is sooo aesthetically pleasing . Service…read morewas amazing . They had a full bar. We ordered the baklava and didn't know it came with a table side presentation it was fantastic ! Don't skip out on it. Can't wait to come back and try the food !

I had high expectations for this place and unfortunately left disappointed. We tried five different…read moredishes and every single one fell flat, most lacked seasoning or depth of flavor. The rigatoni asado was particularly misleading: despite the name, it was essentially plain pasta with no discernible meat, just fat. They have quite a large menu, but maybe they just need to focus more on execution. Service also wasn't great. We arrived at 5pm on a slow night and still felt completely forgotten. Our waiter was consistently MIA, and getting the check took over 20 minutes! We were celebrating a birthday and there was zero acknowledgement. The space itself has potential. It's large, has a nice energy, and the outdoor seating is a great touch. I could see it being a solid spot for drinks or hookah. But if you're coming specifically to eat, temper your expectations.

Eggplant dip (mirza ghasseme) was excellent. Great bbq flavor, and super flavor. Got it without…read morethe egg as it was rich enough. In house bread accompanied it (bread was soft and on thicker side) Kabob mixed platter was very good. Rice was well made and meat was tender and nicely marinated. Service was sufficient. One of the ladies who greeted me was super friendly Had a real small-family business vibe. Wish the lighting was a little better, felt like the lights were turned off. Been here 3 times now and each time has been good. Love all the dips. Wish they had a mixed dip platter. Menu has pictures....can't wait to try more items. Also like that it's in China town. Parking is tight in this plaza but they do have spots designated for restaurants customers. Never had an issue finding parking.

Great food! Great service!…read moreAlways comes back whenever we are in Vegas. The place is amazing, great ambiance. Last time they had a dancer.

This review is for Las Vegas Restaurant Week…read more This restaurant week set meal was truly amazing. It's been a long time since I've been wowed by a restaurant. I highly recommend everyone try their lunch. The price is incredibly reasonable, and the food quality is top-notch! For an appetizer, a whole fish entree, and a dessert, the Restaurant Week special is only 40 bucks! Even if you can't make it out to taste the food during Restaurant Week, their usual lunch prix fixe (with the same dishes) is only 45 bucks. Compared to the Mayfair Supper Club I just went to, this place handles their fish remarkably well. It perfectly retained the tenderness and juiciness of the fish, and the skin and edges had a bit of charred, fire-roasted aroma. It left me thinking with great satisfaction: this is exactly how fish should be prepared--simple! The octopus appetizer was also incredibly tender with absolutely no fishy taste. The kitchen's grilling technique and heat control are just exceptionally well-handled. I also quite liked their dessert, Greek yogurt and candied orange peel. I think using orange peel has an advantage: even though it's been candied, it still retains the natural bitterness of the peel, so it's not overly sweet. Speaking of olive oil, the olive oil at this place deserves a shout-out too. It has a very strong grassy aroma and a distinct, pleasant bitterness with a sweet aftertaste. We also added an order of their signature appetizer, which is thinly sliced zucchini and eggplant fried and stacked into a tower. It was seriously so crispy and delicious!!! And very eye-catching! This dish is great for sharing, though it did get a little greasy toward the end, since it is fried after all. This single appetizer costs a whopping 41 bucks! It's even more expensive than the Restaurant Week set menu! But it's super eye-catching and tastes great! Oh well, let them have my money.

One of the professional vendors at the conference that I attended, had a reception here for the…read morepeople in my industry. We were invited before the conference and it was nice to come and enjoy some of the seafood here. The setup is around a major bar right in the middle of the restaurant. Also, there are seating areas on the outer perimeter of the bar. Inside they had carving stations with very fresh salted fish, beef/prime rib, and other Mediterranean (Mezzo) type charcuterie, board/platter items. The drinks were all free, but I did not partake. I ended up having a soda, since they had no 0% Alcohol beer at the bar. It was a bit crowded because this event had so many attendees however, I really like the way that the restaurant presented. The fresh food was nice in the seafood is their signature item.

If I were to open a restaurant, I'd like to imagine that it would be something like The Great Greek…read moredowntown. It's clean and bright. They don't have an overwhelming menu. But everything they have is fresh and delicious and reasonably healthy. It's got simple furniture, bright, big glass windows. And the service is friendly and efficient. They have a place for you to fill up your water bottle and get drinks. Everything works. It's for lunch. It's not a spot you want to sit forever and wax nostalgia. The chairs are hard and there's no privacy. But they also don't make you feel bad if you do want to sit and linger. It's the perfect place for a quick lunch if you work nearby. If you find your way here, then you know this is definitely the local side of Vegas. The side that is quick, efficient, no frills, but just good, fresh food. The side that made me want to be here for good.

Great Greek Hamburger, But Spanakopita? Opa, No!…read more Review: So The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill popped up practically in my backyard--right there next to Whole Foods on Sahara and Town Center. How could I not try it? Now, I'll be honest: my favorite Greek spot is Meráki, and when we go there, we're known for ordering--wait for it--a hamburger. Yes, a Greek hamburger! Meráki's is amazing, and turns out, The Great Greek's burger is also a flavor bomb. Whatever Greek seasoning magic they sprinkle on that meat patty gives it a char-grilled punch that hits the spot. We rounded out our takeout with a Greek salad--nothing groundbreaking, but fresh, crisp, and just what you'd expect. The Greek rice? Meh, a bit underwhelming--fine, but won't be stealing the show at any Greek wedding. Now, the spanakopita... oof. Imagine one giant puff pastry with not much spinach or feta flavor--it was a one-and-done situation. Service-wise, it's a fast-casual setup: order at the counter, grab a seat if you like, but it's not aiming for ambiance. Think more quick bite than Mediterranean getaway. Overall, would I return? Probably not when Meráki is just 10 minutes down the road. But if I'm craving that Greek burger and I'm in a pinch, well... I know where to go!

This review is for WAYNE! Customer service is a lost art…read morethese days and I've been here plenty. I love the food. I always get my salad with mixed schwarma and it hits everytime. This time Wayne just excelled the experience for me. He greeted every guest with "welcome to Parsleys Modern Mediterranean" and anything I asked, he gave true genuine hospitality. To the owner, please give this man a shout out. This is what pride, love, and care in one's position looks like!! I can't stand when I enter establishments and can hear employees talk about their day and drama. It's Extremely unprofessional. Like I said, customer service/hospitality is a lost art. (Unless you work at the Wynn) So thank you Wayne, for being hospitable and making my day with simple gestures which compelled me To write this review as I'm eating

We tried the steak shawarma bowls and the gentleman assisting us was fast and so friendly!…read more Note It is a casual dining experience. A few tables or bar window seats in a brightly lit room. You order at the counter and they add the toppings (like a sandwich shop) we like everything, so we had a really nice salad added to our bowl with all the veggies. We also ordered a 'up charge' item of baba gahnoosh, that comes with hot pita bread, that is so worth it. We also added a green and a red hot sauce, too, both were to die for. Yum! We had food for days! Leftovers heated well the next day. We had an accidental double charge but was handled right away. Will add to my must stop for us when in Vegas.