Mediterranean food is the best food in the world! (I'm biased because I'm Arabic) Mediterranean grill is a great place to get a cheap taste of many Arabic dishes. The baba gnoush was very good and the lamb shank is to die for. The only things that I was disappointed in here was the service and the rice. Besides that, I would definitely recommend coming here! read more

While I was reading through the Atlanta trash blogs last week I came across a posting that noted Queen Latifah was recently spotted at Mediterranean Grill while in Atlanta filming a movie. I had passed by this plaza on countless occasions without even considering stopping at this place; nonetheless, I figured if it was good enough for the Queen, then it must be good enough for me. Food: Mediterranean Grill specializes in traditional and well executed Mediterranean fare. On my first visit, I opted to start with the hummus and baba ganouj for appetizers, both of which were accompanied by warm pita and topped with olive oil. Although the pita was slightly too chewy for my liking, the hummus and baba ganouj were exceptional; the flavors were so robust and the texture was perfect. For an entree, I opted for the chicken kabob wrap with a side greek salad. The Greek salad was fairly standard, but the chicken kabob was excellent; the marinade was truly unique and nicely complemented the chicken. In addition to lighter items, they also have a nice selection of larger entrees, including lamb shank, falafel, and grilled shrimp. Service: The interaction with employees is fairly minimal at this place, but the interaction I did have with them was pleasant. Upon entry, you place your order at the counter and then proceed to wait until your number is called. Fountain drinks are self serve and you are responsible for clearing and disposing of your own trash in the provided bins. I dined here for an early lunch (11:30AM) on a Saturday and the time from order to receipt of the food was approximately 5 minutes. Atmosphere: The restaurant is small (~ 10 tables) and the atmosphere leaves much to be desired; however, it's important to remember that this is a mediterranean take-out joint, not a sit down restaurant. Cost: Inexpensive for the quality of the food. Appetizer plates (including pita) range between $4 and $7; both small (serves 2-3) and large (serves 4-6) sizes are available. Pita wraps are around $5 and full entrees are between $8 and $11. A drink and/or side can also be added to each pita wrap for an additional few dollars. Other: In addition to dine-in, both take-out and delivery are also available. No alcohol is served. read more

Some of the freshest Mediterranean food I've ever had. Between 11am and 3pm on weekdays they offer what's called the "business lunch special" for 8 bucks. You get a generous serving of their meats, rice, and salad. Make sure you ask for a side of tzatziki sauce and pour it over your rice and meat. Thank me later. read more

After trying out the Mediterranean Grill on North Decatur Road, I have become obsessed with this low-key dive. Last night, I swung by the Midtown location, worrying that I wouldn't be able to find it, as other Yelpers have deemed it hard-to-find. But luckily, the glowing sign beckoned me to a small strip of shops just before Kanuga Street. I ordered the same thing I had at the North Decatur eatery: the grilled jumbo shrimp entree. The spices on the shrimp seemed even stronger and more delicious this time. The house salad (real romaine lettuce, tomato and cucumber) stood out with a simple red wine vinegar-based dressing. Plus, I added a kick to my pita bread with yummy tzatziki sauce. This place is cheap and delicious -- and makes me want to visit Greece. read more

Went here for lunch today at the recommendation of a colleague who said it was a great value for their lunch special. It was a good value - I won't argue with that... but the food was mediocre. The gyro meat was pretty bland and the kabob was overcooked and therefore very dry. To their credit, the salad was great and the kofta was quite good. If I ever return, will just focus on the kofta and salad. read more

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I come here so much, I dream about it. Also, when I come here, I pretty much have a dinner party for myself. Anyway, my go-to meal here is the chicken kabob plate that also comes with a salad, rice, and pita bread, which are all amazingly delicious. I also get the olive and feta plate because I just cannot get better feta cheese anywhere else! Seriously! The greek potatoes are a must-get here too. Probably the best I've had. If you wanna try something new, try the tabouli salad. It's not really a salad, but more of a ground-up, chimichurri-sort of mixture that has bulgur, which is a type of wheat, diced tomatoes, onions, herbs, lemon juice, and olive oil. I use it to top it on chicken kabobs and it just adds a whole lotta flavor to it. Overall, I love this place. The portions are really big and the separate side items are big as well. Make sure you use the deal on Scoutmob for their 50% off discount. Tell your friend to get a seat while you order cus it gets packed here during lunch and dinner hours. read more

A friend referred me to the Mediterranean Grill near Piedmont Park. Since I first tried it, I go once a week. Parking may be a bit tight sometimes, but this place is worth it. They offer a "Businessman Lunch" special for $5.95 which has salad, gyro, kabob and more with rice. Affordable and very good. Their hummus is the best I've had. It is fresh and has a wonderful toasted nutty flavor. Worth trying it. read more

I love this place. Last semester, I went here at least twice a week. I love their hummus, one of the best I have had in my life. Pita is hit and miss. There have been some days where the pita is more like pita chips than actual pita. As for what to order, I get either the gyro sandwich, gyro plate, combo feast, or the lamb shank. All are great and all are different. The gyro sandwich is just a gyro sandwich with a side (the potatoes are amazing. get them instead of rice) for $6.36 w/out a drink. Great price and available for dinner, too. It comes with tomatoes inside though, so watch out if you dislike them. The gyro plate is a plate with gyro meat, pita, a greek salad, and a side for around 10 bucks. It is my meal of choice because I like making my own mini-gyros. Ask for the hot sauce, it is amazing. I love ordering it because they know what I get. All the people who work there are cool. The combo feast is the gyro plate, but with less lamb and 2 other meats that I do not know the name of. The lamb shank is a shank of lamb, with rice. When I had it, it was tender and great. FYI: they do not always call your number, so just be alert. Med Grill hot is much better than Med Grill cold. Very quick, too. read more

I used to love this restaurant but over the years they've degraded quality as well as quantity. Don't know what changed with this restaurant. The portions are no longer big -- their shish/chicken kebabs are now sliced meat instead of chunks. When I pointed out, they took back a piece of meat from my plate and exchanged it with another slice which had some rice stuck on it -- ewww. The rice with lamb shank was bland and no longer seasoned with nuts. Hiphop music was playing instead of the usual mediterranean music and the servers act like they don't give a damn. I'll probably never visit again. read more

The Mediterranean Grill on Monroe Drive is a bit hard to find. I had to find it initially during the daytime and on foot. It is in a little strip mall, well back from the road. You actually have to turn off Monroe to see it, and figuring where to turn is a trick if you haven't done it. The food is very good, the service is friendly, and the prices are very affordable. I mostly eat a vegetarian diet, and I have purchased the vegetarian plate both times I've been there, so I cannot speak for other items on the menu. I've had better falafel. Theirs is cooked too hard for my taste. It is dense too. I've eaten places where the falafel was lighter and not so hard and enjoyed it more. Maybe you like it hard and dense. If so, you'll love it. The tabbouleh salad is very good...not too oily as I've had it elsewhere. The hummus is smooth with excellent balance of ingredients. The green salad was good...nothing out of the ordinary though. The baba ganoush doesn't have the smoky flavor that I've enjoyed elsewhere, but it is good. I was spoiled years ago by very good pita bread, at a mom and pop cafe in another state. The Mediterranean Grill's pita bread is passable, but gets no raves from me. You order at the counter, get your own drink and utensils, find a seat, and someone brings your food. It seems to be customary to bus your own table before you leave, so I have done so both times. If the falafel and pita bread were better, I would have given this place 5 stars because Mediterranean food is one of my personal favorites. They have another location in Decatur and are opening one in Cobb County (I think) in 2009. read more

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Mediterranean Grill is a great place to get your Mediterranean fix. I've only been to this location, but know of two others. This one is located across the street from Grady High School's football field in the small strip mall. There is parking available, but not a lot of spots. Note - on busier nights...you might need to look for street parking. The restaurant is a bit small, but very inviting. You stand in line to order and pay for your food, then wait for your number to be called. Very easy and quick. Service is again quick and very friendly. A few of my favorites... Appetizers - Hummus and Spanakopia Salads - Greek and Tabouli Entrees - Combination Platter (comes with shish kabob, kufta kabob, and gyros slices) **Note - all platters/entrees are served with rice pilaf, pita, Tahini sauce and salad. Now that's a value! Overall...if you're looking for affordable, delicious Mediterranean cuisine...this place is for you! read more

My wife and I went here for dinner tonight. The sweet tea is very good, as others have mentioned (tastes like there's some rose syrup in there, maybe). The falafel was very impressive -- crunchy and browned on the outside, with great chickpea-herb dough inside. The hot sauce really was hot, and she reports that the grilled chicken kebabs were tasty. We managed to finish an order of the oven potatoes between us -- not for any fault in the food (to the contrary, they were little nuggets of soft creamy potato jacketed in thin crispy exteriors), but because you get so darn much of it for $2.29! Our cat turned her nose up at the one piece of leftover chicken kebab, but cats are like that. read more

Med Grill is by far one of my favorite places to eat and I can probably be found there once or twice a week. They always get me by with great fresh food that tastes great and dependable service. The prices are always enticing. I have introduced many of my friends (and my parents from Charlotte) to this place and everyone loves it. I recommend the gyro or chicken plate or wrap those are my favorites with the Greek salad. They are always very friendly and food comes out hot and quickly. read more

***Ate here @ The 2012 Taste of Atlanta event*** Had the "Combination Feast"...it looked funny, but tasted damn good! Especially that beef stuff that looks like a turd! lol! Thel amb meat is on point too! I've slept on this place for year, but I'll definitely drop by now! read more

I've visited here twice (after coming back from events in Piedmont), and the service has been fairly the same. The guy at the counter is quick at taking orders, and the food comes out in less than 5 minutes (during lunch hours). I've gotten the pita wraps both times: the gyro sandwich the first time and the chicken kabob sandwich the second time. The gyro meat was satisfactory: the meat was pretty tender, but not as juicy as I would've liked. The veggies were fresh in the sandwich, and the tzatziki sauce was a nice complement overall. However, the chicken kabob sandwich was disappointing. I don't know if it was just mine, but it was just awfully dry and stringy; I even had times where it was tough biting apart the chicken in the sandwich. I've tasted better chicken kabob sandwiches in the past, and feel like this is a pretty noticeable achilles heel in this establishment. read more

I visited Mediterranean Grill recently on a tip that it has 'the best falafel in Atlanta,' a fact backed up by having won Best in Atlanta for 2006, I believe. It's located in a tiny strip mall right across from Piedmont Park, which I'd drive past a billion times and never really thought of visiting. The place wasn't crowded by any means, so the food was ready quickly. It's counter service, which was a plus, considering that the cashier (a college-aged Greek girl) spent literally the entire time after we ordered walking around the place with a bottle of Windex and her cell phone, rattling on in a no-he-didn't! conversation with one of her girlfriends. She rolled her eyes when we asked for extra sauce, and seemed very peeved that we were delaying her from finding out who did what with whom last night at the Club. Despite the wretched service, the food was quite good. Not the #1 falafel in Atlanta, I think, but still worth the price (about $4.25 for a wrap). The hummus, on the other hand, was some of the best I've had, fresh and flavorful. Though it didn't look like a lot of food, I was very full when I was finished. The restaurant's atmosphere isn't much to speak of. It's basically a hole in the wall with foreign dance music, so definitely casual. Overall, I'd say stop in if you're in the area and really want Greek food, just bring your earmuffs and maybe a slingshot. read more

I'm a long time customer and I just can't get tired of it. The combo plate with meat mix, salad and rice is my favorite. Their Baba Ghanoush is the best in town. You really can taste the "roasted" flavor of the eggplant. I have tried Babas in some other restaurants and they just don't taste the same. Last night I tried their calamari. It was delicious and crunchy as can be. There's a girl called Osiris that works there.. She's just a delightful and friendly presence on that restaurant. This is a small, casual and very cozy restaurant. read more

VEGAN WET DREEAAAM. When I go here they might as well send my food out in a trough. I always order 50 things off of the menu and the cashier always looks at me incredulously. Until I politely drop off my polished plate in the bus bin. The best combination ever is greek potatoes dipped in hummus and smushed up falafel. NEVER EVER forget to buy the sweet tea aka ambrosia of the gods. They must brew that shit in a platinum teapot with only the finest of nectars. I love it. I love this place. I have eaten Mediterranean food across 3,000 miles of U.S. and for 12 bucks you cant beat the grill. PS. Remember to bring cash for tips, on the card printout there is no place for tips and you'll end up feeling like a scumbag when you use the 20 quarters from your car ashtray while apologizing to the staff... read more

Do not judge a book by its cover. I have to admit, I was a little timid to try this place out. The little shopping center is full of great shops, but the nondescript exterior made me a little hesitant. The counter girls are never smiling and not very helpful and you have to pick up your food at the counter and throw away your food. BUT, the food offered here is great. I am a falafel fanatic, and this place is definitely in my Top 5. The portions are pretty sizable, and I always leave with a full stomach. The lunch time specials are a great deal. I would recommend the falafel plate, Greek potatoes, and hummus. It's pretty easy to screw up hummus, but the hummus here is one of its best offerings. The pita is freshly made every day! FYI - You can park here, but don't stray or wander from the lot once you have eaten your meal. There is a parking attendent who is more than happy to boot you. I have seen it happen to so many people. read more

Pretty disappointing, actually. My genes are decidedly not Mediterranean, but my taste buds usually love Green / Middle Eastern food and I've eaten A LOT of gyros. So many gyros. I've been here a couple times, and the gyro meat just seems under-seasoned and flavorless. We've got access to a wealth of spices and seasonings that civilizations used to fight wars over, so let's take advantage of that. I can't really speak to authenticity, but I just found the meat here lacking even compared to most other shops in the States, let alone the places in Istanbul. The Greek salad is on point, though it's pretty hard to screw up with feta cheese (for me). Still might be worth checking out for you (especially if you want to try it out on a Scoutmob) since it's conveniently located by Piedmont Park. read more

My Other is half Lebanese so when his dad comes down to visit he LOVES coming to this place. We've been here a few times and my Other as well as his dad have mentioned its the best and most authentic food they've had. Maybe Im not a fan of Mediterranean food but not really seeing the draw. This place is ALWAYS busy!(at least the two times Ive been.) You shuffle from one spot to the next stalking tables to be the first to grab it when people are done. The first time we came I ordered the chicken plate. It was dry and seemed overly seasoned. My first impression was far from stellar. The second time we came I ordered the gyro plate. That was pretty good. Much better then the chicken but not something I could foresee myself having a craving for in the future. The salad and rice that come with it were very good. I may go with a full salad next time. So overall you have to try this place at least once. The prices are great and it's a change of pace from what Midtown offers. read more

The Mediterranean Diet is esteemed for favoring fresh vegetables, olive oil, fish, and red wine. Uh huh. Do NOT pull a Subway Jared and eat here twice a day to lose those extra hundred pounds. This is greasy stuff. It's like fast food (hello delicious Greek potatoes!), but pretty good. Many friends are really into this place. I would probably like it more if I was into gyros. The huge stump of meat that they shave for them creeps me out, however. The Med Grill across from Piedmont Park does hold a special place in my heart. Last year at the raucous outdoor St. Patty's party in the park (tongue twister?) there was an alarming lack of bathroom facilities. Most of the time we just walk into Park Tavern like we own the place, problem solved. However, St. Patty's meant tight security against bums like myself. My friend had bought some Med Grill early that day, so any time a member of our group needed to, we'd greet the employees with a "I ordered here earlier!" and they happily accommodated us. Way to be, Med Grill. read more

We've twice placed a delivery order from Mediterranean Grill. The food has been outstanding both times. I ordered the vegetarian plate, which included 3 falafals, baba ganoush, and tabouli, a salad and pita bread. The baba ganoush was smoky and delicious. The hummus and the falafel were perfect. The salad and the pita bread were fresh, yummy and plentiful. A huge amount of food for $10.00. I have leftovers for tomorrow! Wylie had the lamb and beef gyro plate, which included rice, pita bread and a salad. He ate every bite of his huge meal. My mother eats very little (advanced Alzheimer's), so I ordered the grilled chicken with fried potatoes kids' meal for her. She ate all of her chicken, but only a couple of pieces of the potatoes. I tasted the potatoes and they were delicious. My only complaint is that an order of baklava was not delivered. The food is so fresh, delicious and healthy. read more

lamb shish kabob- yellow rice, lamb, and a greek side salad. I wish they gave a bit more rice. This meal is very tasty and filling. sweet tea- it has a hint of lemon that adds a very nce touch. this stuff is very refreshing rice pudding- I think this is the best rice pudding I have ever had. read more

Terrible restaurant! Sub par food in the first place and rude staff to top that. I ordered a falafel plate for delivery and got a gyro plate instead. When i called to complain, they refused to redeliver the order citing car trouble and distance. read more

Found this place after driving through some sketchy Atlanta neighborhoods. Tucked in a small shopping plaza on a hill, you might never even see it. Authentic middle eastern eats for a fare price. The warps are really good and super filling. The women behind the counter was very friendly and helpful with us ordering. I am really glad I got to try this awesome eatery. Lunch seemed to bring in all the locals for some filling foods and it got pretty packed. I would highly recommend if you're in the area. Friendly staff, fare prices, and good food. read more

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Mediterranean Grill is a-okay in my opinion! I was craving kabobs and what not and popped in here on New Year's Day. This Mediterranean Grill location is right off the Beltline by the Ardens Garden and across the street from Piedmont Park. The space is not large and they have an open kitchen. You order at the counter and take a seat of your choosing. On this particular day, the restaurant was pretty busy. I would say 75% full. Food here is decently priced. Under $10 for a sandwich or wrap, and about $12 for an enormous platter of food which comes with your choice of meat, rice, pita, salad, and your choice of sauce. I opted for the combination platter so I could try the kofta, beef and gyro meat with tahini and hot sauce. Personally, I was not a fan of the gyro meat at all. I am probably spoiled by Aviva downtown where the gyro meat is actually stacks of lamb that is then sliced off the spit. This gyro meat is your typical hunk of "mystery" meat. I used to like this kind of gyro until I had Aviva. I thought the flavors of the kofta were good, even if the meat was a little dry. Never fear! I drenched it in tahini sauce. The beef was also flavorful, but slightly overcooked to medium well. The rice was disappointing and bland. I ended up covering it in tahini and hot sauce as well. Food quality like others have said is probably not the highest, but I cannot complain about a platter for 2 that's under $15. Mediterranean Grill is great bang for your buck. read more

I was not very happy with my visit here. Got a gyro sandwich which was very average, really lacked flavor. My son got the vegetarian plate which came with 2 pieces of felafel for like $11. More than that - the place was pretty filthy and despite no customers no staff seemed interested in clearing and wiping down tables. Just weird. Won't be back. read more

Interestingly cool dressing for the Greek salad. I got the chicken kabob sandwich since it's not often that you see one. Thumbs up for that, but then again every time I get something besides a gyro at a Mediterranean place I always end up wishing I got a gyro. Chicken kabab sandwich was good, just too dry for my taste. The wrap itself is pretty dry; the sauce helps but the feta crumbles from the salad is what I really loved adding. On one hand I don't really mind if a place has plasticware instead of silverware, but in this case it was hard to get at the Greek potatoes. Which were 1) not really traditionally done but 2) crispy and delicious. All in all good food at an inexpensive price. Can't complain. Will be back for lunch soon. read more

I love this place! It reminds me of a spot in fairfax VA, except here you get more food (meat esp.) for a lesser price. I always come during the lunch hours to take advantage of the business lunch special. 3 types of meat, side salad etc for like 6.99 It's freaking awesome! The food is actually good. The rice is hit or miss. it's not a comfy place, NP(D)WH (as david k would say), but the food is good and so are the prices. read more

This rating is based on direct comparison with comparably priced Mediterranean food I've eaten in four other places here in Atlanta. Food was no better than a similar place in Lennox Mall and can't come close to competing with Cafe Agora or Mezza, let alone my favorite--Lawrence's cafe, all of which have better atmosphere, as well. Feta cheese almost rancid--some of the worst I've had. Pita okay. Grilled veggies were plentiful but lacked character and were overlooked. Forgot my order twice and served me 35 minutes after I arrived (checked my phone log to confirm this was not an exaggeration). In fairness I was given a free meal coupon by way of a peace offering. Hummus was good but not my favorite--nothing to complain about. Greek salad had generous quantity of calamari olives but boring iceberg lettuce, poor feta and mushy tomatoes. Poor, confused service notwithstanding I'll return only to use meal coupon and not likely thereafter. Highland Spa next door was great, though. Highly recommended for great, relaxing or deep tissue massage. read more

As a girl hailing from the D, my standards for Mediterranean/Middle Eastern food are pretty high. Sadly, this place just doesn't meet them. The restaurant is small and tucked away in the fit plaza next to Arden's Garden. Cashier was friendly. Place was clean-ish for the most part, though I did almost slip on the way out due to the floor being slippery from potatoes on the ground... Maybe I'm being a little harsh since I only have my one take-out experience to base this off of, but y'know...if you can't be RIGHT ON with a Lamb Gyro and Greek Salad, then two stars is all you get from me. Which *sucks* b/c I pass this place everyday and was sooo hoping for this to be good. ---- Lamb Gyro + Greek Salad = $6.36 (w/ tax): Yay for reasonable pricing! However... Lamb Gyro: Pita is on the thick side, soft and bland (i.e. store bought). The tzatziki was all the way at the bottom. I just remember rommaine lettuce and so-so lamb wrapped together...*yawn* Greek Salad: Such a sad little pile of iceberg/rommaine with a few chopped tomatoes, kalamata olives, and feta haphazardly strewn about. And the dressing on the side? RANCH!?!?! #fml --- I felt like I cheated on Cafe Agora and Nick's, with a floozy hooker. Meh. read more

This is one of my favorite spots in the city. I love Gyro's and there is nothing better than seeing all that lamb meat on a spit fresh, yum. The Tatziki is usually spot on with the flavor and the greek potatos are seriously good. I used to live within walking distance and would go once a week but now I live in Buckhead but still will make a special trip just to get my Lamb fix or coordinate my evening visting friends in Midtown to get my dinner there. It does take a bit for the take out service so I try to call ahead and have waiting, Also am a fiend for sweet tea and I think they brew the best in the city, read more

Food is good. Great gyros and baklava. Restaurant could be a little cleaner. Broken down boxes by bathroom and the annoying fly. read more

The place is hard to find on GPS and lots of uber and other food delivery personnel have trouble getting to the restaurant. I was there recently and went to get a fountain drink and getting a bad surprise THERE WERE ANTS IN THE SODA MACHINE. read more

This Restaurant was extremely nasty.. The ice dispenser had not been cleaned, I can't even say when was the last time, it was filthy. Dirty dishes were piled up in a corner. Went to the bathroom just to wash my hands and to my surprise the bathroom was cleaner than the kitchen and entire restaurant itself. You can see the kitchen on the way to the bathroom and the kitchen was filthy. This place needs a serious Health inspection I am sure they are violating all kinds of food and sanitation codes. The two men working obviously do not clean this restaurant at all. Every where I looked was filthy. read more

My boyfriend frequently goes here for the super affordable business lunch on week days. He finally got me to go with on a Saturday afternoon late lunch. I had the (pause for website blurb): Kufta Kabob Sandwich - Charbroiled ground sirloin kabob, parsley, onion, seasoned with a blend of spices, and served in heated pita with fresh lettuce, tomatoes, Tahini sauce. Really delicious! They have more traditional gyros and falafels and such, too. read more

I hate to do it, but boy, was I not impressed by the food here. I had a gyro, greek potatoes, and hummus. The pita was tough, which basically ruined the sandwich from the get-go. Conversely, the meat didn't have enough "chew", feeling a little bit mushy - and the whole thing was a bit lacking in flavor. The potatoes were fine. Nothing special, just fine. (You want Greek potatoes that'll knock your socks off? Go to the Greek Festival in a couple of weeks.) The hummus tasted like it had eggs in it, which was weird, but not terrible. For $12, it was worth it. For the non-Scoutmob price of $20, I'd say it's not. It's not the worst I've ever had . . . but it's far from the best. read more

I like it here. I bike here using the beltline (yay progress!!) I have never had bad food here. The service is fast and nice. The food is well seasoned, spiced correctly and always nommy. They have unsweet tea. read more

Ordered the chicken kabobs from Uber eats with an extra sauce (which I paid for) and extra rice. I paid $24 for this meal. It included three pieces of chicken. That is the same as the kids meal portion. On top of that, the chicken was dry, charred, and flavorless. I did not receive the extra sauce that I paid for. When I contacted Uber and complained, they refunded me 87 cents. For a 20 plus dollar meal this is ridiculous. I'm super disappointed with this restaurant and will definitely be letting my friends know not to waste their time here as we just moved to the area and love Greek food. read more

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