Manos is a Toledo institution…read more There are certain items on Mano's menu that I cannot find anywhere else, and frankly I don't want to. The baked feta... a 1/3 brick of feta broiled with red pepper flakes and olive oil is hands down my favorite way to eat this flavorful cheese. The fact that they use GOOD feta goes a long way to making this a delicious way to start a meal. Spread on bread or pita, it's divine. For me, the go-to entree is the patio platter. I get mine without rice, which means the plate is piled high with green beans, fresh tomatoes, green peppers and Manos' consistently absurdly strong white onions. The sliced sausage is strongly flavored and goes great with the veggies. I've had it more times than practically any other food item in the city of Toledo. All of Manos' vegetarian dishes are sure to please. I love his Spanakopita. Mushier than you may find elsewhere, but it's still delicious. To that point, most dishes feel homemade. Presentation changes based on the day of the week, as does preparation. Same as you'd find at home. The service is always friendly, and if you're lucky enough to get one of the old school waitresses, you're in for some stories if you engage them right. Super friendly even on busy nights, they aim to please. I've been eating at Manos for basically my entire food conscious life and while yes, I've had better greek food elsewhere, there are certain items on Mano's menu that I think are perfect. Combine them with a classic atmosphere, and a lovely patio in the summertime and you have one of my favorite, constant "go to" restaurants in the city of toledo. Not looking for a sit-down meal, and thirsty for some drinks? Head upstairs to the "Attic" bar. They offer the full Manos menu, plus a full bar and friendly service.

I always love the hospitality, spinach pie and Saganaki. It isn't right downtown so it makes it…read moreeasy to access.

Unique and delicious brunch/lunch menu! Stopped in here while passing through on a Saturday around…read more1pm. I thoroughly enjoyed my Greek Burger, which had a date spread and feta, served with zaatar chips. Also shared the fried Roman artichokes app with friends and had a bite of their housemade baklava too.

I don't know what to make of Souk. I was anxious to try it. It gives finer dining vibes but the…read moreservice didn't meet fast casual or slow dining standards. That would imply dining. Last person in our party was served almost 2 hours after we were seated. He boxed most of his food. We all did. People came and went and staff was wrapping up, we were all ready to leave. How is this ok to arrive anticipating a shared experience and leave paying a premium for carry out? We waited an hour for hummus. We were asked if we wanted appetizers served first, yes, which leaves the expectation that items would arrive timely and in order. One in our party asked for a drink on the house due to the unacceptable wait. And clarified "on the house" a second time. I felt like the acknowledgment was conciliatory and a show of good faith. I regret ordering a second drink based on that. When we got our bills, his drink was on the tab. Was there some disconnect? Plus an automatic 20% gratuity due to "large group" of 7 people. 20% is standard to me, but in this case doesn't help the cause of what might be assumed to be an overburdened server. And makes me think they feel it's the customer that's the problem for expecting anything remotely what the brand implies. The server was congenial initially, but avoided us the longer we waited for our food. No water refills, no updates. I don't blame her for not asking if we needed anything because what we needed was our food ....how uncomfortable....whatever was going on in the kitchen might be making her job miserable. 2 hours on a cozy patio enjoying decent food and drinks, yes. Waiting on food, not so much.

A small owner operated business in Sylvania worthy of praise. Owner takes your order, answers the…read morephone, prepares the food, boxes it up, then sends you on your way. No tables = no staff. Food was quite good and very generous portions. Prices are reasonable. If you have yet to give Gyro Town a try, please do the area a favor and patronize this worthy eatery. We need to support small business owners!

Best gyros in Sylvania. Owner does it all and great service! Been going here for years and the…read morequality has not changed, top notch everytime!

We went on 3/14/26. Food was delicious. Very filling, too. Bestie had the Junk salad, and my…read moredaughter and I both got the Tawkoo (I think that's how it's spelled). She asked for tixiki sauce cup for dipping chips. We beat the rush in. Had food in approx 10 minutes.

Yummy, yummy, yummy Junk salad FTW…read more Will definitely be back. Close to BG college. 10-15 minutes away.

Now when you think of food in Toledo you immediately think of Mediterranean. Beirut has always been…read morea top 5 recommendation from anyone I've asked. I've never found the time to get here to try, but I was so excited when my sister came in town and she wanted to try it. We ordered the hummus, fatoosh, and falafel to start off with. The flavors were amazing and the ambiance of the restaurant was absolutely amazing.

My old fashion was so weak I mistook it for my water glass…read more The pita was cold and hard with old foil wrapped butter instead of fresh butter. The shrimp meal consisted of 5 shrimp some mushrooms with white rice in a breakfast cereal bowl. The presentation was terrible. The rice pudding was weak at best. The server was excellent and literally saved the evening.

Wow. I didn't know what to eat so I thought I'd try this…read moreplace out. The mushroom sauté was so delicious fresh and full of spices. Served with perfectly seasoned huge pita chips and fresh pita. My gyro was so good I ate the whole thing. Servers seemed more into chatting with each other than customers. My partner sat for a good 10 minutes after my meal was delivered for a salad. But that food!

Food is always great. BUT as I sit there and await my…read morepickup I am shocked at the poor hand washing and no glove use. Rolling silverware - touching the end we eat with. Cutting our Syrian bread without gloves. The staff provides good service as well. But I can't get that out of my mind!! Sorry.

Amazing food with large portions. We get the mix grill. The Shish Kafta is AMAZING!!read more

Very quiet atmosphere, very friendly and helpful waitstaff, huge portions, great tasting food and…read moretypical price range. The steak kabob was grissley on one end and left unchewable on the plate. That can happen occasionally. It was our first time here, and we'll be back.

I called and received terrible service after receiving my food order wrong. I will never order…read moreagain!

Look i never had a problem with these guys until now, yes good is good but THEY DO NOT CHANGE THE…read moreGREASE, after trying these guys for the first time, my husband threw up 3 times after eating the breaded whole wings. he had the sweats, throwing up and not feeling so good. Yall should be really ashamed of y'all selves for selling old greasy chicken and other foods. i will be going to the health department and make sure you weep what you sow. you should not be open if you can't properly clean your kitchen and change the Grease.

I came here for a girls night dinner and was really excited to check this place out…read more I randomly found it on social media and had to see it. When you first walk in, it's. Bit strange, but you have to walk into the left and up the stairs. From there, there's a host stand to get you seated. When I got up the stairs the place was packed for a Thursday late afternoon. This must be a great local spot that no one wants to tell you about. I ordered the Charles & Charles rosé and was delighted by the flavor and not bad for the price. We were thinking of ordering a couple things so we could try them all so we ordered. 1/2 order of the "hommos", 1/2 order of the fatoosh and 1/2 order of the shish. Everything was absolutely amazing!!!

We met up with some friends for an impromptu dinner. We were able to get a table and our server was…read morevery good and knowledgeable. We shared some appetizers, feta and olives along with fattoush, and each preferred dinner. The Ara-Yes was my choice and it was prepared and tasted excellent. Our server did a great job of frequently checking in and keeping drinks flowing. It was a fun night.

One of my favorite restaurants in Toledo. I've eaten here dozens of times. I normally get carry-out…read moreand take it with me to eat at the office. I order the Medieterranean Junk Salad with a side of rice and a chocolate chip cookie. The salad . . . so many vegetables! Two kinds of meat! Crispy pita chips! Big enough to fill me up and often leave a bit leftover. The cookies. Some of the best chocolate chip cookies I've had anywhere. They are super thin and an amazing crispy/chewy texture. They told me once that the special ingredient that makes them that way is marshmallow. If you're ordering carry-out, you might want to order on the phone rather than the website. They prioritize phone orders, or at least they did last time I asked. Online orders take longer to fill. And you get a discount for your birthday if you sign up for their texts. The few times I've eaten in, I've liked it too. Very nice ambiance. I hope they eventually will extend their hours back to the pre-pandemic hours and be open for dinner more days of the week. But if the current hours are what works for their business model, then I'm just happy to have them around. Their location in Perrysburg is also very good. I've only eaten there a few times, but I'm pretty sure it's all the same quality of food.

Came on a cold day but for some reason a salad sounded good. I ordered the falafel salad, took an…read moreorder number sign and sat down to wait. And I waited a while! Didn't think to time it until I'd been seated for a bit, but I'm guessing I waited a bit over 15 minutes. Not terrible, though a little more than expected, considering the place was only half full. Fortunately, once my meal came I enjoyed it. The falafel was broken up and spread across the top so it mixed nicely with the tahini dressing. Lettuce and other veggies were crisp. I'd certainly order another, though I might wait until the warmer months. And I might order ahead too, as the sign over the counter advises that you may.