What a sweet quaint little restaurant. My daughter and I went there yesterday for Mother's Day. It…read morewas a beautiful day and while they have outdoor seating we elected to eat inside. Reviewing the menu, there were lots of yummy things to choose from but ultimately we both could not resist the Lamb shank. I'm sad I didn't take a picture of it. It was so tender and delicious. It came with perfect Basmati rice and a side of eggplant stew that was exquisite! I've never had eggplant stew and it was luscious. I dream to about it all night long. It was quiet, comfortable, music was great; songs we all know but with native instruments and flare. We had house red wine - not a big selection of alcohol, which is fine the food is and should be the star. Our sever (Sorry my old lady brain forgot his name) but the good looking bald guy(LOL) was nice and personable. It was such a great low key dining experience that just made the day even better. I highly recommend this cute place and we will be back- there are a lot more wonderful food to try!

I need 1 more Halah type restaurant, the one I picked last week, did looked awful from the First…read moreImpression, and it adds up, as we got closer to the front door. My first impression as we entered here was: the AC was on, and I'm not ready for AC (yet), and the inside was too elegant, and empty. We waited awhile, when a staff appeared. We picked a seat outside, where the weather was pleasant and shady. I needed badly, to use the restroom, so I went back inside, only to be told it's outside. The mural on the walls, obscured the door to the restroom. But, there was no TP, no paper towel, and the trash was full. I had to use a toilet cover paper, for my TP, and went back to my seat, not happy with what I just did! I told my husband, who then told the staff, because HE need to use the restroom, too. (We've been gone all morning, this is now lunch hour). The staff gave water, menu and we ordered: The Lamb Shank. I love the eggplant stew! There's also a small salad with the Basmati rice. Also Chicken Kabob Mezza Platter with Pita bread. It was not until we're done eating, and ready to get up, did I notice there was cubed cucumber in the thaziki. But, it's got a very strong vinegar flavor, but I did like the hummus and the ghanoush. (When we eat at these places, we always pick the lamb shanks, btw). I had the other half, for my dinner tonight. The server was friendly, helpful and responsive. The atmosphere, was pleasant, and the photo taken of me, hubby thought I could pass as an Iraqi woman! LOL Thanks for the bag. We picked some crabapples, from down the street, there were 4-5 large trees ready for the pickin' from the sidewalk.

Tréla is the satisfaction for my Greek food cravings that I have been waiting for! They have so…read moremany of the dishes that I fell in love with when visiting Greece, saganaki being my absolute favorite that can be hard to find, as well as the liquor mastiha. I've visted Tréla 3 times now, and it has been delicious every time. Additional highlights include the tirokafteri dip (first time to taste it, and it's spicy but so good), the well seasoned pita, kolokithakia, either of their orzo dishes, and the souvlaki. Highly recommend doing family style with a group of 2-4 people so that you can try and share lots of different things. After enjoying dinner, they have a great dessert menu for only $6 apiece, and each is delicious. Another enjoyable thing to share if you're pretty full from dinner. If you want delicious, authentic Greek cuisine, this is the place to go!! The staff are very kind and helpful as well. Highly recommend Tréla!

Best items were the Lamb Chops and Meat Souvlakis. Both proteins were cooked well, tender and…read morejuicy, really letting the quality of the meats shine through. This spot tends to season everything minimally but in a good way, so their dishes has a light clean taste. The Scordalia Dip, Brizola and Gemista were all solid too. Dining room felt homey and similar to your mom's kitchen. The whole meal felt like a home cooked meal. Service was great, attentive and even brought complementary alcoholic drinks at the end.

Gyro Bistro Grill ticks the checkbox for Mediterranean food at the WonderLove food cart pod…read more I got the gyro salad (a little healthy) and a baklava (gotta have a sweet treat). Both were good. They use beepers so you don't have to stick close to wait for your name to be called, and can explore the fun venue.

Our first time visiting this food cart pod and there weren't a lot of options, as many of the…read moretrucks were closed when we got there at 8pm. I ordered the beef kebab plate, but when I received my food, it wasn't beef. It was chicken. The owner forgot to tell me they ran out of beef and decided not to inform me until after I received my food. Food was not bad, but I am disappointed that he failed to let me know he didn't have the time I wanted to order until after he took my payment and cooked it. It just didn't look appealing and reminded me of something else (I'd rather not say what because it's gross)

This is the first spot on the right coming into the recently added food hall, The Q, right across…read morefrom Hollywood Theatre. Nice spot for groups or families! The menu looked to offer some dishes I don't see often, Turkish style Mediterranean. I ordered from the "Grill" part of the menu - Beef Kebab (Urfa Kebap), a platter with many items on a wood board. It was beautiful - everything was delicious! Plate was $17. I also grabbed a baklava, which was two small pieces, $7 seems a little pricey. Staff were so nice! The food is made with love and intention!

I am so excited to have a pide place in Portland finally ... and nearby in The Q. And what an…read moreexcellent pide place, with 6 different options, including mushrooms for us veg. If you're not familiar, pide is "Turkish pizza", a boat-shaped pastry made from a pizza-like dough, filled with cheese and other toppings, and then baked off in a pizza oven. It's terrific and not something we've really had here -- places like Constantinople have 1 choice of pide on their menu, but it's not a specialty. A pide is basically personal-pizza sized, so it can be a hearty meal for 1 person or snacky bar food for 2-3 people. Also get the shepherd's salad, it's a great vegetable accompanimennt for your baked cheese. If you really want some meat, the owner's brother (I think?) has the stall next door, which sells Turkish-style skewers.

We'd been wanting to try Tangier Moroccan Restaurant since moving here a year ago, and it was…read moreabsolutely worth the wait. The space is warm, charming, and intimate, and the hospitality was just as memorable. The woman serving us was incredibly welcoming--and may have also been the cook and owner. The food was outstanding, fresh, flavorful, and served in very generous portions. I loved the lamb shawarma and warm pita straight from the oven. My mint lemonade was delicious, and my husband's Turkish coffee may have converted me from my lifelong cappuccino devotion. A wonderful downtown find with authentic hospitality, beautiful ambiance, and truly delicious food. Highly recommend.

My friend and I decided to eat here for lunch as it was convenient and a nice day outside. It had…read morebeen awhile since I've been back here. The interior is spacious. We started off work some Moroccan tea while we waited for our food. The tea was good (slightly sweet for me), but had a good aroma to it. I ordered the meat combo plate which included - lamb, chicken, and kaftan. The meat were properly seasoned and flavorful. We also preferred a pita bread and asked for some of their spicy sauce. The spicy sauce definitely had a kick and if you like spice, I would suggest getting it. Overall, we had a decent lunch.

We visited on a random day around noon and it wasn't very busy, the building was also very…read moreunassuming, but the food was great! While the lamb burger wouldn't be my first choice to get, the fries it came with were amazing and my friend who went with me said they had the best Gyro they've ever had in their life, which is a high praise coming from them! I would definitely look to come by again!

Greek Street is a delightful lunch spot. They have a small menu, but it focuses on the classics,…read moreallowing you to get a quick, affordable meal in pleasant surroundings. It's a narrow, order-at-the-counter experience, but the tables are set up for your arrival, with napkins, silverware, water, and hammered copper cups that are wonderful with iced drinks. I tried the lamb/beef gyro, and it was well worth coming back for. It had an unusual addition, a small number of fries were inside the gyro. There weren't a lot of them, but they provided interesting variations on texture and flavor, in a menu item that already has a lot of variety. My dining companion raved about the lamb burger - it's always a difficult decision on return trips to enjoy something I already know I'll love, or to try something new. Speaking of enjoyment, I had a Bikos orange soda with my meal - it was terrific - not too sweet, and a perfect accompaniment to my gyro. FYI, parking can be tight, but I've usually been able to find spaces on nearby side streets.

There is another location at Park the carts. And I love them so I was happy to see this place with…read moreall the same goodness. Got my usual Lamb Wrap. Just as tasty as the other location. I recommend asking for an extra container of their house made sauce. I can't remember what it's called but it's light green, creamy, and delicious. They also have a house made salsa that is very tasty. Not very hot, but I also like a lot of heat. There are a few table around and covered. I like that there are a few tap room you can also bring food into if you want to be indoors. Service was quick and nice. It was also a cold wet/icy day.

Worst falafel I've ever had. Worst wrap I've had in town. It was a flavorless oil bomb. Even the…read morelettuce was drenched in old tasting oil. The young men working were more concerned about their street racing car parked in front blocking the crosswalk than customer service and preparing the food properly. Really bad stuff. No care at all. Had 3 bites, inspected the tragedy inside and I threw it away. Didn't ask for a comp, just took the loss.

Very very good. The hummus and falafel are awesome. We always come here any time we are in the area.read more

The chicken gyro was recommended and delicious, the baba ganoush was very good; service was quick &…read morefriendly.