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    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    Zina Greek Street Food

    Zina Greek Street Food

    4.2
    (32 reviews)
    10.7 mi

    Zina's Greek Street Food is my favorite local Greek cuisine. I picked up spontaneous lunch here…read moretoday. This restaurant is like a year round Greek festival with considerably tastier food. It's really SO GOOD! Forget any other gyro you had, this is THE gyro. The place has a casual, welcoming vibe, clean and bright. There's a very IG worthy Greek mural inside. There are a few very comfortable tables to dine in inside and outside. Most guests take their meals to go (you can also pre-order for pick-up via Uber Eats). This eatery is always quiet and peaceful. Employees are always super friendly and attentive. Food is always prepared super quickly, took maybe 5 minutes this time. You can tell that there's a very high level of commitment to quality and good ingredients here. I ordered Classic Lamb Street Gyro (comes with fries), Lemon Rice Pilaf, and Zoe's Rice Pudding. Lamb Street Gyro was incredible as always. The lamb was perfectly seasoned, tender, and packed into a soft, slightly chewy homemade pita. What really stands out to me every time is the balance -- the meat, the fresh tomato and onion, plus tzatziki on the side. They really get gyros right every single time! Accompanying fries were perfectly seasoned and fried. I immediately ate all of them. You can order fries on your gyro or separately. I prefer to munch on them separately but on the gyro also often hits the spot. Rice pilaf was flavorful but unfortunately I got the feeling it wasn't fully cooked through. That didn't stop be from eating all of it. I devoured my Zoe's Rice Pudding. It's perfectly creamy and has such a good amount of cinnamon. I wish that I would have paired it with coffee but it was my first time experiencing it, and I couldn't stop eating it. I'm telling you, try the pudding. I was very happy with my meal. Also, I've tried other meals at this place in the past including Chicken Street Gyro, and Baklava. One of the guests at the restaurant was very talkative and mentioned that they make really good burgers (daily special). If you're feeling adventurous, you can always build your own bowl or build your own platter. Parking is a bit complex. Enter the parking lot from the right of the restaurant to park close otherwise you'll see Do Not Enter signs preventing you from entry. If you love Mediterranean food or just want something fast, fresh, and a little different from the usual, Zina's is absolutely worth a stop. I'm already planning to go back and trying baklava cheesecake. If you love Zina's, check out other establishments by the same owner - Chicken Ranch next door and Market on Lee.

    Delicious, quick Greek street food! I ordered lunch from Zina on Doordash and was pleasantly…read moresurprised by the food quality and taste. The build-your-own bowl was pretty expensive at $19 with lamb meat, luckily the size was okay. Of course it would have been cheaper had I gone in-store. Feta cheese and kalamata olives were extra, but I had those at home, so I didn't add them. There was a good amount of lamb meat in the bowl and the pita was huge. I got the tzatziki yogurt sauce, as well as the Zina vinaigrette. The vinaigrette is thicker than one would expect, and garlicky, but I enjoyed it. The lamb wasn't especially seasoned, but it was good. Overall solid lunch choice, and I have leftovers for dinner.

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    Greek Village Grille

    Greek Village Grille

    3.7
    (215 reviews)
    4.1 mi
    $

    Greek Village Grille is a taverna with Santorini spirit - cobblestone and blue accents. My friend…read morediscovered this littlest cafe when looking for book club meetup location. This month we read a book about Corfu (Greek Island). And so, this grille was the perfect backdrop. AMBIANCE: Casual destination with simple Greek decor. The grille is like a little diner with only a few tables for dining in - 4 tables of 4. Most guests ordered food to go. Our party of six rearranged some tables, and had a fine time. Our entire feast didn't all fit on the table. So I wouldn't necessarily recommend this place for group dining, maybe just parties of 2 for ultimate comfort. MENU: The menu online doesn't reflect the current menu. Some entree options were removed. I included images of the current menu. The current menu is Cheesecake Factory-long. The menu features a lot of Greek dishes that I haven't experienced at the local restaurants and festivals. I was excited to try them all! Our table ordered quite a variety: Greek Salad ($11), Horiatiki Salad ($11), American Gyro ($9.50), Pantzaria ($6), Tri-Dip Platter ($20), Baklava Cheesecake ($7.50), Dolmades ($6), Skordalia ($7), Baklava ($2), Avgolemono ($5), Athenian Entree ($16), Gyro Bowl ($13), and and more. We had an entire feast. I can share impression about the dishes I've shared or had all to myself. Pantazaria, Beet Salad, had the most perfectly prepared beets but a small serving. Skordalia, garlic potato spread, was an interesting concoction of potato, vinegar, and garlic. Dolmades aka stuffed grape leaves were pretty delicious, perfectly actually. Athenian platter contained the most delicious lamb, but rice wasn't a hit for me. It seemed not fully prepared. Perhaps it is as intended. Real lamb from vertical spit is used. Baklava cheesecake was part baklava (top part) and cheesecake (bottom part). I liked this division. My friend who shared the cheesecake with me wishes she could get both in one bite which is impossible. My friends bragged about Avgolemono, which is lemon soup. The grille doesn't have alcohol, so we ordered soft drinks and water. The restaurant ran out of bottled water. Oh, and if you're dining in, there are no public restrooms. Keep that in mind before visiting. SERVICE: The service is quick and friendly. I wouldn't call it overly inviting. It was pretty efficient considering the size of our order. Part of our order was wrong, we were missing pita side order and dips. There is no table side service, order at the counter. CATERING: The grille offers a pretty extensive catering menu. It's the only way you can try some dishes like Mousaka, Greek eggplant dish. PARKING: Onsite parking is not available. Street parking is available in the areas. Make sure to use meters when not free (weekends). If you're looking for Authentic cuisine and menu items you haven't tried elsewhere, consider this taverna. I'd recommend it for takeout food or dining (just the two of you).

    We got carry out from Greek Village and everything was just fantastic. They have a tofu gyro which…read moremade me so happy, it's hard to find and it was delicious. My husband had the regular gyro and he also loved it. The grape leaves were delicious as well, will order from here again for sure!

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    Astoria Cafe & Market

    Astoria Cafe & Market

    4.5
    (401 reviews)
    3.1 mi
    $$

    Astoria Cafe & Market is my go-to spot for brunch. It's always consistent, the environment is…read morelively but still relaxed, and the staff is great. They've even remembered me, which always makes the experience feel a little more personal. One of my favorite things there is the espresso martini. I don't drink vodka, and they're always willing to sub it out without hesitation and still make it taste amazing. Hands down, one of the best espresso martinis in the city, done my way. Definitely a spot I keep coming back to.

    What a delight! This stop was one I am incredibly familiar with (they are my neighbor) but never…read morepopped in to check out, and I am glad I did! It is without a doubt that this restaurant is very well done, with a clean/refined/comfortable atmosphere. Catering to all points of the day, it can accommodate ladies brunch to an anniversary dinner without having to change a thing. The service is also INCREDIBLE. The kindest people you could want taking care of you, they do not hover and yet know exactly when to pop in to make sure food and drink are flowing. And let's talk about this food and drink. Now I completely believe some things may be down to preference and tastes (the menu does have some twists as the complexity of each dish is admirable) but I can highly recommend whatever you land on as they do craft exceptional seasonal dishes.

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    Taza A Lebanese Grill

    Taza A Lebanese Grill

    4.4
    (593 reviews)
    4.4 mi
    $$

    Wowzers. We dropped in for a late lunch on a Sunday after hitting the Science Center. Our…read morearrival coincided with the end of what looked like a significant private event in the dining room, so it was a little weird at first. But once things were sorted out we were seated and ordered some drinks and the kibbie appetizer (which was glorious!) We decided to share a double grill platter to try some different selections and not overeat, this was ideal and we were very happy with our choices. The food was fantastic and the service was excellent. Clearly this place deserves the reviews.

    While the food was pretty good, the wait time for a pickup order was quite atrocious! I ordered…read moreahead and arrived at pickup time, but I waited for over forty minutes before my single entree (mujadara) was ready. There were several staff members moving in and out of the waiting area, but only one asked me about my order and reassured me that it would be coming out shortly twice, though I still ended up waiting 20+ minutes after these reassurances. To be fair, this restaurant is within walking distance of the convention center, and several conference attendees grabbed lunch here that day, but I was hoping that ordering ahead could mitigate some of the wait time. Some fellow conference attendees also noted the extremely long wait time for their sit-down meals: several of them had to immediately take their food to go once it arrived to make it back to the convention center, despite the two-hour lunch break we had. As for the food, the mujadara was pretty yummy! I enjoyed the fried onions on top, though they were pretty limp and soggy by the time I could eat it. The lentils were a bit on the hard side, and the side of pickled turnips I ordered was pretty small but added to the meal. I did really enjoy the pillowy pita that was included, and the sumac olive oil dip was pretty good as well.

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