As usual, this place is amazing. Today I decided to have my usual three falafel with a side of…read morehummus instead of yogurt sauce and a lamb burger with fries. Sometimes I get salad instead of fries, but today was that kind of day. The falafel is fresh perfectly fried extremely tasty. The hummus is their usual high-quality homemade version. Lamberger came out piping hot, juicy on a fresh bun and the fries are delicious. I also ordered an unsweetened iced tea and that came out just fine exactly the way I like it ice cold. Even though I sat outside and it's a bit noisy here and a bit hot. I really don't care because I do love this place. If something goes wrong here, make sure to tell them right away and they'll fix it. They're very good. Finally, let me just say how much I appreciate the consistency on your Quality as well as the freshness of their ingredients at all times. As usual, highly recommended!

While in the area I craved authentic Turkish food. A quick search on our fav app and several spots…read morecame up. It was a tough decision between three places nearby and I chose Tazza. I'd hate to go against the many great reviews, but I wasn't impressed with the Turkish dishes. Firstly the name is deceiving. It should be called "Tazza Turkish, Mediterranean, Greek, Italian and other international food". And yes, I know I should've picked up on that bit of knowledge from viewing the menu - I get it. On the food - the hummus and tzatziki apps were good , except the pita bread were just reheated pitas found at the local Publix. The coconut shrimps were not coconut. The mixed grill was ok. Lastly the kunefe was eh.. The Turkish coffee was good. Overall not impressed with the Turkish food. It wasn't terrible just not as authentic as I expected. And quite overpriced

So delicious! Our favorite Mediterranean spot in town! I love their platters and their new…read morerenovations.

Such a wonderful find! It is very difficult to locate so do not get deterred. It's on the bottom…read moreof an office building in a weird tucked away non-descript spot. Once you're inside, you're transported to the most wonderful little hole in the wall. We were greeted by a stylish mom and a daughter. Everything we ordered was delicious and homemade. As a vegetarian, I was in heaven with a sampler plate. I love eating this way! Very very happy to have found this sweet spot.

What a pleasant surprise! This cozy restaurant was clean,…read morestaff were welcoming, kind and hospitable. The food was absolutely delicious! The server brought us a crispy freshly baked bread and unique sun-dried tomatoes, herbs and olive oil dip. The home made bread was superb. I had the Chicken Guvech- it was full of flavor, juicy, and the chicken was seasoned to perfection! My husband had the grouper fish and chips with a generous piece of breaded fish that was crispy, flaky and light in flavor. The accompanying coleslaw was just perfect! My husband is very picky about coleslaw and he loved it! Gokhan was our server. He was phenomenal! Very kind, friendly, patient and accommodating. We found our "go-to" Mediterranean restaurant and will be definitely going back!

The food was actually quite good. I had placed a to-go order that was pretty large and sat in my…read morecar waiting outside. There was a mistake with my order not being put in and so I ended up waiting a long time. I went back in to check and they were extremely apologetic and such. The food was delish so I would go back. Inside its pretty basic casual. It's no fancy place.

Great food, Not fancy ... just Great food…read more We had the sampler platter, very good. The Baba Ghanoush, excellent! We'll be back! Thank guys!

Second time here. Not sure why we haven't been back ( it's…read morebeen almost 6 years) Good Stuff. We had the vegetarian Platter and the Fish Platter. The vegetarian Platter was awesome. The Baba-Ghanoush is SUPER! I was definitely not a fan of the fish Platter. A little too fishy for my liking. All in all, good food, good service. We'll be back!

I'm a huge lover of Mediterranean food, so I was very surprised to have never stumbled across by…read moreByblos before! A very cute space close to Bayshore and gives all the Mediterranean vibes. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. In the spirit of expanding our culinary pallet, we ordered two apps that were new to us. The Kebbeh was very good - i'd say similar to a meat hush puppy? Krispy on the outside and flavorful on the inside. The Baba Ganju was different than what I was expecting and not something I personally liked (not any fault to the dish, I'm just a texture person). The chicken shawarma and gyro platter (it's a platter at dinner) were FANTASTIC! Seriously, so much flavor, fresh, the meat was not overly cooked. Everything tasted very fresh and we seriously had no complaints!! We also ordered a side of Batata, which are sort of crispy potato cubes with chili flakes + garlic - so good! I will say when we got there, there was a mishap and we waited over 20 minutes to be greeted and introduced to our server after we sat down. Once our server realized we were in her section, the rest of our service was amazing! I think that was just a one off fluke, and I would not let it negatively impact my experience.

I went here for a family dinner over the holidays. While I think the restaurant is beautiful and…read morecozy inside and the wait staff is amazing, I thought the food was unfortunately nothing special, which seemed the general consensus of my family. I got the chicken shawarma and it's served deconstructed (as in you get the meat, veggies, and hummus all separate with pita to make it yourself) and the chicken was really lacking flavor. My brother got the chicken kebab and also thought the chicken was bland. My girlfriend got the gyro (also served deconstructed) and we both thought it was the best dish but also nothing special. In terms of parking, there is no parking lot. There is some free street parking but it is limited.

Been dying to try this and I'm so glad I finally did! We made a reservation for a Saturday night…read moredinner. It is a very lively atmosphere inside, with guest chatter and warm lighting taking over the space beautifully. There are a few tables outside as well. Our server was prompt and helpful. We ordered the lavas and the appetizer sampler. Definitely recommend! My fiance and I split the mix grill for two. We figured it was the best way to try all the different items at a decent price. Our favorites by far were the lamb & chicken sis kebaps.

Park Ave in Winter Park usually means tricky parking and higher prices, so I was wary when my…read morefriend chose Bosphorous to celebrate her new job after loving it on her first visit last month. However, it turned out to be a flavorful, shareable Turkish dining experience that was well worth the money even though I'm very much A Poor.   The must-order for the table on each visit is the Lavas ($6), a baked to order hollow bread that has a taste akin to a pita but arrives "puffed up" and has a light, airy taste to it (we ended up ordering two, we liked it with our dips so much).   We ordered the Select Two Appetizer ($12) to dip our Lavas in, and chose the Cold Cucumber Dip and the Muhammara (a puree of red peppers, walnuts, garlic, olive oil, and pomegranate molasses) as our two.   To drink, I ordered the Old-Fashioned Turk ($15), an old-fashioned but with house-made Turkish fig bitters and cherry juice, which gave it a distinctive, almost spicy(?) taste.   Though some items are pricier than others, it's possible to eat here affordably if 2-3 people are splitting a few appetizers and an entree. There were three of us that night, but for our entrée we ordered the Mixed Grill Dinner for Two ($54). Despite the name, this huge plate of meats was more than enough for the three of us to split. The meats consisted of Beef Kebap, Chicken, and Lamb, and was served over rice and came with a side of something similar to tzatziki dip.   Parking can be an issue depending on when you go (it's situated right on Park Ave in Winter Park), but there are street lots across the street about a 5 minute walk away, and street parking along neighboring side streets.   Because of the price, this is definitely more of a special occasion restaurant for me than something casual, but you get a good amount of food for the price, with good atmosphere and even better service, so I'd definitely return again.

We stopped in on Mother's Day after church because we saw the "Open" sign. They were very…read moreaccommodating even though it was a holiday. My husband and I tried the Tangines since I had never had one and it is one of their specialties. Oh My! They were both fabulous. Tangine is a Moroccan style of roasting meat, vegetables and even bits of fruit in a inverted funnel-shaped pot with a unique blend of Mediterranean spices. I had the steak and my husband had the lamb. They use only organic and heirloom vegetables and make all their recipes authentically from scratch. You can tell when you taste it. It was fun to taste each morsel. There were peppers, carrots, mushroom, green olives, Greek olives, walnuts, tomatoes, feta cheese and tiny bits of mango all on a luscious curry and greek/Mediterranean sauce over orzo pasta. There is also other intriguing things to try on their standard menu as well as Greek favorites, appetizers such as saganaki and vegetarian options. (Wish I had taken a photo of the menu. I definitely can't wait to go back) The hostess also mentioned they offer cooking classes which I want to try as well. Dessert offered was homemade Gelato. Salted caramel and coconut (as well as homemade vanilla) were excellent. I bet they rotate those flavors from time to time. Comfy seating. Pleasant atmosphere. Authentically made food. I hope they succeed as I think everyone should give them a try. Hours are currently limited to 3 days on weekend. I do wish they would consider more...like maybe a mini "lunch" menu with gyro sandwiches and maybe Greek soups through the week?! (Not offered/just a suggestion!)

We go there fairly often. Always great food and the service is good. Very pleasant atmosphere and…read moreour server is always friendly and makes great suggestions. We have always enjoyed our meal, and it's very relaxing!

This is the best food I've had in a long time--fresh, flavorful, and made with real care! Great…read moreprice The flavors are bold, authentic, and absolutely addictive. Good food, good mood... highly recommend...must try

Kinda disappointed…read more I've had many Mediterranean places, especially in Dearborn, MI. And I've never had Mediterranean food taste like this... Ordered to go- chicken breast and fattoush salad Fattoush salad - hella disappointed. I've never been to a place that put the dressing on salad for a to go order? It's normal to put sauce on side and we mix it when we get home. Came home and opened up a soggy salad! Waste of money Chicken breast - chicken kinda dry, rice was seasoning with either cinnamon, all spice, or star anise. I can't quite pin point it. However I've never had my rice in this way. And $20 for this portion? Crazy. Won't be coming back

Stopped here for a snack while at Disney. Ordered the stone-baked Moroccan bread and it was…read moredelicious. It came with three different sauces which were all great. I would definitely come back.

This restaurant is located in Epcot along the row of countries with cultural exhibitions and food…read more When I saw there was Moroccan, I was excited because I love Moroccan food. It's more like a cafe than an actual restaurant. You enter, then order at a cash register, and then proceed down a buffet line to pick up what you ordered. Drinks are at the end. Then you find a small table inside or outside. Prices are very reasonable but the selection is quite limited. When I was there in March 2026 there was a chicken wrap, a lamb wrap, and a falafel. I got the chicken wrap which come sin a flatbread because I make a good falafel at home and I am not a big lamb fan. The wrap was ok, maybe a bit small for $6.25. The chicken tasted like smoked chicken you could get at a BBQ restaurant. The wrap had some cucumbers and tomatoes, and some kind of tadziki sauce or something. It was not bad, just not the "wow" that I hoped for. If I returned, I probably would try either the falafel and talk the wife into getting the lamb so I could have a bite.