Great Turkish food Great lunch value…read moreGreat people working here. Far from where I live But worth the trip- as the experience is- A treat!

We decided to visit this place mid week and once we arrived we did not find a soul sitting…read moreanywhere. Somewhat suspicious. We checked and they were open. So, we changed our plans and decided to do a take out order instead. We selected the Mixed Grill Platter which would allow us to try a variety of the meats. Once we got home, we opened the the packaging and started sampling. Everything tasted ok. But I must say, for the price we paid, I was looking for more. More flavor, more tender meats, more quantity. Just more. Again, it wasn't bad, but not the best. And the pricing was quite high.

The food was perfect and the waitresses were wonderful. The ambiance was good too I had the…read morechicken kebab and it was very tender and tasty. The appetizer tray. Was unbelievable with a variety of every appetizer on the menu in small amounts.

We had a reservation so we were seated pretty quickly. There was a long line so I would definitely…read morerecommend getting reservations. Initially, the service was slow, and I'm not sure if it was because of how busy it was. We got our water quick but drinks and pita took a good 10minutes. It's not a quiet place, as they are busy, but worth the wait and trying the food. We ordered the Beirut platter and a mixed kabob platter. Both were portioned for 1 person each and it was so delicious. I would recommend!! We also tried the baklava, which was perfect in every bite. It wasn't super sweet or dry.

Such a great family restaurant. We look forward to having lunch there once a month when we're in…read moreNaples. Love their food! Today I had the lemon orzo soup along with lamb shawarma! Delish and just perfect for lunch. Dave had the same but got Greek Salad instead of soup. We got to watch the owner/chef carve the lamb on the spit. To top it off they have the best iced tea . We opted to split a serving of their creamy delicious rice pudding. Just perfect to end our meal.

We stop here once a month. It's the best Greek restaurant…read morein the area. Our favorite lunch is the lamb Shawarma sandwich special ($15.99) with Greek salad and ice tea (5 star best). We top it off with a rice pudding shared. Always friendly, it's a family restaurant we have enjoyed when visiting North Naples

We visited Monday after Mother's Day, was a bit quite. But the food was truly wonderful and came…read moreout fast. Service was good overall. Casual place. Not fancy, but nice. Clean.

Super tasty food. The menu is very authentic. Only issue is the owner will not allow outside wine…read moreto be brought in so no cockage fee. He tells us it is his liquor license. We do not believe that at all.

If you're looking for authentic Greek food made with real care, To Spiti is an absolute gem. What…read moremakes this place special isn't just the authenticity of the food it's the people behind it. The owners are also the chefs and the ones running the restaurant day-to-day, and you can taste the pride and authenticity in every bite. The food is incredible. Fresh ingredients, bold flavors, and many items imported directly from Greece give the dishes a truly authentic taste that's hard to find. My plate was packed with perfectly seasoned gyro meat, a fresh Greek salad with feta and olives, warm pita, and a delicious side that tied everything together. Simple food done the right way flavorful, fresh, and satisfying. The atmosphere is casual which keeps cost down but don't let that fool you. This place delivers the kind of quality and authenticity you'd expect from a beloved New York style Greek mom and pop establishment. The service is warm and genuine, and you can tell the owners truly care about their customers and the food they serve. If you appreciate authentic cuisine and want to support a hardworking family run restaurant where the owners are actually in the kitchen cooking your meal, To Spiti is a must visit. I'm absolutely a regular, they never disappoint! * Best lamb Gyro I've ever had!!!!! Truly the star of the show!

If you are looking for some authentic Greek food, this is the place! Yes, you will find some of…read moreyour typical Greek fare on the menu. However, if you look a bit closer there is one item in particular that is hard to find ... Yemista. What are they? Well, generally speaking, Yemista can be any kind of vegetable that can be stuffed (usually with rice, sometimes with ground beef, and other spices). In this case they stuff green peppers. And why don't we see them more often on Greek menus? Because they are very labor intensive to make. So for me, that was a big draw to check this place out. And it did not disappoint. The Yemista were SO delicious. We instantly needed to order a second portion. Yes ... they were that good! But wait, there is more. We paired the Yemista with another item on the menu, the Whole Chicken Leg which is oven roasted with potatoes. The chicken was SO tender it fell off the bone, and the potatoes were equally tasty with the fragrance of lemon permeating throughout the entire dish. The service was great also! Miss Anna took care of us very well making sure we had everything we needed. We are looking forward to coming back!

Picked up a lunch order for a falafel wrap and side salad…read more Quick and easy. Wrap was amazing, solid falafel.

Our second trip to Simit this week. The first time was me and my husband on Christmas Eve day for…read morelunch after finishing our shopping. We got the dip trio of beetroot humus, the pepper dip and baba ganoush with pita bread. Service was very polite and our waiter was very patient with explaining things and helping with our decisions. I got the felafel. My husband got the mahi salad. They might have been the best felafel I've ever had and my husband got the mahi salad. The fish was cooked perfectly. Our second trip I got a bowl with felafel, my husband got a wrap and my sister got a salad. Again everything was very good, healthy and tasty. Our only negative was the Choclava which was mushy and wet instead of flaky and crispy. Rest room was clean and handicapped accessible. We sat outside both times.

Have dined many times, always satisfied with service and quality of food served, portions are…read moregenerous. Will always stop when in the area. Thanks!

I have never experienced gyro like this place in my life ! Not good. Would not go back. Overpriced…read morein my opinion.

The mixed kebab was very juicy, smoky, and flavorful. The hummus as well was creamy and delicious…read moreand the bread was fresh

I felt like I was dining at a the home of a free family and grandma was preparing the soup and…read morelamb. The service was excellent from both waiters. The lemon chicken soup was A+, and the chicken and lamb we had was also great. My Greek salad dressing was fresh and the dressing was off the charts. We ate there for the first time on Tuesday and literally went back the next day to get chicken lemon soup for our neighbor: it was that good!

Guys, The pita…read moreneeds to be toasted or made differently... comes out every time like it was pulled from a plastic bag of pita purchased from the grocery store... with some salty spices sprinkled on. And the other food is so heavy salted as opposed to flavorful and quality. Why everyone raves about the food- it has serious quality issues- I promise. I hope someone from restaurant reads this and knows that I am telling the truth. You could absolutely change a couple things and be actually top notch. The soup is inedible due to salt and if you made your pitas with love ---- would really elevate your offerings!

Naples, FL WOW!!!! We agreed that this is our favorite…read moredinner of the trip...and we've had some good ones! The decor sets you in a little slice of Greece and is simple yet elegant. First off..Emily and Alex greeted us like family when we got there and made us feel welcome (the Saganaki was amazing, the best we've ever had...thank you!). We began with an appetizer called Dolmades, which we have had before at another Greek restaurant, these were in a totally different ballpark though with a Lemanto sauce that was out of this world delicious, and Dolmades are hand rolled grape leaves filled with a beef and rice mixture and covered with the Lemanto sauce (a tangy egg/lemon sauce)...as amazing as these were I knew we were in for a great night! Emily and Alex then sent out a Saganaki for us to enjoy and get the chance to yell "Opa!" The Saganaki is (and this is straight from the menu cause I actually had no idea) an Imported Kefalograviera Cheese (goat and sheep milk) that is flambeed table side and everyone celebrates by yelling "OPA!" when it gets lit....also, the best we've ever had! Terri ordered the Chicken Souvlakia. For those who ask "What's that?" I'll tell you....It's Chicken marinated in Greek seasonings, skewered and char-broiled and comes with pita and a creamy Greek dressing for dipping, and a side of lemon roasted oregano potatoes. She said everything was amazing and she even tried (and liked) the creamy Greek dressing! If you know Terri, "if its not Thousand Island get it away from me" is the norm...so this shocked me. I ordered the Lamb Shank, which is something I have never had before...I've heard that Lamb can be " gamey" so it's generally something I'll shy away from. But watching the episode of TripleD where they featured this dish I was confident that these folks know what they're doing with a Lamb Shank..and am I ever glad that I did...their preparation for this dish pretty much ensures that the gamieness that you may expect isn't going to be a problem. They slowly braise it with vegetables, red wine, and other fresh herbs...the result is a beef so tender that it literally is fall off the bone! It reminds me of a roast my Grandma used to make but a richer and more depth of flavor beef. It was simply amazing! It's served over a bed of Mykonos style orzo (a Greek style of pasta cooked risotto style with a tomato base that at first glance looks like rice but its a pasta)...then they finish it with lamb gravy and parmesan. And it is fantastic!!!!! Thank you to Emily, Alex and their entire team that really treated us like we'd known them for years...we didn't find out about Mykonos Kuzina until we were headed back home from vacation last year and were totally bummed that we'd missed out on getting to their place. From the day we got home last year I started planning on stopping by their place ... it was the first place on my list of stops we had to make. Sometimes you get an idea or concept in your mind and you make expectations that cannot be met...I was a bit nervous that maybe I had done that myself here but I'm happy to say that Mykonos Kuzina, Emily and Alex and their entire team not only met but exceeded my expectations....Thank You!

We came to Celebration Food Truck Park for a quick dinner before leaving for the airport to end our…read moreWinter vacation. It was the Monday after the New Year and every other food truck except one was closed, so Gyros2Go was mobbed and the guys inside were working like fiends. Our order took about 45 minutes to be complete and the items with chicken or lamb gyros were overcooked and mediocre. I'm pretty sure that what happened is the huge demand prevented the meat being shaved from the rotisserie from being adequately cooked on the surface. I could see that the cook was then taking the shaved meat and finishing it on a flat top griddle where it was chopped and burned up. When it was served it was then dry little meat bits. Ick! Our plain Greek salads were good but french fries were not fried long enough (probably rushed out of the fryer). All in all it was a disappointment.

Food was very good here and service was also excellent…read more First time trying this and from previous pictures and the menu, I knew what I was getting. Greek fries are a MUST. They are very good and they taste like they have a Greek dry rub on them, yet they're not too salty. Very good. I also ordered the Falafel platter and it was super tasty. Super crunchy outside and soft on the inside- served with hummus, tazaki, and feta! For dessert I tried the baklava. This was okay. The taste was great but I am used to baklava having a drizzle of honey on it and this seemed to have a very thin liquid on it, almost like water. Overall 4/5 though and I would come back!