Wow... good food, and extremely helpful and friendly owners and staff…read more I was in Springfield looking at a kitten to adopt, and after I left there... I was hungry. I had seen some reviews on another site for Shalosh, and had to try it. Not disappointed... very happy I went. The smoked pulled Lamb plate I had was very good. The hummus was some of the best I have ever had. Rice was good, salad was good, and the lamb was tender and smoky. I was also given a hot pita (I asked if they made them in house, and no... they have them specially made by another business)... and it was good, although it was the type of pita that can be tough and chewy after it cools off. But still tasty. When I am in the area, Public House / Shalosh will definitely be an option for some good food.

Fresh, healthy, and lots of flavor in multitudes of variety that you will only get from a…read moreMediterranean restaurant. Nice change up when looking for something not so heavy.

I DoorDashed two pitas, chicken and falafel…read more I don't know if they were representative, but they were both fairly gross. The sauce on the falafel pita was super weird, like something I've never had, and I've eaten plenty of falafel sandwiches, and the falafel was cold (I dug one out to see if I wanted to eat just the falafel). I threw the falafel pita away...did not eat it because it was so gross. It was kinda bizarre how much sauce they put on it...see pic. Not only unappetizing (the sauce), but overall gross in appearance, especially being in such quantity. I can't recall ever throwing away a falafel pita, but this was really gnarly. So...the worst falafel sandwich I've ever had. I can think of one in Tucson that would be competition for worst ever, but I did choke that one down. I ate the chicken pita but did not enjoy it. The place was in significant disarray, didn't seem clean...an overall bad vibe for a Saturday afternoon. I regret going there, but it had good reviews. Sorry.

Very casual but I kept in mind they are know for catering…read more Be patient while waiting they won't forget you. We chose to have our food as take out. When we got home the smells were crawling out of the bag, we could not be happier. Kudos on the food ambience is lacking.

Great new space. Enjoyed the lunch menu especially the new brussel sprouts…read more Check your receipt because we were overcharged!

I am sad after stopping in. About 26 minutes total is how long I stayed…read more I am a first timer, was seated politely & ordered quickly. I was excited for the soup which came out flavorless, salt and pepper did nothing. They were happy to take it off the bill, something I really appreciated. (Though it was +$4 with my meal and they had it as a separate item for $7.) My hummus and pita came out-delicious! Glorious. Truly some tasty hummus. The pita was soft and fluffy-it saved the whole mood. My pita was nothing to write home about, bland chicken in my opinion but maybe that's how they're served? Again, I'm a first timer. I decided to give half the pita a go, but gave up after my water glass sat on the corner of the table unfilled while the staff chatted in the back. There were a total of 2 people who needed attention besides myself at the time. I hope they leave happier than I did. I took my remaining food to hopefully feed a person outside. Lesson learned. 2 stars for the hummus.

Wow.... awesome Gyro, loaded with meat and veggies! Tasty tatziki sauce too! Pita was soft and…read moreyummy! Price was great too, compared to other places! The young man behind the counter was friendly, and very helpful. I have tried gyros in two other restaurants in Eugene, and was not impressed... I will only come to Albee's now. Highly recommended if you like Greek / Mediterranean food!

Better than expected place for gyros and other Mediterranean food in Eugene. It basically is a…read moreplace for takeout, but outside there's a few tables. Albee's has a couple locations, including this one west of downtown. Looks pretty basic and it is. They have the classic favorite including the standard gyros, and falafel among the other pitas. A pretty quiet location compared to the stuff going on downtown. It's in more of a residential area it seems. The majority of the customers are probably in the neighborhood around this. Has the basics. It's about $7 for the Falafel Pita. Each of us got one. This comes with banana peppers, black olives, feta which I left off, lettuce, onions, and tomatoes. Good place with more than only gyros. It's located on 11th Avenue at Lawrence. The falafel is one option for vegetarians.

Food was good, not amazing. The flavors were reminiscent of a McCormick grill mates seasoning. The…read moretaziki was bland. The garlic sauce was my favorite part by far. The fries were so overly seasoned we could only eat a few. I did the steak wrap and the meat was a bad cut and super chewy so I dumped out half of it. My husband did the bowl with steak and said it was good. Probably wouldn't come back but didn't hate it. The staff member was very stiff and more concerned with his cell phone. We ate at the little outside area the wine lab offers and it was pleasant.

I wandered over here on one of my designated solo dates (my partner isn't a big fan of…read moreMediterranean food so I tend to take advantage on Take Your Own Ass Out Tuesday) and it exceeded my expectations! I ordered the Umami bowl with roasted lamb and mushrooms since I was feeling hangry. The meat and mushrooms were marinated perfectly and so juicy and flavorful, rice was seasoned well and fluffy, the tomatoes and cucumber were cold and crunchy, sauce was saucy and tasty! Love love loved it and I will be here next TYOAO Tuesday.

The older lady was quite rude when she was taking our order. There was no line and the guy in the…read morehat saw us but didn't come to help so my husband went over to the counter and rang the bell and the guy looked up but didn't come help.

Had the gyro plate. Rice was stale and crunchy. Gyro meat was good but small portion. Would never…read morego back.

My wife and I stopped by for lunch twice during our stay in Eugene. The Cafe Agora team were polite…read moreand our food was ready in about 10 minutes each time. Cafe Agora throws down some of the best Mediterranean food. Their food is well seasoned and a "healthier" option than some heavier offerings in Eugene, which was perfect for a pre-Eugene Marathon carb load. The plaza has ample seating and a relaxed vibe. We visited in late April and the weather was lovely.

Falafel pita sandwich with side salad was good…read more Page says they're closed today, but they were open. Guy working the register was new, so that slowed things down a bit. But, sandwich was good!

Great food, great service. Nice place for date night or dining with friends you can have a quiet…read moreconversation with. Spendy but nice.

The service was inattentive at times and it was a bit confusing who was serving us. Overall, the…read morefood was good, but I didn't find many options interesting. The music was a little too loud.

Food quality was much less than expected. Soggy spanikopita! The Greek salad was mostly lettuce,…read morehardly any of the normal vegetables, hardly any feta. The menu looked good, but it was sorely lacking.

Yum. Not sure why it took me so long to try this place! I checked their health score online and it…read morewas 100! Small but clean, efficient, and friendly location. I ordered a falafel salad and garlic fries. The fries were the bomb! Crispy, hot, and flavorful- they didn't make it home in my to go order. The salad was really good and fresh with plenty of tzatziki for all components. I'm not super experienced with falafel so unsure how it compares with others, but I thought it was really good. Can't wait to go back!

Classic Soriah evening! Food was perfect, vino was perfect and ambiance was as well. Establishment…read morewas spotless and staff most friendly. Worth the stop when in the area.

Celebrated our 28th anniversary on the 3rd of January! Great food and great service! After an 8 yr…read morehiatus in Texas, this was a delight!