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    Grape Leaf

    4.3 (83 reviews)
    ModerateGreek, Mediterranean
    Closed 12:00 pm - 6:00 PM

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    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Chicken Gyro & Extra Crispy Sweet Potato Fries...So Good..!
    Paul S.

    I Love, Love, Love Grape Vine. This is a very nice family run business. The Owners Phillip & Jill are good people. Check Out my photos. The food is so good. Prices are right on for the Newton Highlands area, pretty affordable. The Grape Leaf is clean, staff is nice and helpful. Everything on the menu is incredible. My personal favorites are the Sweet Potato Fries. Ask for them "Extra Crispy". I also really like the chicken Gyros, Salads & the Homemade Greek Yogurt is amazing. Grape Vine is also Wheelchair accessible "No Power Door" but someone will open it for you. They do take Credit Cards as well. Eating here, you will not be disappointed.

    Pastistio--pastistNO
    Anthony C.

    Despite the vertical rotisseries on display, the lamb gyro I ordered looked and tasted like boiled meat. It resembled nothing like I would expect to come off a rotisserie. The meat was floppy like a roast beef. Definitely would not try that again. Their hand cut pita chips appear to be deep fried and improperly seasoned. Some pieces were coated in salt and some pieces had no salt at all. They were crunchy on the outside but then spongy and dripping oil which typically means the oil was not hot enough. I had also ordered a pastitsio which to my dismay when I got home, looked like it was leftovers from last month. The top was a displeasing grey brown color and was dry with an odd aroma. Pretty much no béchamel sauce. See sad photo. I rarely ever throw away food but unfortunately I threw it out because I was worried about getting sick, especially with that pastistio. Terribly disappointing.

    Robert G.

    I was excited to hear that a new Greek restaurant was opening in Newton Highlands because it is my favorite kind of food. They had a grand opening a week ago Saturday (that we missed) so my first trip was last Tuesday. My wife and I were offered samples of the chicken and pork it was awesome! We decided to get the chicken kabob Gyro with Home made pita and tzatziki and a side of rice pilaf. It was delicious to put it mildly. Fresh and yummy! I highly recommend eating here. We have been back a few times since our first visit !

    Grape Leaf in Newton has outdoor dining, socially distanced.

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    The food is veey good and the service is great. Highly recommend you check this new place out!

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    Bar Vlaha - Paidakia Tray

    Bar Vlaha

    4.4(185 reviews)
    3.8 mi

    Lemon Chicken Pie (10/10): This was their special pie of the day. I'm sure their other pies are…read moredelicious as well. The chicken was amazingly tender. The tartness of the lemon was balanced perfectly with the savory elements of the dish. The homemade phyllo dough is to die for. Baked to a perfect crisp, and full of bready aromas. Tsoureki (9/10): This sweet bread was also amazing. The whipped cream was delicious and tasted homemade. The maple yogurt was also delicious, adding just the right amount of acidity to cut through the sweetness of the dish. Breakfast Hilopites (7/10): Very unique dish. Our waitress described it as a "breakfast carbonara." The sausage was the best part of this dish. The pasta was tasty as well. Saganaki (3.5/10): The fried cheese is way too greasy. It comes in the pan, so there's a pool of grease still at the bottom. We had this dish last, and it felt like a bad way to finish the meal. The cheese itself was delicious (the nuts too), but the dish still lacked something to cut through the grease. Loukanikopita (8/10): The sausage was really good. All their phyllo dishes are awesome. The yogurt was good as well. Hortopita (7.5/10): Also a great phyllo dish. Yogurt was great. Loved the addition of dill. Souvla & Eggs (8/10): Lamb was very tender. Cooked and seasoned well. I think it was a tad too salty, though. The salad was light and refreshing, with a nice touch of acidity. Strapatsada (7/10): Solid dish. Not a must-order, but I did enjoy all the flavors and textures melding together. The sourdough was solid. We also had the Vlacha Cola, which was crisp and refreshing. Service is very friendly. I would definitely come back. I would say it's better than their sister restaurant, Krasi.

    Bar Vlaha had some really good parts and a few misses for me. The potatoes had no flavor, so that…read morewas the weakest dish of what I tried. The beef cheek, on the other hand, had a mild but good taste, and the meat was very, very tender. The 6-dip spread was a fun experience and probably one of the more memorable things to order if you are with other people. The feta was definitely the best dip by far, while the others were okay. One thing to keep in mind is that you have to order bread separately, which is worth knowing before you commit to the dips. Overall, I still enjoyed the meal, but it felt a little mixed. There are some dishes I would gladly get again, and others I would skip.

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    Nzuko Restaurant - From the Mediterranean

    Nzuko Restaurant

    4.6(148 reviews)
    3.3 mi
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    The food is good in general, but $42 for the lamb shank and $15 for the key lime pie is a little…read moreover priced consider the location it is at. The cocktail is $18, and $20 if double shot. This price range is more close to the city price range. The lamb shank is flavorful, the salad that comes with it is fresh and the dressing is on the sour side, which is appetizing. The conch fritter came out hot and the batter is nice and not greasy. The ambiance is ok, with some jazz music playing in the background. The service is also ok, not extra friendly nor attentive; everyone was just doing their job.

    I was drawn to this place by the unique blend of Mediterranean and Caribbean menu, and I was not…read moredisappointed. I appreciated how much this place leans into both cultures from decor showcases both cultures to their balanced menu featuring dishes from both. There is ample seating at this place and dont let the construction outside deter you because they are open. We ordered the cheese manakish to start, and this might have been my favorite dish. Balanced with two types of cheese with a light airy texture to it kept it from feeling too dense. The pita its on is crunchy and thin, and theres a drizzle of sauce, likely some form of pesto, that cuts the flavor making it a truly enjoyable dish. We also ordered the chicken kebabs and roasted jerk chicken. The kebabs were a great portion with tender chicken, some greens, and grains. I personally could have used more tzakai, but thats a personal preference. Overall though, the meal did not feel heavy and I left feeling full but not overtly stuffed which I was happy with. My husband's jerk chicken was a sizable dish. The chicken was tender and fell right off the bone, and the pilaf had a nice flavor to it. Overall we really enjoyed our meals. The service can take some time, but its a super small staff so just be patient.

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    Nzuko Restaurant - Falafel not spicy

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    Gyro City - Shawarma Rotiserrie

    Gyro City

    4.3(214 reviews)
    3.0 mi
    $$

    Delicious, quick service. The gyros are delicious, can't go wrong with chicken gyro, tzatziki, or…read morefalafel

    I like the quality of the food but it seems every time I come here they find a way to charge me…read moremore. Chicken Kebab salad is listed in the menu at $18. That's already a steep price for a salad. I ordered a greek salad with chicken souvlaki. I didn't know kebab and souvlaki were that much different... so ok.... now my salad is $24. Oh. 25% more money.. I guess it's because they're about to put a massive amount of chicken on it because that must be the portion of souvlaki to justify the price? Nope. 5 tiny chunks of grilled chicken... about 1/3 of the kebab chicken it seems. Wow. I asked for some extra feta on my $24 salad. That's $2 more. I'm now having a $26 salad. I've noticed this in the past as well. They will find any way possible to upcharge you. I skipped a drink anticipating maybe a cup was $6 and the ice another $3. Lids for $2. Straw a bargain at $1.50. I will say this. At least for $26 I got a hefty amount of veggies. Not $26 worth but by comparison, when I order or do take out the containers are tiny. I swear it's a 1/3 of the size you get in the restaurant. I would be paying $26 for 1/3 of what I got. I like the quality of the food here but they're charging sit down prices for a counter service place. The staff seems really indifferent to just charging you whatever. You want extra tzatziki with your gyro? They sell $10 tubs. Don't dare ask for a side portion. You're in for that $10 tub. Now your $18 gyro is $28 but at least you got a container of tzatziki, more than you need for the gyro. I love the food but I feel like I need to negotiate every item I order and ask the price. Any deviation and you're looking at a 30% increase. You want those fries well done? That will be another $6. I'm no longer tipping at this place. For $26 salads, the staff better have Healthcare and be making 4 times the minimum wage.

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