I went to Mandolin with my wife and I had a fantastic experience. We were looking for someone in…read moreSandy springs to support and when we found it we were blown away. The staff was friendly and helpful, the atmosphere was lovely and the music was perfect. My wife loves burgers so we heard it was fantastic and ordered it, she almost ordered 2. I had the chicken kabob and it was so juicy and flavorful. We are already making plans to come back. If you are someone who enjoys a lounge with a grown and mature crowd or just a wonderful restaurant, you need to try Mandolin Kitchen

I went here on a date many moons ago and always meant to come back. My girlfriend and I came here…read morelate night and sat at the tiny bar at the entrance. Ordered some drinks and had a bite to eat. Our bartender was very friendly and helpful with the menu items. It was a Wednesday night so very chill vibes. Perfect for catching up with a girlfriend. Very important to note, valet was $5!

Perfect Pre-Movie Meal! Great Gyros, Lemon Potatoes & Fresh Vibes…read more I stopped by The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill, and it is the perfect spot to grab a bite if you are heading to the AMC theater, Main Event, or iFLY right across the street! The food here is fantastic and tastes fresh. Their greek potatoes are absolutely great--perfectly cooked and well-seasoned with a delicious lemon flavor. I also loved their grape leaves (dolmades), which were excellent.It is a fresh little fast-food style place that gives you really good portions for your money. On top of the great food, the staff is friendly and welcoming. I will definitely be making this my go-to dining spot whenever I am hanging out around Parkway Pointe!

The food was tasty, I wish I could have tried more! I just had a Greek salad with pita and it was…read moreso tasty I even went back for more pita. The service was outstanding.

I forgot to take photos but my husband and I recently tried VAS Kouzina for a date night and really…read moreenjoyed it. We tried the $30 three-course menu (this is offered Sunday - Thursday) so we could try a variety of items. Between us, we tried the the spanakopita, the melitsanosalata (eggplant) spread, the true Greek salad ($1 extra to sub for the other salad option), the fried cod, and the shrimp saganaki. Everything was delicious and felt fresh and vibrant. We especially loved the eggplant spread, true Greek salads, and the spanakopita. The three-course option felt like a great value as well, as many of the mains are around the $30 mark on their own. Our server (I believe her name was Caroline) was super friendly and welcoming as well. We can't wait to return to try more of the menu!

The decor of VAS Kouzina is pretty cool. I really like the vibe of the place. Aside from that,…read moreservice was good and the food was mostly top notch. Stopped in for the first time last week. I had this bookmarked for a while and decided it was time to check it out for date night. Hubby ordered the beef sticks with grape leaves and I ordered the burger with a side of fries. We started out with the saganaki (flaming cheese). Everything was delicious with the exception of the grape leaves (can't recall the official name of this dish). I told hubby that some reviews had mentioned they were soggy and not too good. He agreed with those reviewers and would not recommend. The saganaki was both literal and metaphorical fire. The pita points it was served with were crunchy, which was pleasantly surprising. We both did wish there was some kind of sweetness to complement the cheese like a fruit jam or something, but it was delicious regardless. The beef on the sticks was tasty as was the burger but the star of the whole show were the fries. Hubby typically does not like fries but he loved these and was happy that I let him share them with me. Lol I am not sure what kind of seasoning they had but our taste buds definitely approved. They don't come with the burger but were definitely worth getting on the side. It was a little on the pricey side at about $35-40 more than our typical date night spend for less food, but it was good overall. Too pricey to make it into our weekly rotation, but will be a nice addition to our special occasion options.

Our 1st time and no regrets. Very nice and welcoming ambiance. The food, incredibly delicious…read more When the temp goes down, we plan on having a drink and dinner outside under the shady pergola. Coming back soon.

Wonderful restaurant. Authentic, friendly and most importantly delicious!!! Offering combination of…read moreseafood and classic Greek fares such as skewers gyro chicken etc. I had a gyro platter which was awesome. Chicken skewers were some of the best I had. Tender and juicy. Saganaki cheese as usual is always a spectacle...and baklava was huge and delicious. I will be back here many many times.

I put in a group order for my work place every week, where I put in a large pickup order. This is…read morethe first time where I have crossed a location off the list to return. Pickup order was for 11:45AM. Some orders had to be put in at 11:30 since the 11:45 AM block was full. I arrived at 11:45. It took 7 minutes for anyone working at Taziki's to ask what I was there for. There were several bags (I had 8 total orders), and upon inspection, I could not find a name on them so I had no idea if they were mine. They were, but they were only part of my larger order. The team was non-communicative beyond "We're working on them". At one point when I had six of my eight orders, I was asked for a third time what orders I was still waiting for, and the employee looked at me as if I had just kicked a puppy when I gave them the names of the orders not yet filled. I wound up leaving at approximately 12:05, so 20 minutes after I placed my orders. The report from the team is that the food is of mixed quality. Some of my coworkers were delighted with the order and food quality, some reported very poor quality meat and a disappointing experience. Gyro meat seems to not be very good, but the fish is overall solid. In all, with mixed reports in terms of product quality and the worst experience out of the 15 weekly lunch pickups I've done on the customer service side, I have no plans to keep Taziki's on the rotation.

With some recent health scares, I wanted to clean up my diet. It had been a while since I'd had…read moreTaziki's, so I ordered UberEats for my family. Because I didn't pick it up myself, I can't speak on service or ambiance, but I remember it being relaxed and casual with decent service. I ordered a spicy harissa hummus appetizer to share, a Greek lemon chicken soup, and the grilled salmon feast with Greek salad and rice, and extra olives. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful! The hummus wasn't really spicy, and was a bit oily which I didn't mind, but I enjoyed it! The soup was very lemony, so be prepared for tart if you get it. The salmon was cooked nicely but could've used a bit more seasoning. The salad was crisp with a punchy Greek dressing that was satisfying. A simple star item for us was the rice, surprisingly! It was buttery and tasty. We will definitely enjoy this again!

I strive for authentically good and I've gotten it here 2x already…read more I've only tried the chicken, but the service has always been so friendly and attentive. It's one of the last NOT crazy, pressuring, loud, scammy, apathetic small spots I've been to. I never hesitate to want to eat here. Good hummus, baba ganoush, pita, real meat, all the things I love in one plate. I can't complain at all.

I'm stopping in Cafe Sababa after a car emissions test; it turns out since my 2000 Camry is 25…read moreyears old that I no longer need it so I'll count this as a free lunch. The interior is very mom and pop with soft lighting and old ceiling tiles but well maintained with an obvious attention to detail and care. There is limited seating inside; you've got long padded benches set in the walls and small tables. They seem ideal for parties of 4 or take-out. You can squeeze maybe one bigger party inside if you really want. I snagged a lamb sandwich on recommendation; it comed your choice of a chopped salad, cup of soup, or rice. I ended up going with the soup of the day which is a curry chickpea. The lamb sandwich was a definite winner. There's a lot of care and that same attention to detail to constructing it. There was a 15ish minute wait but perfectly acceptable since it all came out fresh. The lamb slices were super juicy and flavorful and the sauce added that extra spicy but not too spicy kick that went well with the softness of the pita and the crunch of the fresh lettuce. The soup was piping hot so I had to wait a few minutes to let it cool but flavorful and smooth. I'd gotten it as a potential dip but the sandwich did'nt need it so I'd probably go with the chopped salad next time. Overall, Cafe Sababa does a lot of what I enjoy in Mediterranean. I'd definitely stop in again and try out more items on their menu if I was in the area. A very good first impression.

So I stopped in because I pass it all the time but never gave it a second thought. I was feeling…read morelike Mediterranean food and I wanted something I haven't tried before so here we are. It's in a shopping center so there's free parking. It's right off Roswell Road so you really can't miss it even though it is kinda off in the corner but it's still easy to find . They have a little outdoor area so you can actually sit outside if you wanted to be in the element and it's actually covered as well because it's right under the awning of the building so that's an option too. You come in and it's a large shop but it's not a lot. Most of the space there is going to be seating. You can look around and they have a little market area but the market area is very small. They do have particular specific items so you can check that out while you wait for your food. You can see the menus on the board and everybody there is super friendly and they'll explain anything to you. We had a pretty good short conversation while I waited. Love the customer service . Hummus - I tried the hummus and it was okay. Nothing crazy about it and it was just regular and not like it was roasted red pepper or garlic or anything like that but it was decent . Chicken shawarma wrap - the wrap was pretty good. It wasn't great but it was pretty good. It had a lot of color to it, meaning they were seasoning it for sure, but the flavor was only okay. The flavor was not popping out of your mouth but it was a decent but subtle flavor. It was super tender! Chicken kabob - the kebab plate came with two skewers and rice with a salad and it came with some garlic sauce as well. I think that the kebab was better than the shawarma to me. It had the same char flavor but mixed with the rice and the garlic sauce, it took it up another notch as well. You got a lot of it though so it wasn't like you only got two pieces of meat per skewer and a small handful of rice. You got a bed of rice so it was really good. The salad was low quality but I really didn't care about that because I didn't come for salad lol. Overall you paid maybe like $12 or $14 for this. It wasn't bad for a full plate . All in all it was a pretty decent experience. They're very customer-oriented and customer-friendly so you go in there, you will be fine. They'll take care of you

Great little Mom and Pop place for falafel and wraps. Quick…read moreand friendly service with a smile. Highly recommend.

Isaac Bryan is the worlds tuffest le waiter food was tuff like veritynah boiiii ts actually so…read moretuff. Nah, but in all seriousness, this food was amazing, the vibe was great ngl my boy isaac bryan was a great waiter, raise his wage fr.‍ Preston Lagason

The beef souvlaki was deliciously marinated, and the fries were incredibly tasty paired with the…read morefresh tzatziki. The pita bread was wonderful when eaten with the meat, and the yellow rice with veggies was delicious. However, the coconut cheesecake did not seem fresh; it was crumbly and not soft at all. On the bright side, the cake layer itself tasted good, and all of their cakes look absolutely gorgeous--I wish I could try them all!

My husband, Mark, and I dined for the second time at Kyma this past Thursday. We had such a great…read moretime on our first visit, we couldn't wait to come back. This time we were greeted at the desk by Emma, the Assistant Mgr. who poured both of us a glass of their complimentary pink champagne and said she was delighted to see us again. She seated us in a very comfy booth, gave us the menus and soon after we were greeted by our server, Luke, who we found out was also a sommelier. He was very helpful in answering our questions on menu items. He took our cocktail orders and promptly brought them to us. We decided to try The Aegean which serves 2 or more for $59 per person. This includes a Complimentary assortment of Greek spreads & grilled pita, two appetizers plus Greek salad & their Signature Grilled Whole Fish which is served with braised kale and Greek Style Lemon Potatoes. We opted for the Arctic Char and all dishes were brought in a timely manner and were deliciously scrumptious. We also got to have a nice chat with General Manager, Garrett Geiler, who told us some interesting tidbits about his working journey at Kyma. All in all, it was a memorable night on the town and another fine dining experience at a restaurant that has a warm and welcoming ambience. One last comment about something that blew us away happened as we were leaving the building. When we came out of the door, the valet parking attendant was already bringing our car to us. My husband asked how he knew we were leaving and he said he saw us in the lobby and recognized my husband's shirt, so he just decided to go ahead and bring the car around to the entrance. That is something that has never EVER happened to us before and it topped off an already incredible evening at Kyma.

I always love dining at Kyma, and this visit was no exception. The ambience is sophisticated and…read morewarm, and the service remains top-tier from start to finish. The meal was phenomenal: Whole Lavraki (Greek Sea Bass): Perfectly grilled, extraordinarily fresh, and delicate. Served simply with capers, lemon, and olive oil, it highlights the quality of the fish without overwhelming it. Absolutely a signature dish for a reason. Greek Tomato Salad: Crisp, ripe tomatoes, peppers, olives, and a rich block of feta--so refreshing and classic. Lobster Pasta: My friend ordered this, and I have to admit, serious food envy kicked in! The pasta was perfectly cooked, coated in a luscious, flavorful sauce, and topped with generous, juicy pieces of fresh lobster. Kyma continues to set the standard for Greek seafood in Atlanta. Always an incredible experience--can't wait for my next visit!

Preface: this is for the seasoned middle eastern cuisine enjoyer. the food does not seem authentic…read more I.e. not sure which shawarma recipe they are following.. (same goes for falafel). been eating that my whole life and was a bit confused by the flavors. just seems they made up a recipe or are using wrong spice proportions. Not how it's done IMO, but if you aren't used to eating that you may not care. For a better, more authentic experience, I would compare to Al-Zein or Layali, for shawarma/falafel especially. But to be fair it may be a bit of a drive away from this area, so it is in convenient locations. Ambience and service was pretty standard.

Food was fresh and ok Wasn't really memorable for me…read more I have had better Mediterranean in ATL