Ordered chicken sluvaki platter with feta fries, small salad and 1 soft drink. Fed two of us for…read more$20! Ambiance is nothing to speak of. Fast food ish

The wife and I were shopping in the area and were excited to try out The Great Greek Mediterranean…read moreGrill today, a Thursday around 11am. When we walked in the door there were no customers but a couple of employees at the counter putting together orders. We walked up to the counter to browse the menu. We could tell there must have been some large orders come in as the employees seemed very busy working with their backs to us. Apparently so busy that they didn't think to say, "Hi", or "Welcome in!"- literally said nothing to us. I asked my wife loud enough for the workers to hear, "Are we ready to order? and she replied "Yes" for them loud enough to hear. Still, that wasn't enough to get the workers to stop what they were doing to help us with our orders, so we walked over to the self-serve kiosk to get our orders in. We considered dining in but weren't sure how long it would take, so we ordered as Take out to be on the safe side. I clicked the button for a printed receipt but couldn't figure out where it printed after I did that. We decided to go sit down. At this point we had been there about 10 minutes with zero acknowledgement from the employees working. I've worked in the service industry before (and continue to do so in a corporate environment), so I understand what a rush is like but I also understand that you're to make customers/clients feel welcome and heard- neither of which we felt at The (Not) Great Greek Mediterranean Grill. As we waited, other customers were coming in. Seemed like some regulars and others didn't seem to have as much trouble getting the employees to communicate with them. Another 10 mins or so go by and I started to notice about 4 different people receiving their orders who had come in after us, so I went to the counter to ask the status on ours. The female employee seemed irritated that my question pulled her away from what she was doing but she looked up our orders anyway. Said ours would be up in a few mins, so I said thanks and I let her know that I clicked "Print receipt" on the kiosk but wasn't sure where I was supposed to get it. She pointed to where it was supposed to come out but it wasn't there and shrugged. I said ok, and sat back down with my wife to wait for our food. At this point, I was irritated with the service and didn't want to dine in anymore. We got our food and left. I received a text to share my experience, and I shared what I'm writing here with the restaurant mgr or owner. I received a text back that they were sorry that my wife and I didn't feel welcomed or acknowledged during our visit. The mgr or owner mentioned it was disappointing that the kiosk and service didn't meet our expectations. They did say they appreciated the feedback, so they could improve and would love the chance to provide better care that we deserve in the future. Maybe I'm being too critical/out of line but if that was my business, I would offer a free lunch or something of value to try and make it right. I let them know that too. We go to restaurants for good food, good service, and good people. When someone has a bad experience, I'd be doing whatever I could to earn that business back. This is not a place we are planning on going back to.

They are situated in a little food hall in downtown Eustis. It was a little hard to find. They…read moreappeared to run two separate booths, a boba booth A taste of Lebanon. The woman snapped at me that I have to wait then walked over to the other booth and served others that arrived after me. The food was only okay. I will not be going back

This was a happy accident! We went at the end of the night and it was empty! The owner is super…read moresweet and let us ask her questions m, let us take out time looking at the menu and even gave us recommendations!! My friends and I loved it and we are definitely going back!! I loved my steak kabob and how it came with a whole plate! The food flavor is delicious! Bless her hands! They had community type seating as. We had a table for ourselves! Love it!!

Oh my- Run don't walk! What a treat!!!…read moreOur first time experience with Turkish cuisine- Our order was takeout and nothing was lost in the experience- The owner really dialed us in asking questions over the phone about requests for preparation of foods & even the presentation was spot on point considering we had our food to-go! Grape leaves were so good. Babaganoush with pita was amazing! We ordered 3 different lamb dinners & all were fall off the bone fabulous! Best lamb we have ever had! Save room for dessert! Chocolate Baklava was a treat! The warm Kanafe was beyond perfect! So happy we discovered this restaurant!!! We will be frequenting on the regular! PS The restaurant ADS are way too clever and fun!! Love

Some of the best Turkish food in tampa bay!!! The owner was very friendly and great service to help…read moredecide what to order ! We loved everything that we had ordered! It was cute little restaurant with a small bakery which delicious looking Turkish pastries !

Food: my family and I have been here several times now and it's one of our favorites by far! Soner…read moretreats us like family each and every time and the food is incredible. Service: On point always and filled with laughter and great conversation. No rush through this dinner service like some places.?Enjoy at your own pace. Ambience: Not a sparkling new space but who cares if the experience is a 10 of 10 each and every time. A MUST VISIT!!! Cya soon Soner and Team. Cheers!

We tried a few meals from their menu and everything tasted so good! The mix plate for 2 was perfect…read morefor two, lets you try a little bit of everything, and super filling. Nothing was greasy and everything was seasoned well. This was my first time trying lamb and honestly I couldn't even tell which is a huge plus for me (it wasn't gamey at all). I had a piece of their Dubai chocolate and wow, the cake part was super moist and rich! Also tried a little bit of their lentil soup with a warm pita bread, a little bit of ice cream and baklava from my family's plate since I was too full to order my own and everything was perfection. The best part is you don't get that gross feeling after eating because everything was so clean/fresh. Lastly, the owner was super friendly and attentive. We will definitely be coming back! 2/22/26

Perfect! Everything.... every time!! Recommend highly…read more Food very yummy!! and people verrry friendly. Worth our trip across town!

They have really amazing curry & mango lassi here and it's super affordable (~$13). They also have…read morea big bowl of soup that you can help yourself to, which I loved. Also don't forget that there's a student discount! I had a really great experience here.

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!

Authentic and delicious! The best tabbouleh we've ever had! Beirut Bites is tucked into the…read moreMarketPlace, where you can order your food and go find a seat outside. There is ample seating on the street and tucked into between two buildings. While the people were very friendly, the food was the star today. Everything is house made and fresh! The vegetarian platter is more than enough for two people to share. It arrived on two plates! Save room for dessert. Beirut Bites serves baklava and tucked around the corner is Beirut Sweet Bites, offering many delicious looking treats. If the quality is similar, and it certainly looks it, the treats must be fantastic. If you want authentic Lebanese food this is your place!

Delicious food. Since moving here from Central NY I've missed the ability to get quick but good…read moreLebanese food. The owners were on site and the family run business reminded me of my former husband's place. Even their last names are similar except for the additional letter ( Jabour vs Jabbour) While seating could be difficult during busy times, we were given a 4 too near Small Bites. This location has several small pop up restaurants that can meet the need of several people looking for different cuisines. I look forward to visiting again.

Best lentils soup in this hemisphere. Love the Turkish tea w/ sugar cubes. And the sea-bass is…read moreamazing.

all the meats in the fridge looks so old and moldy Next to…read moreit was red peppers with mold Chicken wings are half cooked and sitting in the fridge looks terrible Fishes in the fridge look like thy have worms bad colors of fish I tried the mix wrap one of the worst !!!wrong place to go to And if you pick up products and go pay in the check out thy will change prices And service its not that high quality

I hate to leave bad reviews, but I think want to be honest. I came to The Spot recently for lunch…read moreand was not happy with my experience. Located in midtown, this appears to a fast casual place that caters towards college students. They serve "Greek" street food, salads, quesadillas, burgers, and more. The food is relatively inexpensive. Service is fine, actually the people working there are friendly. Food is made to order and comes out quickly. There is some seating available inside (it's limited) but there are plenty of tables in the hall. I ordered the Street Chicken Souvlaki which included grilled chicken with tomato, onion, fries inside a pita, topped with ketchup and mustard. This was a very large portion. The pita was good, but pretty much fell apart the second I picked it up. While I liked the chicken, it was over seasoned and I didn't care for the "sauced" quality of it. I'm not sure if they marinated it or tossed it in some sauce, but it was too much. The fries were decent, but not super crispy. I felt that they were not necessarily and a little over-the-top. The tomato was fresh and but the red onion slices were very thick. The mustard and ketchup didn't work with the seasonings on the chicken. The dish was just all over the place and I couldn't even finish half of it before I started feeling sick. I ordered a side of onion rings as well. This was a large order and the size was great. But these onion rings were over-battered and were fresh, but not crispy at all. I bit into one and ended up pulling out the whole onion rings. Not good. Overall, I was very disappointed with my experience. The food was so heavy and overly salted I couldn't even eat half of it. I ended up giving it to a homeless person on the way out. The food left my stomach in shambles the rest of the day. Service is fine. But the food is not desirable. It is safe to say I will not be returning, which is unfortunate.

Visit after visit, year after year, this place is still the best Greek spot in town. Also up there…read morefor best lunch spot, period. I got my usual gyro platter; about $15. Sounds pricey but my wife and I spit it and still had some leftovers. Also, this might seem a bit off topic but this place has some of the best fries. Great seasoning. My platter came with a generous portion of gyro meat, and the side salad was nicely prepared. If you haven't tried this place and you like a good gyro, drop by, you won't be disappointed.