Tears of happiness rolled down my cheeks as I shared a moment with the beautifully tender and…read moreexceptionally seasoned lamb cutlets. It was a beautiful moment and one I'll relive again...soon. The hubs and I are new to the Niddrie suburb and this place has made the move worth it... and we've only moved in 2 days ago. Nonetheless, do yourself a favor and get yourself through the door, find a seat in the back andcalamari commence the beautiful experience that is, Nobel Greek Tavern. Moreover... service is attentive and the surroundings are humble. It's the real deal. We shared... Taziki, calamari entree (melts in your mouth) Mains... Lamb cutlets Greek meatballs Sweet... Authentic Turkish Delights Greek donuts Next time..... scallops and Eye Filet

This is a meat lovers paradise. I'm usually fussy how my lamb is cooked - I was not disappointed…read more Great place to grab a few friends and hang out upstairs and enjoy the food. Fantastic will be back again soon.

Eggplant dip. Get it. Get it now…read more I'm kind of tempted to leave the review at that to be honest...but I won't. This unsuspecting place turned out to be quite delightful. It was packed on a Saturday night so book ahead. The starter of bread and eggplant dip was amazing. I probably could have just had that and been happy. The main of Kibbeh Meklieh was quite filling with amazing flavours throughout.Our other main of Coussa was a total let down however. It was the most expensive item we ordered and at $17.50, I would have expected more than three small pieces. The flavour was nice enough, but it was completely overpriced and underwhelming compared to the other items on the menu. My dining partner has been there several times for lunch so it's interesting to note that many of the dishes are offered as wraps during the day for nearly half the price - and larger serves. I would certainly go back because the flavours are bang on - might just stick to daylight hours to make it better value.

I have walked past Agraba many times and not even noticed it, so when my workmates told me they…read morewere going to this place for lunch, I was surprised when they said it was in Errol St. Since my visit here though, I will no longer will I be in the land of the unobservant, because this place is worth a visit. The menu consists of an array of Lebanese delights. On my visit here I decided to try the lamb wrap and I was wrapped I did; it was delicious and humongous. I followed this up with a Lebanese coffee which was just the ticket to combat my imminent food coma. My work mates also chose an assortment from the menu including other wraps and share plates and they were all in agreement that this place is definitely worth a second visit. If you are in the area and fancy something a bit different give this place a go, you won't be disappointed.

I had been wanting to come here for ages but could never get round to it, it's usually pretty…read morebooked out leading into the weekend. Finally got in on Saturday night, and had a great time ordering the banquet/feed me at $40 per person. It's a lot of food and really filling, but everything was really tasty, and the staff really friendly, and just an overall good vibe. It does seem like a slightly modernised take on Greek dining experience in terms of presentation and food combinations etc (for example, you can't just get an old school greek plate of rice, skewers, salad and some sides; but rather food comes out as kind of tasting/share plates similar to Chin Chin and Hawker Hall etc). Overall though it was really good. Not the type of thing I'd do all the time but I'd return.

Behind an unassuming exterior near the corner of Church and Swan streets, Lefko is quietly making…read morethe most delicious Greek food I've eaten outside of Greece. It's quite casual, and lacks any sort of pomp, but it's the place to go if you're after simple, authentic Greek food. The Kalamaki (technically a souvlaki, but much better than what we're used to in Melbourne) are excellent - the pita is home-made and fluffy, meat is lean and perfectly cooked, and all the flavours work together really nicely without leaving you with deadly garlic breath. Pro tip: get the version that includes chips nestled inside; you won't regret it. The Saganaki isn't the pan-friend sheep's milk cheese you might be used to; it's baked feta cooked with slices of red onion and yellow peppers. It's just the right amount of creamy and salty, and it melts in the mouth. You need to try it, simple as that. The dips were really lovely, and another excuse to eat more of that delightful bread. The baked feta wrapped in pastry and drizzled with honey and black sesame was also delicious, although the sweetness of the honey might not be everyone's cup of Ouzo for a savoury dish. Service is friendly and relaxed, and prices reasonable. Will be back, probably for lunch tomorrow.

Such a pretty restaurant! If possible, sit in the back patio - beautifully decorated with artsy…read moredecor and white tablecloth-covered tables. Came too late on a Sunday afternoon to try the brunch food but the deli selection is not bad as everything we tried was pleasant. Will be back for a more proper meal. Ideal for hangouts with friends or a casual datebin the Fitzroy area!

I've always been a fan of Parisian housewife approach:…read more 1. Visit lovely food store 2. Buy ready made meals 3. Take home 4. Spend afternoon on couch reading 5. Heat up the meal 6. Serve 7. Pretend you spent all afternoon cooking Smith Street Alimentari is going to make this a whole lot easier, with ready made roast dinners, salads galore and fresh pasta and sauces. Just don't tell anyone my secret okay?

Ambiance was not great. Food was good but served on a cardboard. Difficult to cut, staff wasn't…read morefriendly or helpful.

The most common complaint of Miznon Australia is that their staff isn't the greatest. That's 100%…read moretrue. When I was here they didn't do anything especially egregious, but they also didn't seem to care about getting people served quickly. The absolute cacophony they have set up doesn't help either. The music is cranked up to 11 and it felt like the speakers were located right next to where orders are placed. Having to shout your order to someone that doesn't seem to care is frustrating, to say the least. Also, we arrived at lunchtime on a weekday, which is probably why we didn't get to see any "SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS". Despite having to deal with poor service, the food is darn good. The Pita with a Bone was the most tender and delicious lamb I've had in a long time. The bone just needed a slight tug and slipped right out. I loved every bite of that pita. They almost have the trifecta for what makes a bad restaurant: Insouciant staff? Check. Obnoxiously loud music? Check. Terrible food? Not... check... If it weren't for the food being so good, I wouldn't ever think of coming back to Miznon. They got almost everything wrong, but the one thing they got right, they got really right.

A Greek tavernia with indoor and outdoor seating. Great food with friendly service. For our group…read moreof six our friends advised "just ask them to bring something good to eat". We did and were not disappointed. The menu looks like a Greek. Restaurant menu so ordering ala carte works too. But our way they brought things so the flavors blended beautifully. We had dis and pita, we had a seafood platter, a lamb platter, salads, etc. very good.

We were taken to Agapi Greek Restaurant by a friend who claimed there was nothing better to do than…read morego to town on their mixed grill. And boy was he right. That thing was off the hook! Featuring mixed souvlaki, gyros, sausages, keftedes & lamb cutlets, it was huge and each element was packed full of flavour. As for Agapi itself, the restaurant is pretty massive. It has two levels - we got a table upstairs. Despite it being so big, it seems to be fill up a lot. It is wise to book as we did. The decor is very homely and warm and the atmosphere is fairly buzzing. The service was very good and they gave good advice on our entree choices. They have a good range of seafood on offer as well besides their mixed grill goodness. In short, this place was a winner and we'll be back again soon.

Nice little place for a quick bite. Not a long wait even though there were quite a few people…read morewaiting, however very limited seating indoors and just 7-2 person tables. I'm not a big fan of places where you order your food and then go get a seat like you are at a food court. When you are with someone, one person can go look for a table while the other can wait for your food. Probably a great place for people working nearby to pickup a quick bite, I know I would, but not a great place for a group of 4 or more especially since the tables are quite small. I probably wouldn't come here if it were raining as they only have 2 indoor tables.

Enjoyed a quick little lunch from here - herbed chicken gozleme. Griddled with love, cut into big…read morelarge squares, and served with a dollop of fresh sour cream. The gozleme is nice and chewy, and the chicken is well seasoned, fragrant with dill. It's a bit messy to eat at the desk, but if appearances don't matter too much to you, this makes a great lunch option!

This place was jumping on a Saturday night, the host was kind and put us on the waitlist and we…read morecame back to our table in like 25 minutes, our server made excellent recommendations as well, strawberry cocktail if you like sweet and pasta. The food was superb, some of the best pasta I have had seriously! The restaurant sits in an alley and we had a quaint table outside, walking and car traffic, if you're in Melbourne say yes to this place for outstanding food and service!

The Vegan options here are amazing! I had a pizza and pasta and the change in ingredients did not…read morelack flavor at all.