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    4.8 (139 reviews)
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    three meals in plastic containers
    Guli K.

    Small spot dishing out some uniquely delicious mediterranean flavors. They offer some freshed baked items and an assortment of packaged items including a variety of hummus, salads and dips. I wanted to try one of everything but settled for lentil fingers, beet cacik and a multi grain salad. The lentil fingers and beet cacik were both outstanding. Can't wait to try more items from this local business!

    three baguets wrapped in plastic
    Madow N.

    Oh my. Prices are crazy. $36 for three frozen meat/cheese pastries. I thought they'd at least be warmed up but no. Had to bake them in the oven at home. I was hoping the taste would make up for it but they were very bland and smelled stale. Definitely not worth the price. I've had much better for far less.

    three different flavors
    Alex L.

    Visited on 8/13/22 and brought 3 items home from the cold case for ~$25. I was really excited to try this place after seeing 5 stars and more than 100 reviews. Luckily, it mostly lived up to the hype! The interior is TINY - really only space for one party at a time. Some dry goods, some beverages, some pastries, and then the cold case. We originally went in looking for a cake, but the pastries are more muffin/cookie types. They have maybe 15 different cold salad/dip/appetizer types inside a cold case. After checking them all out, we settled on some grape leaves, beet labne dip, and mediterranean hummus. The first thing we tried were the grape leaves. Amazing taste - ever so slightly lemony, moist without being soggy, and held together by a tangy grape leaf. At $10 for maybe 10 grape leaves, I wasn't super impressed by the value here, but the taste was great. Fortunately, no such value reservations on the other two! The beet cacik was really creamy, with lots of beet flavor and all tied together by the yogurt. The mediterranean hummus definitely tasted like olives, but was the perfect not too smooth but also not chunky texture. Definitely devoured everything from here and would love to go back and try some other new tastes!

    Croissant and cheese pagoca
    Sarah O.

    The spanakopita here is absolutely amazing! The cheese pagoca is likewise delicious, although it is served cold, but I microwaved it when I got home and it was absolutely delectable. The croissants are good. I'm not a huge fan of the pide, but I've never had pide before so I can't compare. The baklava bites are very good. COVID restrictions: you need to order ahead by phone before you get there and they will bring your order to you at the window.

    Red Vegan Lentil Soup
    Anna F.

    We just got food from here for work lunch- delicious! We each got one of the filled breads. One of my colleagues called it a Turkish pizza. Spinach cheese was melty and awesome, and my colleagues also enjoyed the chicken, leek, and ground beef respectively. I had the lentil soup, which I def. recommend! It's that simmered down vegetable Turkish lentil soup that is so comforting and hearty. We'll be back to try other items on the menu!

    Spinach-cheese pastry was to die for... And he warmed up my chocolate cookie! Could I ask for any better? Nope
    Liz D.

    A wonderful discovery just a 15 minute walk from the Arlington WorkBar. We (husband and I) had the spinach-cheese pastry and the potato pasty, both fantastic. Really flavorful. Iced coffee and a double espresso to wash it down, then a warm double chocolate cookie made our short visit exactly what we needed after a long day. We bought some spicy hummus to take home. I should also mention this is a family business and the dynamic is adorable. This shop is run with love.

    Pita (pide) with chicken and cheese filling
    Katherine E.

    Every bite is so savory! The pide (pita), warmed, was so filling and delicious. The basil hummus is bright, creamy, and went so well with the filled pide! The baba ganoush has such wonderful grilled eggplant taste! Be sure to try this and the basil hummus. Thank you to the co-owner for hosting me, my friend, and baby in the cafe!! :) Can't wait to come again (aside from buying at local gourmet grocers i.e. Pemberton Farms, Russo's). Also, Greek/Turkish olive oil in their cooking!

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    Easy pickup from the doorway during COVID. Food was tasty and hot! Really liked the lentil soup and the baked pockets.

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    Amazing! I are the vegan pide and the grape leaves and both were delicious! Very kind and friendly service too.

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    I got the basil hummus, a Turkish pretzel, and the pistachio baklava. All were amazing! Delivered early and efficiently.

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    Pasha Turkish & Mediterranean Cuisine - Jerusalem Salad with chicken

    Pasha Turkish & Mediterranean Cuisine

    3.6(256 reviews)
    0.5 miArlington Center
    $$

    Pasha never disappoints. When we are in the mood for Middle Eastern/Mediterranean comfort food, it…read moreis in our top five places to go, to enjoy wonderful food and to relax in a warm, cozy atmosphere. We were greeted by the owner and made to feel comfortable as soon as we walked in. This time, as usual, we started with the red lentil soup and hummus. Both delicious and the hummus as smooth as silk and not over-loaded with tahini. We tried the fried calamari for the first time, and I wouldn't order that again; I think it's a frozen product they simply reheat; the sauce that came with it was good and the calamari tasty, but not what you're looking for if you want calamari. Our choice of entree is usually get the Fainting Imam, stuffed eggplant with vegetables, pine nuts and raisins, and it is heavenly, but this time I decided to experiment and ordered the Vegetable Mousakka With Béchamel Sauce. I was a little disappointed in the dish; it was made up of a variety of vegetables, sliced thin and layered. There was a piece of fried potato I couldn't cut through; it was really crunchy-hard. I ate it; it was good, but too done. What disappointed me was the absence of Bechamel sauce; it may have been there, but if it was, I couldn't taste or see it. Maybe a foam??? That was one of my reasons for trying the dish; I expected more of a Pastitsio-like layer of Bechamel or at least something I could discern in the dish. The Shepphard salad did not come with my entree (I don't know why? It comes with the Imam?), but I had to order it; it is out of this world. Simple and delicious. Particularly appealing to me is that they do not include large pieces of green pepper in the salad; there were a few bits, but not overwhelming. Next time, I might just get that salad, the soup and some hummus!!! I may have whined a little here, but don't let anything I said keep you away from Pasha. The owner, the staff and the food are wonderful.

    Cute place, good service, presentation is perfect. The food flavor was good but not great for the…read moreprice. My favorite dish was the vegetarian stuffed eggplant.

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    Greek Corner Restaurant

    3.9(753 reviews)
    2.3 miNorth Cambridge
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    Can't believe I've been living in the area for over a decade and never thought to check it out…read more Ironically, I only discovered this place because I had to park nearby and walk nearly 3 blocks to the Mediterranean Grill which proved to be an underwhelming experience, but noticed this place due to the "Zagat rated" sign in the window which piqued my interest. Well, sometimes the best things happen by pure chance...and thus I came back to try out this place a couple weeks later, and found it to be far and away the best Greek/Mediterranean food I've ever had in the entire greater Boston area! It's easy to see why this place is Zagat rated. Easily beats out bigger, trendier and fancier-looking, much pricier "Greek" places such as Zo Greek in Somerville's Assembly Square (review upcoming) as well as the more downmarket hole in the wall places like Falafel King. Everything was very fresh and flavorful. Loved the Sampler Plate for two, everything on it was absolutely scrumptious and next time I might order one just for myself so I don't need to share it with anyone else, hahaha...really brings out your inner greedy-S.O.B.! Also loved that their fresh-cut french fries are actually pan-fried, not deep fried...first time I've ever encountered that anywhere in this city, and they were also crazy good...instead of just tasting the oil as happens with deep-frying (especially if they are frozen fries with that yucky mushy cardboard texture) you actually get the full flavor of the (gasp!) POTATOES, and do not need to drown them in ketchup or salt the living daylights out of them. Truly a "homemade" experience! We tried both the "Greek" fries and the regular fries, both were rave-worthy...and this is from someone who normally avoids fries in restaurants because they are usually made from tasteless frozen potatoes. Lamb kebab and moussaka were also excellent, as was the baklava and galaktoboureko. Baklava outside of the Mediterranean and Middle East tends to be very mediocre and overly sweet...not here! Lastly, it's a beautiful and charming spot. It doesn't make any attempt to be trendy or gimmicky. Just has a warm friendly ambiance, which also describes the service. Can't recommend this place enough...will definitely be one of my regular go-to places!

    Appetizer sampler: Hummus was ok, taramosalata was too sweet, tzatziki was thin and wasn't in a…read morecontainer so it ran all over the other foods. Chicken kebab plate: chicken was spiced fairly well but hadn't been properly brine or marinated so it was rather dry. Lamb kebab plate, first it was 4 chunk of meat which were about half the serving size at most other restaurants. The lamb was extremely chewy with lots of connective tissues. One of the four was so bad that it was inedible. Low quality meat and lack of proper marinading to compensate for it. No reason to return when there are so many other options right nearby

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    Nzuko Restaurant - From the Mediterranean

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    4.6(147 reviews)
    3.7 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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    Cafe Vanak - Hummus

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    4.4(115 reviews)
    2.8 mi
    Halal
    Kosher

    Great for a tasty Persian lunch or dinner! Highly recommended. The staff is super friendly too…read more Sofia was great. Also check out their store and the greek market on the opposite corner. Fun couple of blocks.

    I was genuinely looking forward to trying Cafe Vanak today, especially because I've enjoyed Persian…read morefood for years through close friends and had heard great things about this place. Unfortunately, my first experience did not reflect the many positive reviews. When I walked in, the first thing I was asked was "pickup?" I politely said no, that I wanted to place an order. I had to repeat myself several times, and the older woman at the counter either seemed frustrated, distracted, or maybe just having a rough day. There was little direction given to a first-time customer, and I found myself awkwardly trying to figure out where the menu board was and how the ordering process worked. Eventually, I stepped aside to look over the menu. The older woman continued helping the customers in front of me, which was completely understandable. What confused me was that the younger employee made eye contact with me, nodded toward me as if acknowledging I needed help, then asked if anyone had helped me yet. I explained that the other employee was probably about to, but needed a moment. Before I could even finish, she cut me off and said, "Oh, she can help you then," and immediately went back to scrolling on her phone while I continued standing there waiting. That was the disappointing part for me. If you ask who's next at the register, acknowledge someone is waiting, and another employee is already busy helping others, it creates a poor first impression when the available employee chooses not to assist and instead goes back to their phone. It came across as a lack of urgency and customer service. Maybe it was just an off day. I'm not writing this to attack the business because the food may very well be excellent, and clearly many people love this place. But first impressions matter, especially for new customers walking in excited to try your establishment for the first time. I truly hope the service experience improves because I wanted to like this place a lot more than I did today.

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