My friends treated me to dinner at La Vie and we had such a fun night! We shared a bunch of…read moredifferent dishes, including the Kefta Kabob, Kids Chicken Kabob with Fries, pita bread, labneh, hummus, and a few others. Everything we tried was delicious and it was the perfect place to share a bunch of plates. The dancer was also amazing! She was incredibly talented and added such a fun energy to the restaurant!!! I'll definitely be coming back and would highly recommend La Vie if you're looking for a fun dinner with friends.

First things first: the Belly Dancing Show was great. While not luxurious, the decor was in theme…read moreand the seating comfortable. The food was inconsistent - - some of the beef dishes were fairly authentic and quite tasty. The lamb chops were overcooked - but still tasty. Unfortunately, some of the more "exotic dishes" fell down: My Lamb Tagine was really disappointing. The lamb itself was tender but the flavors were lacking - there was no depth in the sauce and, other than two cooked plums, there were no vegetables. There were not anywhere enough servers for the restaurant - it was a Saturday night and there was a nice crowd. Too bad; La Vie has potential but it did not deliver.

Stuffed peppers were so amazing, reminded me of my moms soooooooo so so so so so so goodread more

Found by accident, truly enjoyed. It's pricey though…read more Down in the WPB area for back to back events, we needed dinner in between. My wife and I love Mediterranean food. Enroute to our hotel I spotted Agora and checked it out online. Reviews were good, never had Turkish food (we love Greek, Israeli, we recently tried Lebanese) so this sounds aswesome. Easy reservations at 5.30, our next event was 7 pm Greeted warmly and picked any table. Place did fill in by the time we left. No table pita or salads, so good to know. We had: 1) Eggplant 2) Pita and Hummus (less Tahini than Greek, still delicious) 2) Dumpling Dish 3) Beyti 4) One glass wine. At the end they brought some Turkish tea shots on the house. Price w Tip: $120 Enjoyed!

My Mom and I had a wonderful lunch here recently. She had the (lamb) kebabs and I had the gyro…read more Everything was delicious and fresh.

The restaurant is about a block off Clematis and street parking is sparse - we end up in a parking…read moregarage about a block further down, which was pretty cheap and easy. Our Friday night reservation was early, just after they opened at 5pm, so we were seated quickly and the food came out super fast. The restaurant is simply decorated and the inside booths for two were fairly comfortable (they also have tables). Since it was our first visit and we wanted to try a number of their dishes, we landed on the mezze sampler (6 hot/cold selections). Overall, I'd say the food was decent, but not the best Mediterranean we've had locally.

It's all Greek restaurant is by far The best Greek dining experience I've ever had in Florida. The…read morefood is so fresh. Their portions are generous, and the staff are lovely. I grew up in Melbourne Australia, and have been to more Greek restaurants than I can count, it's my favorite cuisine so I know when something is authentic and made with Love and this restaurant was exactly that it's just such a yummy easy go to spot the dining in or pick up.

This is a very casual restaurant in the Publix shopping center on the south side of the street. It…read morewas quite busy when we stopped by for lunch. They have some small two top tables inside and a couple high tops outside. They had a board with lunch specials on it. But we wound up ordering from their regular menu. I got the moussaka and he got pasticchio. Both dishes came with a very generously sized Greek salad and warm pita wedges to start. The salads had tomatoes, cucumbers, olives, onions, pepperoncinis, and romaine lettuce topped with feta cheese and dressing. There was also a small rice stuffed grape leaf -- cut in half. The salad could have been a meal in itself. The moussaka was layered egg plant and potatoes with a ground beef filling topped with cinnamon béchamel sauce. The pasticchio is the Greek version of lasagna but with elbow macaroni. Both portions were quite filling. I ate my dish and he brought half of his home. He was saving room for dessert. For dessert, he had galaktoboureko which is a custard filled pastry topped with simple syrup. He said it was good, but it would have been better if warmed. Or at least if the syrup was warm. We had very good service. If you like Greek food and are in the area, this is a good place to try. Large portions at reasonable prices.

I actually visited Spruzzo as a Yelp Elite event at the Ben, and when my friend asked me where I…read morewanted to go to celebrate a promotion, I knew that the view would be gorgeous, the cocktails would be unique, refreshing, and tasty. All of these things were true. Although the energy was high and the restaurant was packed, we didn't wait long for a table. We ordered drinks all around and had a fantastic time. The Margarita Di Calabria was tropical, smoky, and a combination of flavors that I had never experienced before but really enjoyed. The Pink Riviera also reminded me of what I love about living in South Florida - the tropical flavors, the light breeze, friends, and the view - all of these were brought together to make the evening magical. Kudos to the bar for their wonderful adventurous flavors and attention to detail!

the perfect happy hour spot!!!…read more the views are truly the best! it's very refined with great vibes. i believe they have a roof/covering they can open if it's raining. park in a nearby garage, i know banyan is a block away and $5 all day on weekends. the entrance is an elevator right next to the hotel entrance. we had great service and so many fun delicious cocktails! of course they are pricey but you're paying for the experience. cocktails & truffle fries = amazing girl HH!!!

Best food in Florida! We went here for my sister's rehearsal dinner and the staff were so kind and…read moregenerous and made my sister & her fiance feel so celebrated. It was nice to be able to support a family owned small business. The food was amazing. I've been to Greece and the food here was authentic and true to true greek food. The fairy lights and ambiance were nice and we were allowed to bring our own decorations for her celebration. I recommend this place to anyone looking for a good date night or a spot to celebrate a special event!

I enjoy eating at the restaurant especially durning lunch time. The owner is always there and she…read moreis very friendly. The restaurant is cozy and the food is good what more could you ask for?

First time here and had to drive about 12 miles to come here! We wish they had one closer to us in…read moreWellington. The falafel bowl was terrific and the meatball bowl as well. Glad we took the drive to come here.

Discovered this gem while searching Yelp for healthy lunch options nearby -- and what a find! I…read morestopped in today and already know I'll be back soon! The space was clean with plenty of seating, and the staff was warm and welcoming from the moment I walked in. They gave me time to browse the menu without any rush, and were ready to take my order the moment I decided. I went with the Falafel and Eggplant Pita Wrap, ordered exactly as it comes -- five crispy handmade falafels, roasted eggplant, hummus, tomato and cucumber salad, purple cabbage slaw, white onions, tomatoes, pickles, and lemon tahini sauce. What I loved about the presentation was how they sliced the pita and stuffed the toppings inside the pocket, then placed the eggplant and falafel on the outside before wrapping everything up tightly. It made for a much easier, cleaner eat -- no toppings tumbling out with every bite! My first bite was amazing. The fresh flavors really shined, the falafels were perfectly crispy, and the eggplant had that deep, savory roasted flavor. Every topping complemented the others beautifully, and I walked away completely satisfied. I am so happy I found this fast and healthy option close by! I also grabbed a baklava and a mango sparkling probiotic drink -- both delicious. Beyond the food, they have soft drinks, tea, and lemonade, plus a sauce bar with vinegar and oil if you want to customize your meal even further. Overall, an excellent experience from start to finish. I can't wait to come back and try their other menu options!

Love the mediterranean salad. It was my go to. Had all the best stuff inside and fresh ingredientsread more

I was one of the first customers that ate at Sofra when it opened up six years ago. Always had an…read moreexcellent experience here. I usually ate here at least twice a month or more for six years. And brought guests constantly . The food was always well prepared and at a reasonable price. The owner was always very friendly. BUT I will never again go back to Sofra after my experience last night. Last night I went with a couple of people that I had raved about this restaurant to. The owner, who certainly must've recognized me from the countless times I've eaten there in five years, barely grunted at me and the vibes I got from him were not very welcoming. He seemed really angry about something and was taking it out on his customers. There was only one other table that had customers and this was a Friday night. I found that really odd because other restaurants surrounding Sofra had lots of people sitting outside eating at their restaurants I ordered a falafel plate and others at our table ordered the İskender and another entrée. I practically passed out when I got the bill because I guess I didn't check the prices when I was ordering. The falafel plate, which was basically a spoonful of salad, a spoonful of rice, a few hard burned falafel, soup and a dribbling of tahini was $33. This is obscene. When this restaurant first opened they were charging for the same plate $15 and then they went to $25 after a few years which I thought was pretty high for the food we were getting but $33 is just plain greedy. I won't even do a review on the other two entrées because my party could barely eat them. I now see why there was nobody, literally nobody in this restaurant on a Friday night. And the owner, what happened to him? he used to be such a friendly guy and now he is just an angry man. The waitress never went back to check on us and refill our water after taking our order. Despite only two tables with customers in this restaurant. I read some of the reviews where owner says he hates the fucking country so why doesn't he just leave? There's plenty of really good Mediterranean restaurants that are not going to charge this kind of money for Mediterranean food. Even if the felafel was the best falafel I've ever eaten in my entire life - $33 is crazy. And it was not very good felafel - in fact all the food is mediocre. Where it once was amazing. So my suggestion to the owner is to lower his prices, improve the quality of his food and improve his attitude