had a wonderful experience at this restaurant! The standout feature is definitely the quality of…read morethe food--everything tasted incredibly fresh and vibrant. It's rare to find a spot that manages to make dishes that are both delicious and genuinely healthy, leaving you feeling satisfied rather than weighed down. The service was equally impressive. The staff is friendly and welcoming, creating a great atmosphere from the moment you walk in. Plus, they are remarkably efficient, so you aren't left waiting long for your meal.

Overall, not bad -- but definitely not their best. I've eaten at different locations before, and…read moreover time I've noticed changes in both packaging and food quality. This time I ordered a rice bowl with shawarma. The shawarma itself looked very odd -- almost like jerky in texture -- though it wasn't hard to chew. I got it with the green and red sauces, hummus, and garlic whip. Flavor-wise it was okay, but the presentation was sloppy by the time it arrived. The bowl looked like a complete mess, and I couldn't even tell what was what. This was an Uber Eats order, and I've ordered through Uber plenty of times without issues, but this one was definitely a miss.

The food truck is located right on Rt. 59. Its great if you want something quick and affordable…read more They offer burgers and fries besides Mediterranean food.

Really cheap, very flavorful. The rice had a strong garam masala taste that was too overwhelming…read morefor me. The rice can probably be masked if you add enough white sauce. However, the food was pretty good and a great bargain for a quick bite.

I was visiting clients downstate, and I brought along my 14-year-old daughter for company. I was in…read morethe mood for a kosher meal. I did not have any idea where to go, so I looked to Yelp and found Kosher Castle. I was shocked by the outside of the building. It looked like an abandoned former Burger King. I did not think there was an active business inside. There was no signage indicating where the entrance was. The entire building was filthy when we finally figured out how to get inside it matched the outside of the building. It was not clean. There is no one there to greet you except for several unhappy workers behind the counter, who process the order. It turns out, it was a former Burger King! Whoever moved into this building didn't do one thing to improve its appearance. It was horrible and dirty. You could still see the Burger King decals on the windows. Like a fast food restaurant, there are several interactive stations where you order your food, and pay. The graphics, the selection, and the ease of ordering, brightened my outlook. There were dozens of choices. The accompanying photos and descriptions were extremely helpful. I ordered a Thursday night special, which was a pastrami sandwich on a baguette, with pickles and coleslaw, accompanied by a portion of Cholent. I also ordered as a side, some Kishka with gravy. My daughter did not feel well and did not want to eat anything. We were given a number on the receipt and we sat on the side. There was only one table of about eight sisters, and a couple of gentlemen who were seated at separate tables. The presentation was exactly like that of a fast food restaurant. Everything was in plastic containers, which were marked clearly, as to contents. It was a fair pastrami sandwich. Slightly greasy from the microwave oven they used to heat it up. There was not a lot of pastrami. I thought the coleslaw was delicious and the pickles were good. The Cholent was the best I've ever eaten. I was surprised by the quality of the food. It came out relatively fast, but again this is a fast food restaurant. I would go back there to eat if I had to, and nothing else was open, because of the food quality, and the huge variety of choices. I did not think the pricing was outrageous at all. $19 for the special and $5 for the Kishka. But the building on the outside is an embarrassment. The inside is not much better. The staffs behavior was odd. No one was particularly helpful, and no one looked happy at all. There was some thing off. As we were leaving a young man in a Yarmulke came in,and was talking to the "Manager". I couldn't help but overhear. There was an issue about "Dinero" so maybe that's why people were unhappy. They weren't getting paid. Either way, I didn't need to hear it, however it helped explain the disregard for the appearance of the restaurant, as well as the staff, and the customers. I wouldn't go back there unless I absolutely had to.

Food is greasy and nasty tasting. Places are wreck. Dirty sloppy. Unclean. Avoid like the plague.read more

I skipped a beat by not packing pictures when I got the food home…read more Everything was delicious and the portions a very large. We had the chicken gyro, kids group platter, stuffed grape leaves, extra pita and tzatziki as well as the date cake for dessert. They're definitely going in the rotation.

This review is for takeout only. Enjoyable Greek food with healthy portions and good options in a…read morenice setting from what we observed. I was pleasantly surprised to discover this place. Pita Greek offers bowls and salads (with added protein possible for $6-7), pita sandwiches, and big platters that come with two sides and pita bread. We really enjoyed the chicken gyro (tender), spanakopita (generously filled), and the falafel (surprisingly not dry but some people may prefer a crisper texture). For the sides, we enjoyed the chicken lemon soup and beets most. The lentil soup, scallion rice (similar to pilaf), broccoli (large pieces), and fries were ok too, in that order. The bowls and pita sandwiches are $12 base but we were a bit disappointed that the falafel addition to the bowl only came with three smallish pieces. The big platters are probably the way to go if you want shareables, as each separate item can be more than the $20 for the platter. They have a pita sandwich lunch special with a drink too. They also have kids meals and catering. Wish they had moussaka on the regular menu! They display desserts at the counter and they all looked very sweet. I wasn't expecting much in terms of atmosphere but it looked comfortable and clean in the dining area and there was outdoor seating. There's a shared parking lot in the back which is nice for Middletown Road. But otherwise, street parking is possible.

Spring Valley, NY - I've ordered takeout from this Middle Eastern & Israeli eatery a few times and…read morereally enjoyed the food. The chicken/lamb plates I've ordered are heaped full of meat shavings - carved generously off a spit - and come with non-boring sides, sauces, and pita bread. They have shawarma, falafel, mezze, kabobs, salads, schnitzel, and more. I still have to try the Yemenite soup which looks like such great comfort food. On Thursday nights (leil shishi) they offer special Jewish delicacies such as chulent, kugel, yapchik, and kishka. Because the restaurant is kosher, the prices are higher than what you would normally pay for similar food, but you do get both quality and quantity. The hummus is next level - rich, creamy, almost like a tahini. The pitas you would fold that with are thick and fluffy with a nice chewy texture. The rice is seasoned and flavorful. And I love the various sides, especially the fried onions and smoked eggplant which has a deep smoked flavor. The seasoning are heavier (for example the chicken is very cumin-y), but the food sure isn't bland. There are digital kiosks you can place your order from - I always like having this option as not only does it let you circumvent human interaction (less pressure if you're indulgently mulling over your choices at a larghetto pace), but who doesn't like a picture menu! Only snobs. Located in the Spring Valley Market Place (now rebranded as just "The Marketplace"), same plaza as Target. There's a 4% cash discount.

Food was very good and portion sizes were substantial. My issue was with the prices and service…read more Most of my requests were answered with a finger point to the condiment wall. When asking for a water, the cashier looked confused. She filled a small plastic cup at the sink and gave it to me. No ice, no smile. The prices were also extremely high. Really...$40 for a Shawarma plate and a beer? Then you have to bus your own tray? Ambience was very bad. Loud blower and gas food style seating. Won't be returning

Reunion with my girlfriends and we found this place. Food and service was fantastic! Definitely…read morethe place to hang and catch up to nosh on good food. Will be back the next time I'm in town!

Never a bad meal at Blu Fig! I'm an nyc gal and whenever I visit my friends in tarrytown we go…read morehere. The prices are unbeatable! The pizza and sandwiches are the best but today I opted for the chicken entree and the whole thing was good but the rice was above and beyond! Best place!

Food is excellent and prices are on par with the current economy. They have daily specials. The…read morefood you find here you will not find at New Yorks typical kosher establishments. Pastrami is a standout. They are closed on certain holidays so call ahead if you are clueless to the Hebrew customs etc. This restaurant attracts many younger people from the area. As an outsider no one has ever had an issue with me here. They are very busy and very efficient. They do a lot of online business. Only gripe I have is many customers here do not clean up after themselves. If you drive around this neighborhood you see the same thing outside of homes etc.

Wide variety of kosher options focused on meat offerings. Most things here appeared to be pre-made…read morecoming out of the deli case and being heated up. I would stay away from anything fried as the texture does not come back with their cooking methods. Overall flavors were good but execution could be better

Greek City is still in my rotation and not going anywhere. It's still BYOB, they give you amazing…read moreolive oil and kalamata olives at the table and the food is good. We had the octopus appetizer this time and a large Greek salad with grilled calamari. Such a refreshing, delicious dinner to share. Lots of chargrilled octopus, sliced up to eat and dressed with parsley, capers, lemon and olive oil. Ugh, so good. Drizzle more of that awesome table EVOO for even more yumminess. The large Greek salad is...large. It's well balanced, has mild feta and we got it all topped with grilled calamari (for an added $9). It's a good value as you get plenty of calamari (vs ordering an app of calamari). Dinner ends with complementary Greek cookies - kourabiedes. Bring cash app they charge a credit card fee (my only gripe here). We bright home a gyro platter to go and our server timed the order perfectly so it came out right when we were about to leave.

- Huge, open restaurant with plenty of tables and large, spacious booths for a comfortable dining…read moreexperience - Surprisingly quiet for a Saturday lunch--only a few booths occupied throughout our meal; noise level was low - Food was very good: Chicken Souvlaki Platter and Lamb Souvlaki Platter were served with a generous mound of fresh shredded lettuce, chopped onions, sliced tomatoes, two lemon potato wedges, a stack of mini pitas and a large side of tzatziki--the meats were well seasoned, nicely cooked, and tender and juicy; Gyro Pita was also generously packed with meat, veggies, and sauce - Complimentary bread to start and free almond cookies to finish the meal - Unfortunately, the service was not particularly friendly - Credit card fee imposed

Good food, friendly service. Immediately, greeted and led to our table. Had the baked ziti​read more

Went here last night for and they over performed! Food was soo good, and the soups are delicious!…read more The waitress was also very friendly and patient, and kept checking to make sure we had everything that we needed!