Pegasus Taverna in Detroit was such a great find. The rustic Greek decor gives it a really warm,…read moreauthentic vibe, and the ceiling is honestly beautiful--nice touch that makes the place stand out. Service was spot on too, super friendly and attentive without being too much. We went on a Monday evening during the Detroit fireworks, which made it even more fun. Food-wise, the traditional Greek dishes were the highlight. The saganaki was done perfectly, the lamb shank in tomato sauce with rice was rich and comforting, and the gyro was easily one of the best we've had. Prices were very reasonable for the quality and portions. Definitely a spot we'll be coming back to try more dishes.

This place has a cool atmosphere but unfortunately the food was a letdown…read more We started with a bottle of Chianti and shared a warm goat cheese appetizer, which was good and got the meal off to a good start. When we asked for recommendations, our server mentioned that the restaurant was known for its lamb, so both my wife and I ordered the lamb gyros. Unfortunately, the gyros were disappointing. The lamb was flavorless, overcooked, and extremely salty. Given the restaurant's reputation for lamb, we expected much better. While the service and atmosphere were good, the quality of the food did not live up to expectations, and we left disappointed.

Super yummy food, and it came out really fast. There's a nice outdoor patio for the summertime…read more Good place to visit when you want a fresh tasting quick meal but don't want to sit down and take awhile

Visited on a cold Sunday evening. The place was slow and pretty empty. Parking is rough. Lucky if…read moreyou can find a spot in the lot otherwise you have to park in the parking garage. You enter in the back of the building and go down a small hallway. Inside has high ceilings and lots of seating. Some high top bar, tables and then a row of booth seating. Place felt clean. We ordered on a kiosk. Lots of different options, some non Greek stuff as well. Such as my dad got a burger. Our food came out staggered. First the hummus/bread, then the mezze plate, then entrees. Everyone enjoyed their food. The mezze plate was my favorite - had a little bit of everything to try. They serve their grapeleaves cold which I prefer. Falafel was a little dry but the dips/hummus helped. Spanikopita had a good crunch outside and yummy filing. Staff were fine - did not interact with them too much other than bringing out food out. Pop machine is serve yourself. Noticed signs that said they would clean up your table. Bathrooms were by the cash register and single stall. Dessert was yummy with rice pudding. It was creamy and a good portion.

First of all the atmosphere. Simple yet elevated. The food was surperb and if we didn't live so…read morefar I would be eating here once a week. Everything we ate from the salad and its dressing to the mussels and the gyro were both fresh and delicious. The mussels didn't seem to be debearded but they were fresh and delicious. The gyro doesn't naturally come with feta but they brought a large side of it! And there was one server and the host who managed to provide quality service even with 6 tables coming in at the same time.

I want to love this place, but I can only like it. The food is too hit and miss for me to "not be…read moreable to wait" until my next visit. I'll eat here, but not as often as i would if they polished up their menu/execution. The chicken dishes, all of them, are terrible. They advertise "tender chicken cut into slices," but if you look at any of the pics on here, it's all the same - tiny, little chicken bits, dry and overcooked. The more obscure dishes are the way to go. They fail hard on the basics, but hit home runs on their more unheard of menu items. If you've never heard of something, but it sounds good - that's what you should order here. Chicken lemon rice: 3/10 Not enough chicken, lemon tastes artificial and weird, soup is bland. I've had better CLR at most any coney island. Chicken Gyro: 3/10 Chicken was dry, the orzo was dry and overcooked, tziki sauce was thick and lacked flavor. Plenty of chicken... I would have rather had less chicken, cooked better. I haven't seen their chicken kabob, but it seems like this place uses the thick part of their breast for the kabobs, and uses the scraps bits for all of their other dishes. Grape Leaves: 7/10 Good flavor, good sauce... wish the CLR soup tasted as good as the sauce from the grape leaves. Stifado: 9/10 Excellent dish. Good amount of beef, great flavor, nice stew. This is the dish that I would come back for. Bread basket: Bread: 4/10 - they serve the bread ice cold. Olive oil: 9/10 - excellent flavor, super light, nice lemon zest Service: 8.5/10 - good job. They had one guy for all 8 or so tables, but did he did a good job covering them. The busser/assistant did a good job at keeping our waters and bread full, but he tries to carry too much, and it causes a big distraction (glasses clunking, nearly falling over, re-stacking)... sometimes two trips is better than one... He also says "of course" (pet peeve) when someone says "thank you." Perhaps I'm weird, but I find that terribly dismissive, and off-putting.

This is my go to spot for pork chops. They usually have 5-7 specials a day. I always like the greek…read morestyle green beans or peas. Today I got the chopped sirloin special topped with sautéed onions and served with mashed potatoes and gravy and Greek green beans. The patty was cooked and seasoned to perfection.

I went today with a couple of friends for lunch. I ordered the grilled chicken Gyro with a bowl of…read moreGerman tomato soup. Everything was really good. The sandwich was huge. But I ate it all! It was chocked full of grilled chicken, which was tender and well seasoned. This was my first time having German tomato soup. But I love the soup with the vegetables and the ground beef. The waitress we had was super friendly and kept checking on us. This place is definitely one to visit. They have an extensive menu. Breakfast all day. Lunch and dinner.

The gyro was excellent, fresh made to order. The server was very nice and pleasant to talk with and…read morehelpful. Very clean and nice seating area outside.

Came here for breakfast and it def hit the spot. I got the Greek breakfast sandwich: the lamb was…read morejuicy, the eggs were well prepared, and they both were complemented by the tomato and the feta. The pita which encased all of this goodness was a revelation: crispy on the outside, but soft and pliable. I also got the Greek donuts. Omg. When fresh out the kitchen they are outstanding. They are crunchy outside and chewy soft inside. The texture was reminiscent of the malasadas I grew up on in Hawaii. Also not overly sweet, which I appreciated. I opted for the standard sweet sauce, but I left wanting to try all the toppings. This place is nuts. My only regret is that I left town and couldn't try lunch. Also, service was great: prompt and very friendly.

Seriously impressive lunch spot in Detroit!! Stopped by La…read morePalma for lunch and was blown away by both the portion size and the flavor. I ordered the chicken platter and it came with a huge serving of perfectly seasoned rice, tender and juicy chicken, onions, warm bread, and a fresh salad -- all for around $15, which feels like a steal these days. The standout for me was the salad dressing -- hands down the best I've ever had. I could honestly drink it. Everything tasted fresh, well-seasoned, and made with care. Portions are generous enough that you'll likely have leftovers, and it's the kind of meal that keeps you full and happy for hours. Casual, quick, and consistently delicious -- I'd absolutely come back and recommend this spot to anyone looking for solid Mediterranean food in Detroit.

Picked up their Spinach Salad w/ some added beets and grilled chicken yesterday. Second time in two…read moreweeks. It's THAT good! The only bad part was the extraordinarily long wait. It's not usually like that.

Hadn't been here in years and the food was just as good as I remembered! They fancied it up a bit…read moreinside too. They serve traditional Greek dishes. They now offer more outdoor seating which is great! Food: 4/5 Service : 4/5 Atmosphere: 5/5 Value: 4/5

Service was poor. Did not bring credit card back to us…read moreafter paid. Had to ask for it. Asked for extra plate she forgot. Had to get from kitchen helper bringing them out. Did not bring Carryout, lids for sauce, had ask someone, maybe was manager, for them. And 20% gratuity was automatically added to bill. Watch yourself when bill came was another place to add more tip. Crazy. Plus there was just two of us on the Bill. Food was ok.

I've been enjoying Kouzina since they first opened, but the last few years I've slept on them for…read moreno reason. I've been back a couple times in the past few weeks and they haven't faltered in their quality of food and service. I was greeted with welcoming faces in both of my most recent visits. They are very polite and patient in the ordering process (imagine Subway, but actually tasty and Greek). Everything is incredibly fresh, from the bread, to the meats, and veggie toppings. The chicken lemon rice soup is soothing to the soul, even on an 80 degree day. When I received my online carry out order, it was securely stapled in a bag. The soup was in a vented cup, assuring there would be no spills and the cup was placed in a cute festive bag, good enough to reuse as gift bag. The plasticware and bread was also stored in cute bags. What prompted me to write a review was the candies with the plasticware!! What delightful surprise! Thank you Kouzina!

Super fresh and simple menu. Service is quick and streamlined. One rice bowl was enough to feed my…read morehusband and myself. We got the one with multiple meats (loved them all) and also got a side of hummus and pita. They have some nice house hot sauce that tastes a bit like tobacco. The vibe is cozy, clean, cute, with tables that are a little high (I felt like a little kid as I ate). They also have a pleasant outdoor patio. I appreciated the array of beautiful healthy food toppings choices, including the most flavorful Greek olives!