Our server at breakfast this morning recommended this restaurant after I told him my family was…read morefrom the Mediterranean area, and he said this was pretty close to authentic, so we had to give it a try. We had such a great meal here. They brought crusty bread with a Kalamata hummus, which you could definitely taste the garlic, luckily we both love garlic. My husband ordered the pork tenderloin kebabs which comes with a pilaf and vegetables, and he just about licked the plate clean, saying it wasn't dried out or overcooked. I ordered the salmon, which also came with the pilaf and vegetables. I tend to be picky about my fish since it's so easy to overcook. This salmon might have been the best fish I've ever had. It was seared quickly but not so long as to overcook it or dry it out. I forgot to take a picture of dessert, but we had the chocolate mousse that comes with vanilla ice cream. Yeah, it was as good as the rest of the meal. Another plus for this restaurant is the acoustic tiles, so you can hear the people at your table and you don't have to yell for them to hear you. Our breakfast server was right, this place was so good and we will definitely come back next time we're in the area.

We arrived as they were opening.greeted kindly and seated. We had a wonderful server. I am terrible…read morewith names since my stroke so I can't remember. We had a great seat by the window. The whole place is surrounded by windows plus a lovely seating area outside it was a bit humid so we chose inside. After introductions we received our bread it had a wonderful spread my wife thought tapenade and our friend thought it was hummus. It didn't matter both bread and topping were right on right on right on. For starters I got grilled shrimp perfect example of the Greek fare lemon garlic and herbs I had to share one w my wife and was very sad I had too. One friend got dolmades grape leaves stuffed w rice and herbs my wife and him enjoyed them and loved how the y hit all the spots and were true to form our other friend got the melintzandalata an eggplant dip that had a zing to it served with pita bread. The dip was good the pita over the top good wished I had ordered a side with my entree but I from what I tried I'll be back to order the pita again. Onto the entrees oh everything was perfectly timed and service was once agai beyond lovely no rush just letting old friends eat and enjoy. Oh so two had the salmon and loved it. One had the pork loin kabob thoroughly enjoyed gave a two thumbs. My entree was the filet mignon kabob. Had peppers and onion with it plus rice pilaf w house veggies I scarfed it down like a last meal it was that good came w a side of tzatziki sauce. Everything was tender hot and tasty. Plus we got a side of lemon potatoes I must say we are spoiled we used to live blocks from south street souvlaki whos lemon potatoes we loved these were just as good. We spit them and again I wanted them for myself but share and share alike.. everything was so much my wife and I had enough room to try a dessert we got the mosaic which was a frozen choco mousse with a cookie in it topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream w choco sauce with a cookie in between. It was a little bit hard to break with a spoon but we ate every last piece. And enjoyed it I personally would have been happy with a chocolate mousse on the softer side but it was desert and we tried it and ate every piece leaving nothing on the plate Ice cream and sauce were a great accompaniment. Anyway we have lived in villas for a while and this is the first time we were not disappointed. We can't wait to go back hoping my wife will be up for it next week we wanted to impress our friends and thanks to olive branch we did. Oh the server kept my iced tea full and to me that's huge I drink s lot of iced tea. Coffee was a hit they brewed up some decaf fresh for my wife yeah so that's it don't sleep on olive branch it's GREATTTTT!!!!

Another delicious dining experience. Table service is my teenagers, but they did a good job. Cool…read morepaintings of Greece all around. One of my daughters had a falafel pita. She said it was delicious. My other daughter had a gyro platter. It was so much food that she couldn't finish it! I had a chicken souvlaki platter with the potatoes and salad. Absolutely delicious. I kind of think that my dinner was the winner between all three! Expect to pay about $22 for a platter.

Delicious Greek restaurant that has a standout Mac and cheese. They have large portions to serve a…read moregroup or have food for later. We got the food to go and served us two meals and counting. The host was accommodating and friendly.

Owners are super sweet. And answer all your menu questions. Everything we had was delicious. From…read morehummus to chicken kebab and chicken stew and a piece of baklava. We were NOT disappointed. Will be back again soon

Picked up a food order from there and there was a roach on the counter next to peoples to go…read moreorders. Instead of killing or removing it the guy just tried to cover it with his hand. First and last time i will ever step foot in there.

I've gotten take out a couple times and it was always delicious…read more The other day I walked in just to grab a water and my tap-to-pay wasn't working. The kind person working there let me have it for free as I had no other way to pay. It was really hot, I had over-exerted, and I clearly needed it. Kind people, solid food. I'll be back!

if i am being honest 3.5 stars would be better…read more now let's start with the good part. the gyro is delicious! I went out of my way to come here for lunch after i saw a facebook post from the cheese steak adventures's guy pop up! it was from a while ago but i figured if he liked it... why not? the pita is really good. chewy. warm and moist. i got the classic (more to come) which is basically a gyro with the fixin's. lamb and fries tzsatiki. perfect. now let's move on to the staff and the restaurant overall. there are so many things wrong. the website will not let you honor several of the lunch specials. if you click on certain links they're no good. dont try to use them, since you will get to the restaurant and they will charge you for whatever the order would have been. i mean i want to save two bucks like everyone else. next, i'm going to agree with the many other reviews... why in the world can you NOT get sauce on the side if you pay for it? do they not have any lil cups?! i looked around this place is pretty cut and dry. i know it sounds like BS but i think they dont have those lil tiny cups. ...then there is the staff. i want so badly for them to hire the 'local lady who answers the phone'. they need it in the worst way. the guy who picks up is as fun as paint drying. it's a huge turn off for folks who know the food is good but the staff is not. will i be back... ?you damn right. but i am going to avoid a bunch of things from the jump: i'm only ordering online, if there is an upsell for sides and they do not have them i will just ask for my money back. they use toast for their ordering system and they will honor refunds if need be, and park around back. they have 2 spaces, the staff is using them too! i really hope things turn around in this location. they are not in philly anymore. it's the 'burbs baby!

Had a delicious lunch at Greek from Greece in university city. Popular restaurant close to Drexel…read more Spacious dinning area with outdoor seating. Went for hot bar. Many menu options. Salmon was delicious! Added fresh vegetables, rice, tzaziki, hummus and peta bread. Sat outside on a beautiful summer day. Spoke with the owner, who is very easy to talk to and passionate about his restaurant. He is a Greek American and Philly native. Keep a look out for the Greek from Greece food trucks at major events in Philly over the summer.

Visit GFG regularly to meet up with people who go to Drexel or to do some work on campus when I…read moreneed a change of scenery. Recently, I was having a quick afternoon meet-up with some friends. Coffee is pretty OK, but the selection of Greek pastries and food is pretty wide. I've had the food before, which I found to be just OK, but the pastries (esp. the spanakopita) was spot on and delicious. I had some non-coffee drinks recently, and they were good enough to feel refreshed, but nothing to phone home about. Lots of seating here, but usually a lot of it is taken by Drexel student groups working. Back room has a lot more but is also strangely dim, so I'd honestly have a hard time if I was found to be working back there. Front seating though is nice with the natural lighting! For some reason they were blasting music today at a level that made it difficult to work even through AirPods. Maybe I'm misunderstanding something about Greek cafes in particular, but it wasn't the greatest environment. Service is always prompt. I've found it to not always be the friendliest but they get the job done. Late hours are a plus amongst cafes in U-City, so I'll still stop by.

This is one of my all time favorite restaurants the food is great and so are the drinks. I always…read morestart with the hummus and have never had a bad meal.

Visited here for dinner on a Saturday evening, enjoyable experience. Our server was very attentive…read morewithout being smothering and a very comfortable ambiance. Each course came out timely and great portions. My favorite was the octopus appetizer, perfectly prepared. Everything we had was delicious . I look forward to our next visit.

Great food, best pizza in town. NYC style chicken and lamb rice platters are the best in town.read more

Customer service is AWFUL! Prices change based on who answers the phone. Today I was told I had…read moreto spend $25 for delivery. In the past, I would order a vegetarian pizza and was never an issue. I will never order from here again!

We stumbled upon this place because we were going to see a movie at the AMC and what a find! First…read moreof all, it's a very cute restaurant. The interior design is amazing. The ceiling pieces and walls are shaved like waves to represent the sea and make you feel like you're on a Greek island. I ordered a chicken gyro which came with fries. The fries were very good, crispy and tasty. They had oregano on them, which I normally do not like but it actually gave the fries an interesting flavor. The chicken gyro was very good too. I normally do not like yogurt sauce, but this yogurt sauce was so good in the chicken gyro. We have been living in Philadelphia for almost three years now and some of the best restaurants we have found are outside the city!

Food was delicious and our server was patient and sweet to deal with…read more The dining area was clean and inviting. We will definitely return!

Our first time here..we ordered different items and did a take out just to taste the diverse dishes…read moreand came away so happy and satiated! Adana kabab, mixed grill for 2, chicken doner and appetizer plate (hydari, carrot dip and veggie dip spicy) of 3 was more than enough for 5 adults with an average appetite. The beef dishes and the chicken chop that comes in the mixed grill were just superb! Succulent, well marinated, cooked to perfection. And the rice that comes with the food was so flavorful! And the food was light and not heavy. This is a new place so definitely give it a try. You will not be disappointed and instead be asking for more. Love that we now have two good restaurants in the same area. Aroma (which is great for a nice night out and has been our family favorite for years now!) and Turkish Grill (parking is a little tough but a lovely eatery serving wholesome and tasty food!)

I've been to this place so many times. Very happy that now it's searchable on Yelp! First I want to…read morethank the owner for being so kind. The food tastes real! You always smell food there, but " pleasant smell" and you feel more hungry! I love this about this place. Also they have different stuff on the shelf when you enter the restaurant, which is for sale. Check them out. I usually buy the " Turkish coffee" from the shelf and the owner is super sweet to teach me how to make it. Thanks ! Will be back soon.

Everything we order was great and so full of flavor, the service was fine they were attentive and…read morethe food is pretty cheap with plates starting at 11

Meh Mediterranean in a daycare setting…read more Before I even reached the door, the walls of a crying infant arose from a family dining al fresco at Norma's in Cherry Hill. Restless little ones blocked the entry, setting the tone for my overall Saturday evening experience. That Norma's is popular, there can be no doubt. We had no reservations, and felt lucky to snag a table. The place was bustling, servers had their hands full, we were obliged to be patient until ours arrived. I love Norma's menu -- my partner is vegetarian, so Mediterranean works great for us. I went the veggie route as well, starting with a lentil and ckickpea soup that was hot and savory and the high point of my meal. Other appetizers we enjoyed were the spanikopita and the cheese manaeesh, second to none. My veggie skewer was perfectly charred yet light. After such a promising start, then, our entrees came as quite a disappointment. My partner opted for the falafel salad, and while Norma's falafel are indeed superior, the salad was a bit of a mess, too ... wet, diluting the dressing, leaving runny runoff on the plate. But the greatest misfire wss the mixed kabobs entree I ordered. Everything about it was underwhelming -- these are signature items that should be stand+outs, but weren't. The kabobs were just okay, lacking in appeal, resting on a bed of rice that was unremarkable except for how cold it was. I suspect my plate had been held too long. I know they would have fixed it had I asked -- but seriously, I was up to *here* with all the kids. While I was eating, a woman behind me gathered up her gaggle of tots, squeezing out of the way to make room for a baby carriage the size of a Volkswagen. Does Norma's deserve a second chance? Sure. Next time, I'll stick with the appetizers and stay close to my wine glass lest the kindergarteners in my vicinity cause my nerves to fray.