Great food - great staff. Above par all around. Friendly staff and the food was delicious with…read morelarge portions.

Stopped in for lunch to-go. Restaurant is very small. I ordered. Beef gyro. Person taking my…read moreorder was kind and attentive. Offered me a glass of water while I waited. Didn't have to wait long as the food came out rather quickly. Portion was generous but a little on the pricey side for a gyro. Nevertheless, I enjoyed it. I'd go back if I'm in the area to try other items on the menu.

Food is always great and mostly consistent. Lately they have been a bit skimpy with portions on…read morecertain items and prices have gone up. Seems like that trend will continue.

They make a very good Gyro and the taziki sauce is very good. They have the meats roasting on the…read morespit at the grill and throw it on the grill before serving you. The staff there were friendly and helpful. The restaurant was very clean. I have had a gyro plate and a gyro sandwich and both were very good.

ARE YOU KIDDING ME???? I may move to Tucson just to eat this food on a regular basis. BEST Greek…read morefood I've ever had, including IN GREECE. Thank you for a wonderful meal. Keep doing what you're doing. PS I realize that this is officially Turkish, but it's all Greek to me.

Had lunch at Istanbul today with two friends. We started with the combo appetizer: tzatziki,…read morehummus, and sarma, with pita, tomatoes and cucumbers. The vegetables were fresh and crisp and the sarma was the best I've had. We all ordered the same entree: rotisserie beef and lamb on pita bread, served with tzatziki sauce; choice of fries or Greek salad. All tasty, but I do prefer my gyro meat in slices rather than little chunks. It seems less moist in chunks. Service was excellent, efficient and friendly. The meal was huge and we all took home enough for dinner or lunch tomorrow. Sorry, I started eating before I snapped pics, lol.

Everything here is amazing, so tasty (and yet somehow affordable), and everyone is friendly and…read morehelpful. If you're not eating here, you should be!

We were cheerfully greeted and seated. The waitress answered our questions about what spices were…read moreused. The food, swish tazuki (sp?) was delicious. I opted for the potatoes which were thin sliced and spiced, not hot but flavorful. Syrian coffee and baklava to finish the meal. The decor was Mediterranean style and comfortable to dine in. The bench that was available while waiting to be seated was covered in cloth of the area, although we didn't have to wait.

We found ourselves strolling 4th Ave around 6:30pm on a Monday evening with the intention of…read morespontaneously grabbing a bite. Despite some key sports events going on (World Cup U.S. round of 16) this once bustling shopping/dining avenue was eerily quiet. Indeed, we both couldn't help but notice the number of venues that were permanently closed and the degree to which nearly every window (occupied or closed) had etched or soaped graffiti all over it. One block off of 4th Ave (on 6th St) we saw Opas Grill (not to be confused with "Opa's Best Greek" at Broadway/Swan!) and headed in. Two small screens above the corner bar area were displaying the soccer game. Of the roughly 16 tables between the two dining rooms only three were occupied. We were greeted promptly and tended to graciously. She got the Dinner Gyro Wrap with the salad side ($15) and I got the Dinner Gyro Salad ($16). They arrived in less than 10 minutes with both protein portions of decent size and piping hot. The salads were fresh/crisp with no wilted anything and dressings were on the side, as requested. Note: the wrap was a bit sloppy due to juices but good flavors for both entrees and we polished them off. The lone disappointment was the Honey Old Fashioned cocktail (average) and in hindsight we should have tried one of their Mastiha drinks (a deliciously unique liquor that's endemic to Greece). The entrance is kind of hidden/recessed about 25 feet deep from the sidewalk. Bonus, there's a small private parking lot (free) that's right beside the building. Final Note: 3% is added to any non-cash payment.

Opa's Grill on 4th Ave is my all time favorite! I usually take out or eat in for dinner. Priced…read morewell with great quality. Plate closest to the bottom is mine with chicken souvlaki with a side of fries. You could also get a side salad. Amazing staff always and so attentive! Outside seating area is nice in the later hours of the day. Inside is also nicely decorated.

I've lived in the area for almost 18 years now. But, I only discovered this market about 7 months…read moreago. I had recently bought the wrong item. I called to see about returning it, no problem. But, we won't be in Tucson for a couple weeks. No problem. Went there today with my receipts and the unopened product. I picked out what I wanted in the first place, and got change back. Being of Armenian decent, this place is a God send. Can't recommend it more.

I purchased a gallon of kefir from your establishment for ten dollars, only to discover upon…read moreconsumption that the product was spoiled, despite the expiration date indicating it remained valid for another month. Having extensive experience with this product, I can confirm that it had deteriorated; consequently, it is imperative that greater oversight is exercised regarding inventory quality. I intend to escalate this matter to the Tucson health authorities, who will be conducting a thorough inspection of your inventory to ensure all products are compliant with safety standards.

This place is located at the entrance to Costco at I-10 and S Kino Pkwy…read more It is a small drive through only. There are pictures posted of what it looks like. We needed a snack. We picked up the Pita and hummus which was supposed to be $5.99 but we got it for $3. It wasn't on the Daily Deals (see photo). It was really great hummus. Next time we are back we will definitely be trying some other things for sure. Great option. More what we were in the mood for than Costco pizza.

This location recently opened. Today I used the drive thru for a take out original gyro. Service…read morewas fast and friendly. I was the only customer. On weekends the original gyros are $1 off so my sandwich was under $9. While it wasnt a very big sandwich, it was enough to fill me up. The compressed meat was thinly sliced, well spiced, and there was plenty of 'ziki sauce. Costco is across the street. Sunday traffic can make entering the parking area stressful. Otherwise it has a spacious lot right on the southern terminus of what will be the El Paso And Southwestern Greenway.

Food was SOO good!!! And service? AMAZING! You could really tell they put their heart into the food…read moreand service and wanting people to really enjoy the experience! It was a cute exterior and interior too! Highly recommend!!!!

Atmosphere: a little dark inside. Looks like they have an outside patio…read more Service: attentive and nice. Had a great conversation with the server about Syrian food. Food: I had the vegetarian platter. I like their baba ghanoish the best out of all the levant places I've been to in town. I had not tried a cheese/ veggie roll before. I liked it but trying to eat less fried foods. Their dolmas and falafel aren't my favorite in town, but still good. All of it was good. I would have liked some more vegetables- cucumbers /tomatos/ pickles . The pistachio baklava was so good! Wish they'd up their drink game. I wasn't impressed with the iced tea. Bathroom could use a refresh. I will be back.

It's really good. I ordered online and did carryout, with no problem at all. I wrote this review on…read morea different site and look forward to going again. We had many of the food items on the menu, and they were all really good. The chicken in the Chicken Kebab (Shish Tawook) Plate was so tender! The Chicken Shawarma was very tasty, and the "Platter" on the appetizer menu makes a great vegetarian Mediterranean meal with all the goodies, which were all really good. The Mediterranean Salad is very good for a lighter meal. The House Rice and sauces were great additions.

Are you freaking kidding me??? Ordered and paid online for takeout and then was sent away with no…read morefood and denied a refund! I placed an online order for takeout at about 7pm. I was charged, given a confirmation number, and a pickup time of 7:37pm. When I arrived just after 7:30pm for my takeout, the employee came to the window and told me that they closed early and aren't doing anymore orders. When I showed him my confirmation email receipt he told me it doesn't matter and that I needed to go home. When I explained that I already paid and asked for a refund he flat out said no and that it's not his problem. When I pressed further for an explanation to why their website would take an order if they're closed and demanded a refund, he pretended not to understand me anymore and told me to leave. Caravan Grill is open until 8pm, this can be confirmed on Google and the hours posted on their door. I'm beyond frustrated that they would take my order, charge my card, and send me a confirmation email with a pickup time only to close early. Additionally, how can you charge me and then not provide the service I paid for and deny me a refund? Lastly, why the rude attitude with me like I'm at fault for ordering food. This is absolutely insane business practice. It truly feels illegal, because WTF am I suppose to do? They stole $50 from me! Confirmation email attached for proof

Some of the best Middle Eastern food in town. The kebab was incredibly tender and delicious. The…read moreeggplant dishes excellent. I'm coming back!!!

3rd visit in last couple months, it's tastier to us than Aspasia & Zayna and I can't get past the…read moreChicken Schwarma $16.25 plate lol. Slivers of moist seasoned chicken with 2 sides and warm pitas. Again have not veered from the 2 sides either, smoky baba ghanouj and silky smooth hummus over fries or side salad. Hubby is also stuck on his Gyro Deluxe $15.75 with Greek Salad. Has the most balanced dressing, just oily & tart enough but a tad sweet. Asked the owner, Reyna who is a delight btw, that I had met on our 2nd visit what exactly was in it...simply oil & vinegar turns out, the latter being Apple Cider not Red Vinegar..aha, the slight sweet. The menu has the Middle Eastern go-tos that we ordered but read along and discover it leans Jordanian and is quite extensive with family platters and stews. Notably too, their bar stocks several Middle Eastern beers, that we still need to pop. Dining Room is fairly small with a few tables and wall painted murals, and a couple of outdoor tables on the walkway in too. Unassuming location in the back of the strip mall, with ATL Wings and Peter Piper Pizza, across from Park Place Mall. Be sure to nav it here for fantastic Middle Eastern fare and maybe discover some new Jordanian dishes too...I'm working on it haha!