The service was friendly, helpful, and polite. It's a clean…read moreand airy dining room with comfortable seating. The food was so good!

Oh. My. Heavens. For…read morethose that don't know, I will only leave a review if I'm extremely impressed or very disappointed and dissatisfied. I'm a huge snob, even when it comes to dive restaurants. I have resolved to only write positive reviews on places that I believe truly deserve the praise they have earned. This is one of those places. This joint is completely unassuming. Sparse decoration, low drop-tile ceiling, brightly lit (too bright for your usual Mediterranean joint), HDTV menus near the front register... But, does a restaurant need anything other than a great menu and delicious, freshly prepared, well-spiced fare to be an amazing experience? I answer loudly "NO!" This restaurant is wonderful. They serve some of the best Mediterranean food I've had, and I've been many places throughout the US and internationally. Finding this in my own back yard makes me so happy to live in GR. My wife and I split the spicy feta fries, which neither of us could stop shoving in our mouths. Now, a bit about me - I survived a massive heart attack five years ago. Five bypasses. Month in a coma. Six months learning to walk again. I SHOULD NOT BE EATING FRIES!! And yet... I couldn't help myself. Each bite was perfection in crispy potato form. And a heavy garlic presence. The toum is worth it. Completely worth it. Gives Sheshco a serious run for best in town. Not greasy or too "mayonnaise-y." She had the shish tawook ("chicken kabob") and I had a gyro pita. Her chicken was stunningly tender and temptingly well-seasoned. Rice was floral and delicious. Hummus, not quite garlicky enough, but smooth and refreshing. And the Nutella cheesecake was heavy and smooth and wonderful. My gyro was obviously done in-house, same as the pickled turnips ("liyft"). love pickled turnips, and I truly believe that these aren't the commercially available jarred ones. Gyro meat was well-spiced, perfectly tasty and amazingly tender. The service was warm and friendly. Wife and I will be back again...and again. We hope to see you there!! Worth a drive and some time. Bring an empty tummy and get ready to enjoy!!

Good food and a great option when you can't get to Detroit for mid eastern food. Usually do a carry…read moreout.

Great service. Nice setting. Terribly dry gyro. It was a sad day for a lover of gyros.read more

Stopped in here for a quick dinner. Everyone got something different and loved our meals! Service…read morewas quick and everything was so fresh. It was very clean inside with lots of seating. If I am looking for a quicker healthier option, this is it!

Is it my lucky day or what? Lol! I've been wanting to try this! Good thing my husband is very…read moreattentive. He ordered these to go, we had the Great Greek Gyro with a refreshing Tzatziki sauce. It really complemented the rich flavor of the gyro meat! He also ordered Feta fries and a four-dip appetizer with pita bread. They have really huge servings! I have meals for tomorrow lol. The food was so tasty! I definitely recommend this place.

Great atmosphere, great food, great people. Very spacious but maybe 20-40 tables available…read more If you are looking for a taste of Turkey with the experience, this is the spot. Our host was super kind, helpful with the menu and had a sense of humor. Grape leaves - I believe it was cold if I remember, and it's a softer/mushy texture. The host called it "Turkish Sushi." It was good and different! Appetizers- phenomenal. Fresh, hot, flavorful. We had cheese served on a hot stone, it was beautiful. Nothing was over or under seasoned. Everything was cooked perfectly. Nice fry, nice bake, nice sizzles. Salmon was cooked just right. Calamari was fried great and had a good crunch. Feta borek reminded me of crab cheese ragoons. I love the way it's prepared though, even bites and good flaky crunch. The shell is light and wasn't greasy. Baklava was delicious. Rice pudding was delicious. Drinks were on point. 10/10 will be back again!

We landed at Ford international headed for facilities in Ada and Grand Rapids. Our assistant…read morefigured out that if we stopped in Ada, first, we could enjoy the Zeytin Turkish restaurant. Zeytin serves authentic Turkish cuisine along with other middle eastern and American food. A table favourite was the Pepper Delight. Basically, chopped red and green peppers combined with walnuts and tomato. I highly recommend both the Rice pudding and the Fried calamari. Nice big plate I had almost all to myself. The service was friendly and somewhat attentive. My friend, Darius, ordered the Chicken shish kebab and the pita was dry, cold and stale. They immediately returned with fresh, hot, moist bread. The wait for the initial order and drink refills was a bit longer. The dining area is large, yet cozy. The eatery has a very embracing, warm ambiance and it's a great gluten-free zone. The guy that suggested we stop here eats vegan. 01/26

Located in a great plaza for some shopping and outdoor seating vibes. Got some lunch and the…read morehighlight of our meals was the bread (which shouldn't surprise anyone, considering it's field and fire). The blend of spices in the food had a nice Mediterranean flavor profile. A really great, non-pretentious, small café/lunch brunch joint. I appreciated the outdoor seating on a warm September day especially.

I went to the Breton Village location after wanting to try this place for a while. I ordered…read moreonline, and my order was ready on time. I tried the green omelette and added a side of the beef sausage. It also came with a piece of sourdough bread. The inside of the café is very cute and calming. I also ordered a hot latte with oat milk and sugar-free pistachio chocolate; that was probably the best part of my order. The food was pretty tasty, and the eggs were a large serving. The side of sausage was an extra $4, which in the future is probably not worth it. The side of bread was also unusually thin and hard to bite/chew - just not what I was expecting from sourdough. I would be interested in trying a Panini or your own next time!

Wanted some Greek and there really ant much in this area. So decided to try the chipotle of…read moreMediterranean. Not hard to find. Lots of parking. Staff was nice and helpful. Menu is bowls, pitas mostly. Chicken, beef, falafel, hummus, baba, usual menu items. I got a chicken gyro with tzatziki, lettuce, tomato, feta, white sauce. It was good. The white sauce is like a ranch. They roll it in a pita. Could have used more sauce but it was good. Pita was a tad dry. I got the combo and added fries and Dr Pepper. The fries were hot and good. Overall decent affordable meal. You can eat inside there are about 10 tables. Not big seems to be mostly take out. They had a steady business while I was eating. Decent place. I'd go back.

Pittaway has delicious food. The chicken is tastefully seasoned, the ingredients are fresh and the…read moreservice is excellent. Can't say enough about their hummus and their pita away bowls. Everything we ordered is delicious. The only downside to pee away is the cost. A family of three can walk out paying upwards of $50. That might not be unusual in the economic climate.

It's sooooooooo good 11/10 Make sure you get feta! Also prices r good too and ppl were kindread more

Let me start by saying I've come to this place multiple times and always raved about the food…read more.. until now. Tonight's $50+ order was disappointing, for multiple reasons. Let me count the ways: 1) cold food. Greek fries (x2) that were as warm as bag of potato chips. 2) no feta cheese for any of the food, despite paying the $1.00 up-charge for the dishes. Last I knew, feta is a soft, crumbly cheese--not shredded white cheese that tastes a lot like mozzarell. 3) no pita for the bowl. Pick up the order. Get home. Check bag. No pita. Which I suppose is fine, as it likely would have been cold. Really like to think this is an exception, but I'm not sure I am willing to go back to find out.

Another amazing meal at Al-Bos. The food is so fresh and tastes amazing…read more The staff is so friendly and the drinks are quite healthy pours. If you are a fan of Mediterranean food, please check out this restaurant.

The food here is absolutely delicious. You will not regret anything on this menu. You can seat…read moreyourself when you come in, so no need to wait in line. The vibe is more of a sports bar but less TV's. Lots of adorable older men hanging out at the bar. Feels like Cheers more than just a restaurant. I am obsessed with the Burek that has potato and onion. It's so flaky and crunchy on the outside, soft and gooey on the inside. I never thought I'd say this, but it's better than a pierogi. Feels crazy to say! It's like if a pierogi and a croissant had the most beautiful baby. The other person at the table ordered the gulash and it was so creamy and dreamy. Please stop by! It's worth it! Plus, they have a great grocery store connected.