ordered uber on a rainy night. it was delicious! warm and fresh, from the chicken gyro sandwich to…read morethe Greek salad, whipped feta, pitas, and baklava! first time trying and will definitely get it again.

Great hummus and super authentic olive oil! They are from Tunisia, so the food is more north…read moreAfrican Mediterranean than say Greek food. We had the spanakopita and the gyros, both very good. The gyros did not come from a spit though, but it was still good.

On the way home we tried a new Greek restaurant called Yamas Greek rotisserie. The staff were very…read morewelcoming and knowledgeable about the menu. After looking at for a bit, I finally decided on the Mediterranean kale salad with lamb meat. Charles Chavez har the lamb gyro with the titan fries and a Greek salad. The lamb meat was so tender on both meals, but it was the actual meat not the slices that you normally get. The spices left a great flavor in your mouth, that will make you wanting more. The salad was fresh and delicious with just the right amount of greens, quinoa, feta, nuts, Kalamata olives and lamb meat. I had the half and barely finished it. The place was clean and well decorated with music playing in the background. We will definitely be back to try some of the other dishes.

Bottom line. Their food is excellent but it's a bit pricey for what you get…read more My daughter and I came for lunch. We wanted to try different foods. She got the Athenian beef with a side of avegolemono soup. I got the pulled chicken plate with spanakopita. We also got 1 of each sauce to try. And a side of red pepper hummus and Greek fries. The beef and chicken were delicious. The Greek salad good. The portion sizes were smaller compared to other Greek restaurants. Also both plates did not come with pita. You have to extra pay for pita. They carry bottled drinks, no fresh iced tea. The restaurant is setup as a counter order. Also minimal seating. They had a few to go orders. $75 for the 2 of us

the good: i found this restaurant while searching for vegan…read moreoptions in taos. it came up on google and i was excited to see a highly reviewed vegan mushroom shawarma. unfortunately, that restaurant had been replaced by this chinese restaurant about three months ago. we decided to give it a try anyway. the only real redeeming factor was that the kimchi dumplings were nicely pan-fried and crispy on the outside. unfortunately, there was no discernible kimchi inside. the bad: we ordered the kimchi dumplings, veggie hand-pulled noodles, beef and broccoli hand-pulled noodles, veggie bibimbap, beef bibimbap, and a lemon tea. the noodles were extremely oily and, despite being described as hand-pulled, did not resemble hand-pulled noodles. the beef was questionable enough that my partner couldn't really determine whether it was actually beef. the lemon tea was a sickly sweet powdered drink that arrived almost too hot to drink, served in a plastic-lined to-go cup. not exactly what i was expecting when ordering tea at a sit-down restaurant. the ugly: the stone-pot bibimbap was the biggest disappointment. as a korean american, stone-pot bibimbap means something to me. i don't expect every restaurant to serve korean food exactly the way my family would, but what we were served wasn't even close. the bowls weren't properly heated, so there was none of the sizzling or crispy rice that makes dolsot bibimbap what it is. the toppings were not what i would expect, and the seasoning was completely off. the entire meal came to $81.81, and we barely finished any of it. service was also lacking. other than taking our order and bringing out the food, no one checked on us during the meal. i really wanted to like this place, especially because taos can be challenging when you're looking for good vegan options. unfortunately, i would have rather gone to panda express. at best, i'd describe this as very mid-level chinese food.

As a gluten and dairy free girl, it can be hard to find food while on vacation but when my family…read moreand I went to New Mexico at the beginning of last year month, this place was perfect! Easily some of THE BEST Mediterranean food I've ever had. It had such good flavor and we couldn't stop eating it. Our waiter was amazing and recommended multiple things to us while having great knowledge for the food they provided. 10/10 service! The building is so cozy, it feels like you're sitting down to eat at a families house, not just a restaurant. It was incredibly welcoming and I recommend to anyone who's in Taos, NM!

Last Sunday, 08/17/2025, was our first visit here, and I must say, my wife and friends really,…read moreReally enjoyed our lunch/dinner! You order at the counter, they bring it to the table. And Fast, we sat down, chatted a minute or two, and the dishes were coming out!!!Wow. Ambiance plain and simple, you can hear yourself and your party without yelling. The food, well....mouth watering and filled deliciousness the Chicken dish was wonderful, with Greek salad, pita and hummusoh my!!! So, if you're in Santa Fe, and want to nosh, do yourself a favor, visit and enjoy the tasty delights, here at the Cleopatra Café, for fast friendly service ad great fare

This is an odd restaurant. It's super dark inside. Order at the counter. No offer of drink refills…read more I'm glad I looked at Yelp reviews before ordering because I got the cleopatra platter, and it was very yummy. My husband ordered something he thought he would like, but it was nothing like he expected. So he didn't enjoy his at all. I wouldn't eat here again. But mine was good.

This Mediterranean restaurant serves an amazing variety of dishes, including chicken shawarma,…read moregyros, kebabs, and falafel, along with classic sides like dolmas, hummus, and baba ganoush. Everything we tried was full of flavor, seasoned nicely, and tasted very fresh. The portions are huge and very generous, and the prices are quite reasonable for the amount of food you get. The chicken shawarma platter is my go-to, and the delicious pistachio baklava is a must-try for dessert. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, making it a comfortable place to sit down and enjoy a meal. It has a warm, casual vibe that makes you feel welcome whether you're dining in or just stopping by for a quick bite. One of the best parts of this place is the attached grocery store, which carries a wide selection of Middle Eastern products, spices, and desserts. It's really convenient to be able to grab ingredients or treats after eating. The staff were also very friendly and helpful, which made the experience even better. The only downside is that seating can sometimes be a challenge, especially during busy times. However, the food, welcoming ambiance, and overall experience more than make up for it. I really enjoyed my meal here and will definitely be coming back again.

I had a little trouble ordering at first, but it eventually worked out. The first time I called, I…read morewas put on hold and I think the person may have forgotten about me. After waiting quite a while, I hung up and called back. This time, they took my order quickly and efficiently. I hadn't been here since they were in their previous location across the street, and I was really impressed with the new dining area. It was clean, well-decorated, and had a lot of open space. The front counter staff seemed a bit awkward or shy, I couldn't quite tell, but it was fine. They let me know my order would be ready in about 10 minutes. In reality, I waited closer to 20 mins todal, but it was absolutely worth it. I ordered the chicken shawarma platter, and it did not disappoint. It came with a delicious side salad made with fresh produce, a light dressing, and generous chunks of feta cheese. The platter also included some of the best hummus I've ever had, along with pita bread for dipping, though I honestly could have used a little more bread. The main dish featured tender, well-seasoned chicken served over rice with a creamy cucumber sauce that I could not get enough of. Seriously, this stuff was dangerously addictive. I'll definitely be back, and next time I'm bringing the whole family!

This is a major hidden gem of Santa Fe -- perhaps our best meal after living here for a month. We…read morehad the Mezze for 2 and the Tajine for 2, and both had wonderful flavors and a variety of spices without being hot spicy (though you could add harissa if you wanted to). We're normally big meat eaters but we're very, very happy with the vegetarian dishes here. The Mezze came with falafel, eggplant, salad (outstanding flavor), hummus, and very good hot pita bread. The Tajine was a delectable and we loved the presentation of it in the traditional clay pot. It had slow cooked vegetables (carrots, zucchini, sweet potatoes, etc) and was partially sweet with dates. But the highlight was the Moroccan mint tea, served traditionally in glasses and poured from high up. I haven't had tea that good in awhile (and yes I go to the Teahouse). Warning -- this is a BYOB restaurant, so bring your bottle of wine with you (and save money). Will definitely return.

After a lovely morning hike we decided on Mediterranean for lunch. This caught my eye as a…read morevegetarian/vegan place to check out. Plenty of parking. A little tough to find the entrance to the restaurant--enter The Body studio main door in the middle of the building, and then the restaurant is nestled to the far back and left of the front desk. Low mood lighting makes it hard to read the menus but you can use your smartphone flashlight. Great service with in-depth explanation of each dish. We ordered the signature traditional tajine, the mezze platter, and a plant-based chicken shawarma plate with potato chips. I enjoyed a dirty chai and a family member enjoyed a Kacha'va superfoods smoothie with chocolate. A delicious vegetarian/vegan Mediterranean feast! I enjoyed the different spices, textures, and flavors in the mezze platter and tajine. Plan to spend $30 plus per person if you get a beverage.

Second time meeting one of our dear friends at Cafe Grazie. Wonderful meal! Every course was…read moredelicious. Garlic bread, Goat Cheese salad (warm), Pollo Piccata, Grazie Past Pollo. Our server was lovely and very attentive. Odd location but easy parking.

Cafe Grazie is a small elegant cafe in the Santa Fe Target lot location. The food was excellent…read morebut slow to arrive. Service is very good with any request fulfilled. The only drawback is the wait time for a table. It's very small so understood. Plan accordingly.

Always excellent food quality. Cooked fresh to order. I had a gyro and crispy fries. You can't go…read morewrong with anything on the menu. Popular restaurant with locals. Only downside is the limited hours (that is, closed several days each week). I will be returning. Always good! A+ highly recommended.

Food A+ Carmelita A+…read moreSpeed of service A+ Get takeout from here every month! Call ahead or stop in before grocery shopping.

This was a fun find. It looks like nothing from the outside, but it's cute and the people that are…read moreworking were nice when we went in. The menu is fairly extensive and a kind of weird mashup of Indian with other cuisines. So creative! And best of all it's vegetarian and can easily be made vegan! You order at the counter and they bring it to your table when it's ready. We ordered four dishes (tacos, dosadilla, doselada, and a calzone) and shared at the table. And everything was really good. We may take an opportunity to go back while we're in Santa Fe. Totally fun.

I always looked forward to visiting Annapurnas when in town. During this recent visit, I realized…read moresomething had changed, big time. For years, their samosas were some of the best: perfectly seasoned potato filling in a lightly friend pocket alongside some date chutney sauce. On their updated menu, samosas were listed as 25%, so I went for 2 thinking the portions were as they had been for the last 15 years. Sadly, this was not so. They were more like tiny hot pockets, baked pizza dough, with a rather bland, flavorless filling. Alongside a #3 cup of veggie of the day and $16 later, I realized my journey with Annapurna had come to an end, and I would not be returning. Also, I noticed the oat milk being added to the $7 oat chai was Kirkland brand, which consists of: (filtered water, organic rolled oat flour), organic sunflower oil, calcium carbonate, organic natural flavors, sunflower lecithin, sea salt, vitamin A palmitate, ergocalciferol (vitamin D2), riboflavin (vitamin B2), and cyanocobalamin (vitamin B12) . Some listings also describe it as fortified and organic, with no added sugar noted in one review source. I'm not an Ayurvedic doctor, but these ingredients and the quality of the food have declined considerably over the last years, which is sad. Such are the times...