I always get the Liz's vegetarian sampler. At around $8, it is an excellent value. It comes with…read morespinach pie, fatoosh, hummus, olives, and feta. It is all very, very good. The hummus is interesting, substantial with an almost pesto-like quality. Delicious. The spinach pie is flaky and savory. The fatoosh has tasty pita croutons in it. Speaking of pita, Mano's pita is fluffy and served in triangles.There are a lot of excellent Mediterranean places in Toledo, but Mano's definitely earns its place in the pantheon. Bonus: they are connected to one of the best bars in Toledo, The Attic.

Manos is a Toledo institution…read more There are certain items on Mano's menu that I cannot find anywhere else, and frankly I don't want to. The baked feta... a 1/3 brick of feta broiled with red pepper flakes and olive oil is hands down my favorite way to eat this flavorful cheese. The fact that they use GOOD feta goes a long way to making this a delicious way to start a meal. Spread on bread or pita, it's divine. For me, the go-to entree is the patio platter. I get mine without rice, which means the plate is piled high with green beans, fresh tomatoes, green peppers and Manos' consistently absurdly strong white onions. The sliced sausage is strongly flavored and goes great with the veggies. I've had it more times than practically any other food item in the city of Toledo. All of Manos' vegetarian dishes are sure to please. I love his Spanakopita. Mushier than you may find elsewhere, but it's still delicious. To that point, most dishes feel homemade. Presentation changes based on the day of the week, as does preparation. Same as you'd find at home. The service is always friendly, and if you're lucky enough to get one of the old school waitresses, you're in for some stories if you engage them right. Super friendly even on busy nights, they aim to please. I've been eating at Manos for basically my entire food conscious life and while yes, I've had better greek food elsewhere, there are certain items on Mano's menu that I think are perfect. Combine them with a classic atmosphere, and a lovely patio in the summertime and you have one of my favorite, constant "go to" restaurants in the city of toledo. Not looking for a sit-down meal, and thirsty for some drinks? Head upstairs to the "Attic" bar. They offer the full Manos menu, plus a full bar and friendly service.

I'm really disappointed that I haven't written this sooner. . . Anyway, the reviews and pictures…read morenever lie & Souk consistently holds strong. Have you ever been to a restaurant and your experience is so great, and the food is immaculate, and you KNOW that in your heart, that it doesn't matter what you order from the menu, you're GOING to leave satisfied? Well Souk is that type of restaurant. Definitely make a reservation. I did not, but I lucked up with a table in the bar area. Here's what I ordered: Calamari- One of my favorites out of the hundreds I've had. I typically don't care for the thicker semi-crispy calamari as much, but theirs was so fresh, I'm convinced if that type of calamari doesn't taste good somewhere else, it's probably due to the quality or method of cooking. Grape leaves- Enjoyed those and well-packed Braised Short Rib- Amazing. 10/10. Tender and flavorful. I loved the brussel sprouts. The celery root puree on the plate complimented it so well I thought it was mashed potatoes puree, lol. Like that's genius. Sumac Seared Ahi Tuna- I did not personally order this. I did not personally try it. Yes, I regret it. I was told it great. No complaints. I love Souk for Toledo. I love Toledo for Souk.

I love Souk! The food is fresh and delicious, and the service is top tier. I have been several…read moretimes and am so in love with the short rib hummus that I order it for dinner every time. I want to try other items, but I can't shake that craving ha ha! Souk is definitely a lovely place to dress up for date night and the prices are very reasonable so that is always a plus! It does tend to be a bit chilly inside, so I suggest bringing a sweater but I'd 100xs rather bring a sweater than be sweaty. Also, I'd suggest making a reservation as this is a popular spot downtown. 10/10 would recommend!

Been here a few times now. The gyros are great. There…read moredelicious! Love the thin pita bread. Great service. Extra nice owner. Always fresh!

A small owner operated business in Sylvania worthy of praise. Owner takes your order, answers the…read morephone, prepares the food, boxes it up, then sends you on your way. No tables = no staff. Food was quite good and very generous portions. Prices are reasonable. If you have yet to give Gyro Town a try, please do the area a favor and patronize this worthy eatery. We need to support small business owners!

Everything was great! Went with a group of 10 people with ages from 13 to 80 and ordered a variety…read moreof foods. We had feta chicken entee, gyros, vegetarian trio sandwich, hummus, grape leaves, chicken tawook, and lentil soup. Everyone said their meal was delicious. Service was also great. Staff checked on us, brought refills, napkins, etc and they were all so friendly. Wonderful find!

We went on 3/14/26. Food was delicious. Very filling, too. Bestie had the Junk salad, and my…read moredaughter and I both got the Tawkoo (I think that's how it's spelled). She asked for tixiki sauce cup for dipping chips. We beat the rush in. Had food in approx 10 minutes.

We were passing through with our family, moving from the midwest to the east coast and we'd been on…read morea dismal stretch of dismal food. Walking into the Beirut was like being transported to a unique world that was both regional and international. Inviting, yet unfamiliar. We walked by the bread oven and our eyes lit up. We walked by the bar and main dining room and felt like we'd discovered a lost gem from another time. Somehow well preserved and still sparkling. The food was absolutely outstanding. So real, fresh, simple and complex. One could taste everything in a dish, and yet there's still something you can't put your finger on. Our two young kids also loved it. They ate plenty and so did we. We were there for lunch, which is truly a treasure. To be in a windowless and low-lit dining room, during the middle of a hot summer day...honestly it was just as good as being in a movie theatre. While we won't be moving back to the midwest anytime soon, we are trying to figure out how to get ourselves to Toledo for a lunch date. This place is not to be missed. And the pricing, along with the service staff, make it the kind of place you'd want to eat lunch at a few times a week on the regular. Thank you, Beirut!

A friend and I went and really enjoyed ourselves! Lovely attentive service and great food. We…read moreordered grape leaves, hummus and pita, and a salmon and rice meal. I

Food good, prices outstanding. Service was terrific. Was there for lunch. Portions were large…read moreenough to take plenty home.

At work, we pitched in money to cater a farewell luncheon party from Grape Leaf Diner and the…read moregathering took place in our office conference room. While I did not experience the ambiance at Grape Leaf Diner today, I can say from a past visit that the atmosphere is clean, bright with lots of windows, and with comfortable chairs and booths. The restaurant is located near or within a small strip mall at the Holland, OH location. (The Grape Leaf Express location in Toledo, OH located on Monroe St near Franklin Park Mall is also in a strip mall.) The food ordered today included chicken shawarma, yellow rice with vegetables (green beans, corn and peas), hummus, pita bread, and a Greek salad. There was also a dish of grilled vegetables that included squash and zucchini. While I didn't want to be rude and photograph food in the middle of the party, I took some screenshots posted by the restaurant to give you an idea of the food presentation. The salad ingredients were very fresh and delicious. Hummus was perfectly flavored. I always wish that Mediterranean rice had more vegetables, though it was delicious. I found the chicken shawarma a bit salty, but I'm salt-sensitive, so most people probably would love it; the meat was lean. As for the zucchini and squash vegetables, they looked delicious but we didn't have plastic knives, and I couldn't manage to cut them or eat them with the plastic forks. It was a beautiful presentation and I recommend that you give this restaurant a try! A tip for summer weather: the A/C was cranked up high when I was last there... maybe bring a jacket or sweater if you tend to run cold.

Super good food! The picnic chicken was fabulous! The hummus is great as well…read more Recommend!

Love the food , good service, nice location and the inside is nice. My personal favorite is the…read moreshish kafta .

delicious, great place to eat and chill. I especially love the rice pudding that they have.read more

I called and received terrible service after receiving my food order wrong. I will never order…read moreagain!

Very friendly staff and good food. Prices are reasonable as well. Not a root beer fan. She…read moresuggested the root beer and glad I tried it.

I came here for a girls night dinner and was really excited to check this place out…read more I randomly found it on social media and had to see it. When you first walk in, it's. Bit strange, but you have to walk into the left and up the stairs. From there, there's a host stand to get you seated. When I got up the stairs the place was packed for a Thursday late afternoon. This must be a great local spot that no one wants to tell you about. I ordered the Charles & Charles rosé and was delighted by the flavor and not bad for the price. We were thinking of ordering a couple things so we could try them all so we ordered. 1/2 order of the "hommos", 1/2 order of the fatoosh and 1/2 order of the shish. Everything was absolutely amazing!!!

One of my favorite restaurants in Toledo. I've eaten here dozens of times. I normally get carry-out…read moreand take it with me to eat at the office. I order the Medieterranean Junk Salad with a side of rice and a chocolate chip cookie. The salad . . . so many vegetables! Two kinds of meat! Crispy pita chips! Big enough to fill me up and often leave a bit leftover. The cookies. Some of the best chocolate chip cookies I've had anywhere. They are super thin and an amazing crispy/chewy texture. They told me once that the special ingredient that makes them that way is marshmallow. If you're ordering carry-out, you might want to order on the phone rather than the website. They prioritize phone orders, or at least they did last time I asked. Online orders take longer to fill. And you get a discount for your birthday if you sign up for their texts. The few times I've eaten in, I've liked it too. Very nice ambiance. I hope they eventually will extend their hours back to the pre-pandemic hours and be open for dinner more days of the week. But if the current hours are what works for their business model, then I'm just happy to have them around. Their location in Perrysburg is also very good. I've only eaten there a few times, but I'm pretty sure it's all the same quality of food.

Came on a cold day but for some reason a salad sounded good. I ordered the falafel salad, took an…read moreorder number sign and sat down to wait. And I waited a while! Didn't think to time it until I'd been seated for a bit, but I'm guessing I waited a bit over 15 minutes. Not terrible, though a little more than expected, considering the place was only half full. Fortunately, once my meal came I enjoyed it. The falafel was broken up and spread across the top so it mixed nicely with the tahini dressing. Lettuce and other veggies were crisp. I'd certainly order another, though I might wait until the warmer months. And I might order ahead too, as the sign over the counter advises that you may.