Hands down the best gyros in the area. They're generous with their portions and the tzatziki…read moresauce... divine. We also love their french fries, chicken fingers, cheese balls, and breaded mushrooms. The restaurant is simple and to the point, and the owner is one of the nicest people I've ever had the pleasure of meeting.

One of the best tasting Gyros we have eaten & we have eaten a lot of them.. Great Taste, Quick…read moreService, Great Value You should give this locally owned establishment your business.. they are grateful for every customer & it shows

There is always something for everyone. Freshest salads I've ever eaten, and that's just for…read morestarters! I've never had one bad meal here and have been coming since he was on Pennsylvania Ave. back in the early days! The staff and service are great, they treat you like family! Always greeted with a warm and genuine hello.

Food and service was awesome. Never disappointed when we eat here. We came with a party of 16…read more Everyone was impressed

This cafe has the most amazing food & pastries! The service and atmosphere is top notch !!read more

Oh, how I love thee, Anthos! Let me count the ways!…read more Birthday brunch and a surprise visit to Anthos.....and what a wonderful surprise it was! This is a bit out of the way for us City dwellers, but it was absolutely worth the trip. From the moment we walked in, the lively atmosphere and energy of the place grabbed us. Such a great vibe, with the owners doing their thing and the staff bustling around making everything happen. We started with the trio of dips: hummus, feta, and tzatziki, served with olives and their delicious pita. Then came the spanakopita, which is definitely shareable, especially with a little salad on the side. And because every good brunch needs something sweet, we ordered the loukoumades. Savory + sweet = the perfect combination! Everything was just good!.......fresh, flavorful, satisfying, and exactly what you want when you're out celebrating. And of course, we couldn't leave empty-handed. We took home a loaf of raisin sourdough, which may have been the best decision of the day. A lively spot, wonderful food, great owners, and a staff that clearly keeps things moving. Anthos, I'm already looking forward to the next visit!

Really enjoyed our lunch here during Restaurant Week! The menu had great options and everything we…read moretried was delicious. I especially loved the chicken and veggies. The restaurant was a little busy before the pre-season game for Steelers, but the service was still excellent. Our waiter was amazing--very attentive, friendly, and made sure we had everything we needed. Overall, a great experience and I'd definitely come back!

4.5 stars. Alihan's Mediterranean Cuisine opened in 2013 and serves Turkish cuisine for lunch,…read moredinner, and special events. The menu lists many meat, seafood, and vegetarian options, and the chefs can accommodate customers on gluten-free and vegan diets. Examples of menu items are lentil soup, babaghanoush, falafel, shepherd salad, lamb chops, many kebabs, sea bass, sautés, house-made desserts such as baklava, and non-alcoholic beverages. My husband and I ate one lunch here. Indoor and covered outdoor seating was available. The employees promptly greeted and seated us, and I appreciated that they recommended specific menu items to help me choose. After a reasonable wait, the foods were brought to our table. Here are my ratings for what we ordered: Grilled Shrimp - 5 stars - Several large, juicy shrimp were on skewers and had been perfectly cooked. Sides were mixed vegetables and a mix of rice and bulgur. Chicken Shish Kebab - 4 stars - The chunks of chicken were large and juicy and had a mild seasoning. On the side was rice pilav. Turkish Tea - 4.5 stars - This black tea was a good size and was served hot. Packets of sweeteners were available. The total price was $55 plus tax and tip.

Emily's is one of my favorite restaurants! The lamb shish is perfectly prepared. The hummus so…read morefresh and delicious. Love the Turkish tea and the baklava is sooo good! Emily is the most hospitable host. And she's done so much work to expand her restaurant and add to the ambience. If you haven't been, g

We were looking for something different for dinner recently and thought we would give this place a…read moretry. I've been to this plaza before to eat at another restaurant. We were confused as to where the actual restaurant was. There is a sign on Route 8, so we parked there, looked around, walked downstairs, only to find it was offices. We then walked upstairs and found that the entrance was actually on the other side of the building but accessible from the front. It's an interesting place when you walk in. We were quickly greeted and seated. It seemed as though the owner and family were working. The menu was interesting, not real large but sufficient. We had, who I believe is the owner, come to our table and ask what we typically like to eat and then she was making suggestions. We thought she was just being helpful. My wife finally looked at her and said, I'm sorry are you also taking flour order now? She replied well that's what I was trying to do. To me that was a little off putting. We all took her suggestions and ordered. The food came out fresh and warm. It was good. We all tried each others meals. We felt that what my wife ordered was the best. The place isn't huge inside but it was fairly busy. It was a little pricey but not bad.

Very small, and nothing fancy, but the food is really good. I ordered the Mousaka and Dolmades. The…read moreMousaka comes with a very tasty side salad. The Dolmades is served with Greek Yogurt. Everything is authentic. For example the Greek Olives are the real deal. The staff was very friendly. You order at the counter.

What a fantastic find! This hip Greek spot in Bellevue totally exceeded my expectations. I ordered…read moretakeout, and the service was fast -- perfect for a quick lunch pick up. Everything was super fresh and flavorful. The gyros were amazing, and the Greek salad was crisp, refreshing, and delicious. The dressing deserves its own shout-out... SO good! There are a few tables inside if you'd rather dine in, and the décor is modern and fun. I especially loved the vibrant lime green accent wall -- it gives the space such a cool, energetic vibe. I'll be back to try more of their menu. I did not have any issues finding parking. Such a great addition to the neighborhood!

I loved the food ambiance and service at Elia and I would definitely be back! The food was probably…read morea 4/5, the drink I had was a 5/5, and the service was a 5/5 as well. Am looking forward to being back! My server was Tolia (sorry if I'm misspelling/misremembering) and she did an AMAZING job. She was super friendly, made awesome menu recommendations and was a delight to chat to. She recommended I start with the char grilled octopus and this was delicious. It came with capers and a grilled lemon and olive oil and was beautifully presented. The potion was easily finished by just me, so if you have more than 2 people I'd recommend getting more than 1 order of these. It's so delicious. I was then picking between the pastitsio and the moussaka. I was told they both have a strong nutmeg flavor which was not a problem for me. I decided on the moussaka and it was so delicious. It did have a strong nutmeg flavor but not in an overwhelming way. It came with a bechamel sauce on top and layers of eggplant with ground beef tomato and potato. It sort of reminded me of a shepherds pie if you're not as familiar with Greek food. The portion was HUGE - could easily split between 2. I ate almost half of it but couldn't eat the rest although I wish I could've. It was so good. The cocktail I ordered was a nectar spritz (something with "nectar" in the title at least) and genuinely was one of the best cocktails I've had. Definitely beat every other one I had in Pittsburgh this week by FAR. So yummy. I was so impressed with every aspect of my dining experience and would definitely be back!

Ok, so admittedly I don't look at the menu prior to choosing to jump off the turnpike to grab a…read moresandwich to go. I am from Detroit where Mediterranean food means accessible, quick shwarma and hummus- easy peasy. I walked in and asked for 2 chicken shwarmas to go. The hostess looked at me like I had two heads. I asked for a menu, looked at it and then asked "This is a Mediterranean place, right?" After explaining what I wanted she recommended the meatball sandwich. Meatball sandwich? As my husband approached I explained the options and he asked "This is a Mediterranean place, right?" After debating to leave or not, we agree to wait 15-20 minutes for a chicken pita handheld, described in the pic. We receive our order and it's two flatbreads (see pic). We inquire and the hostess emphatically says we ordered the flatbread. (My husband detests olives so I can assure you he didn't order the olive laden flatbread prepared for us. ). She full on argued with us. We don't eat white bread and cheese for any meal so we 100% did not order this. I can't say the flatbread with no chicken at all but loaded with olives tasted bad (well, my husband would) but the sheer lack of accountability for full on screwing up our order is unacceptable. One more question, in Pennsylvania is "Gyro"pronounced (GI-Roh)? So, maybe in Pennsylvania meatballs sandwiches, crab cakes and sausage sandwiches are Mediterranean, if perhaps that is not what you are looking for, keep looking.

On my last visit home I stopped in for a quick lunch and wasn't disappointed at all…read more I think the last time I ate here was probably 5-6 years ago. Wow it's all still there. By that I mean the food quality and service are still incredible. Spanakopita and tabouleh are to die for. Greek country salad--yes! Chicken kebab, heck yeah. Pittsburgh is lucky to have such a delicious Greek spot.

Interesting experience. This is during the midst of picklesburg and was surprised there was only…read moreone other patron in the dining room, so it was very empty although there were a lot of people walking by. The server, Christos, who is 86 years old, came out to greet me as I was looking at the menu on the window. He certainly has a lot of charm and decided to take a chance. He doesn't understand English too well but definitely knows how to upsell. He asked me if I wanted hummus and bread, so I naturally thought it was part of the meal, but it was an additional four dollars. I ordered the great version of the Shepherd pie and he asked me if I wanted boiled potatoes since it was his grandmother's recipe. Again, I should have asked, but didn't realize I was going to be charging another five dollars as well as for anchovies on the salad. He seemed a little offended when I said I didn't really enjoy the Onassis dessert which he raved about and suggested that if I didn't like it, he would not charge me. Because I did not, and wanted to try the baklava sundae, he instead deliver the regular Baklava although it was not very crunchy and actually pretty soft and soggy like it had been sitting around and then microwaved. Probably the worst I've ever had. But he didn't charge me for the Onassis dessert. The salad was actually very good, particularly because of the added anchovies. The boiled potatoes were not anything special so I would pass if offered another chance. Sorry, grandmother! The main dish was also not very fresh and the Lamb tasted a little gamey. The "complementary" vegetable with the meal was green beans, which were very soggy and overcooked. Similarly, the rice tasted like it had been sitting around and prepared days ago. I also found two hairs on my plate. For $50, I would've expected a little bit more other than some interesting stories of how he used to work for Jackie O. But the worker who was sitting in the dining room and doing his own belching contest certainly added to the ambience as he was organizing the cutlery. Now I can understand why the place was so empty. I had planned to go to gaucho's down the block, but the wait was 30 minutes. Next time I will go to gaucho's instead.

Takeout order review. Really excellent food! The portions are huge! We are really looking forward…read moreto going back to eat there. We had gyros and a salad as well as a side of dolmas, and baklava for dessert, which were all exceptional. Everything tasted homemade and fresh.

This place is fabulous! The food is amazing. Service is great. The owner is always on site greeting…read moreeveryone. You feel like family when you go here. The pasta Rodo is my favorite dish here. The ingredients are always fresh and come with a huge side salad.

Amel's is an institution. There is no other way to put it. We have literally gone here since we…read morewere small children and the food is so consistent it's almost alarming. My aunt from New Jersey constantly talks about the lobster of the angels pasta dish which is so delicious some have likened it to a holy experience. Definitely don't miss the spanakopita either! It comes fresh out of the oven and is flaky and dreamy.

7 years later and I made it back, and I was happily pleased with the food and service. I am not a…read morehuge Mediterranean food fan, but I ordered the gyro platter, and it was amazing. I ate it all, even though there was definitely enough for leftovers. We opted for dessert and got the chocolate mousse, and I have never tasted something so good in my life!! Loved our waitress too. Parking is not ideal because it's a small lot for a very busy business, but there are some other options across the street for parking.