Great place to stop if craving Mediterranean style food and want it cheap. You can leave with…read moreleftovers spending even just $20. Everything taste great too.

Found a restaurant/market combo and tried their Mediterranean dishes. Food was okay, not top-notch…read more Self-service format, no waiters. Convenient for a quick meal or snack.

Not for nothing, but ever since the revamp, this place has become a joke! Nearly 30 bucks for two…read moreof these little miniature things? These aren't even the mini gyros that are on your menu! Imagine how small those are?! ? Second and last time that I'm eating from here.

Ordered takeout from here and the food was made extremely quickly! We did a lemon soup, spicy feta…read moredip, chicken kebab, side of lemon potatoes, and a lamb combo meal. We really enjoyed everything and would definitely order everything again!

I've been overruled in my day job when I argue that incomplete information is better than none at…read moreall, but Yelp is more free-range, so I'll tell you that the green sauce is stellar but I have no idea what it accompanied. Pakowra badenjan was a great new app this time, similar enough to returning contestant aushak to remind one of Chuck Klosterman's apples/oranges comment but with fried eggplant offering more structural contrast. The chicken was a masterpiece, with excellent seasoning and marination. Those who have faithfully followed my carnivorous exploits may be surprised to hear a salad rave, but this shirazi offering is a knockout.

Very disappointed Strongest negative feedbacks…read more The worse Afghan food I ever had, old food just warmed up and served small portions and bad taste Not happy at all Beware of this restaurant. Asghar

Here's the Scoop! Decided to try this place out on a Saturday afternoon for lunch. On this…read moreparticular Saturday it was raining very hard and we felt life having a good gyro. My honey and I both ordered gyro platters. The platter was plentiful with meat however it didn't come with any lettuce, sour cream or enough pita bread. Actually 2 pieces of pita bread. I ordered a Greek salad so I added salad on my pita to create a gyro sandwich. So disappointed. The meat was overcooked as well. I enjoyed my Greek salad more than the gyro platter. 3 stars sums up my experience. I will have to return at another time to see if they've improved. It was pricey too.

One of the best gyros on Long Island. Perfect meat, thick high quality tzatziki, fresh vegetables,…read morefresh soft pita. Another reviewer talked about overcooked meat. I've had gyro meat at this place a half dozen times either on gyros or salads, and not once had a single burned piece, which you always get some of with other restaurants. The other reviewer said they were there on a Saturday, so maybe that was it? I'm always there lunch time during a work week. It isn't cheap, but you get what you pay for here.

This restaurant has been one of our favorite lunch spots ever since it first opened, and over the…read moreyears we've also enjoyed dinner here from time to time. Today I happened to be in the area and stopped in for their prix-fixe lunch in the early afternoon, dining by myself. It was, once again, a very pleasant experience. They begin the meal with complimentary warm pita bread served with two spreads, a simple but welcoming start. I ordered the grilled octopus and the branzino, and finished with Greek yogurt for dessert. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and nicely executed. What truly sets this restaurant apart, beyond the beautiful interior and relaxed ambiance, is the warmth of the staff. As soon as I walked in, Stephanie greeted me with a genuine smile and a warm welcome. She has a natural way of making guests feel comfortable right away. My server, Christian, was attentive, friendly, and professional, checking in regularly throughout the meal. In fact, the entire team is consistently courteous and attentive, which always makes dining here especially enjoyable. It was a lovely lunch, and I look forward to returning again whenever I'm in the area.

I really wanted to enjoy our visit to Limani Grille, but our experience last night fell short. We…read morearrived at 7 PM to find the restaurant packed for Restaurant Week--something we hadn't expected. The first sign of trouble was the parking situation: we ended up nearly a five‑minute walk away in ten‑degree weather. This would have been the perfect night for valet service. On the positive side, our party of six was seated right away, and our server Josh was friendly and attentive. He let us know we could still order from the Restaurant Week prix fixe menu, which was a nice surprise. Unfortunately, the timing of the meal derailed the evening. Appetizers took about an hour to arrive, and our entrées didn't come out until another hour after that. By the time we finished eating it was 9:30 PM and we were one of the only diners left. Josh apologized and explained that they typically serve around 250 guests on a normal night, but this evening they had more than 350 diners, which clearly overwhelmed the kitchen. The food itself was good--fresh, flavorful, and well‑portioned--and the prix fixe menu offered solid value. Still, the extended delays made it hard to fully enjoy the meal. Overall, I'm torn. There were positives, but the pacing of the night left me unsure how I feel about returning to Limani Grille

I have been ordering from this place for a good while. The service has always been good and the…read morefood. We ordered today for a a family get together and I was in disbelief; the portions (used to be a tray, now a circle container) were very meager. Even the salad, which was a tray, had 8 pieces of cucumber. Very disappointing.

I'm pretty surprised at all the positive reviews and wondering if something happened or the place…read moreis under new management. Unfortunately, this was some of the most underwhelming Greek food I've ever had. I wasn't expecting it to be amazing, but thought we'd at least be getting standard Greek fast casual. Quality was lacking, nothing was fresh, and flavor was non existent. Three of us came in for lunch (only ones dining in) and they messed up two of our orders, but rectified it without an issue. This is what we ordered: spanakopita, bowl with grilled chicken, Greek salad with beef & lamb gyro meat, and beef & lamb gyro pita. I don't often write negative reviews, but definitely would not recommend coming here :(

Came in on a Tuesday evening, guessing they just opened and was pleasantly surprised. We were…read morewarmly welcomed and the food was great! I had the Skagos salad with Salmon, very nice!

Skafos is the new restaurant on the closed site of Pomodorino. It is newly redecorated, a…read moreMediterranean American Grill serving continental, Italian, and Greek dishes. We were a party of 4 and sampled several apps, salads, entrees and desserts. Everything was delicious and the portions were very generous. Their prix-fixe dinner menu is a great deal with 4 courses for $25.95 every day. The regular menu is very reasonable. I recommend you give this new restaurant in our area a try. The owner was very personable. Service was very good. Let's support our local restaurants, especially one that just opened.

I'm torn on Taïm. My feelings fall somewhere in the 3.5 realm and (from what you can see of this…read morereview) I chose to round up, though my reasoning might be a little skewed. Let me explain. I met my buddy here for dinner back in late February before heading to the nearby movie theater. I hadn't known Taïm was so close by (or to be honest, what it even was!) until my Yelp search led me to this location. A little Mediterranean-esque meal sounded good and so we strolled in around 7:45 to a semi-spacious spot with no one else in it. Perhaps it was a bit chilly inside, a tad later for some, or maybe the menu isn't/wasn't as enticing to everyone (I watched a family of 4 walk in and out after reading it over), but whatever the reason, it worked for us. Reading things over on that menu, taim feels a lot like Wild Fig or Hummus Mediterranean, two spots with a similar setup that I find to be superb. In the same bowl (or plate as they call it) manner, you can pick your rice/salad base, protein/veggie, toppings, and then sauce. There was plenty to choose from though I opted for the rice over chicken shawarma with toppings of pickled onion, feta, Kalamata olives, peppers, and a cucumber/tomato mix. I got harissa sauce on the side and it came with pita bread too. My buddy got a similar mixture of things. The price for my plate came to a little over $15 which seemed reasonable enough. Once settled at a seat, I dug into the plate with the zing of the chicken shawarma taking hold along with plenty of spicy/tangy/creamy/fresh flavors coming through as well. The pita was subpar if we're being honest here, but I used it with some of that harissa which helped. Though mostly tasty, the plate did seem a little small and by the time I finished, I probably could have had something else to feel a little more full. So why the borderline review? Honestly, the experience was fine, but as you can kind of tell, nothing about taim really jumped out to me. Interior was basic (with honestly too many stools and not enough seats), price was decent, food was pretty good, and service was ok (the staff seemed a little out of it) so me returning here feels like, at first, a real tossup...unless you throw in that proximity piece. Though it shouldn't really count, the closeness to the movie theater (which I will occasionally visit when meeting up with friends) will potentially get me to come back to a place like this again if I'm looking for a lighter type of meal. So with that in mind, taim may hold a purpose for some when in this area and wanting this type of cuisine. Overall, I think Taïm is nothing necessarily special, but it can serve a purpose with its unique type of food in a location that does not seem to offer up too much else like it. Any competition might eliminate the desire to go here and therein lies the dilemma, but for now, I'll push things north and give taim those four stars if for no other reason than where it is and what's around it. Perhaps more visits (because of cinema closeness) will help to solidify those four celestials, but only time will tell.

ORIGIN: TAÏM (pronounced tie-eem) is the Hebrew word for…read moretasty. The first location opened in New York's West Village in 2005. LOCATION: The Farmingdale location opened in 2023. It is conveniently positioned in a new set back strip mall complex along the popular north-south thoroughfare. AMBIANCE: The interior is large, with high ceiling and many windows. The design is simple and cheerful, with blond wood surfaces and sunny yellow graphics. Not by any means a cozy space, but inviting nonetheless. FOOD and BEVERAGE: The expanding chain offers custom Mediterranean plates and pitas filled with flavorful and vibrant components. I've enjoyed a plate with vibrant green falafel and another one with cauliflower shawarma -- both surrounded by my choice of sides and sauces (see attached photos for component details). A beverage of chilled house-made ginger mint lemonade was the perfect accompaniment. Be sure to add the Baklava! SERVICE: Service is efficient. TIP: A small patio courtyard next to the restaurant allows outside dining during pleasant weather. There are quite a few locations around NYC (12) and one in DC, so good to keep in mind when traveling and looking for a reasonably priced, flavorful, and nutritious quick meal.

Hey what a treat! We just arrived from manhattan and were craving some Halal cart food. This place…read morereally hit the spot. We ordered a combo plate and were impressed by the generous portion for the price. Meats were fresh, tender and flavorful. Great price and service too. We'll be back soon!

I had high hopes for the Halal meat selections only to be disappointed with the lack of taste to…read moreANY of the ingredients. The food is poor quality, the meat, the salad and other ingredients like cucumber, tomato and even cilantro had no taste. I guess they try to disguise their poor-quality food with the "white sauce" which was mediocre at best. I will never go back. To the chain- please consider buying quality ingredients such as organically-grown - it makes all the difference.

This is exactly what you want in a neighborhood diner. Family-owned, welcoming, and always…read moreconsistent. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with a smile and friendly service that makes you feel like a regular--even if it's your first visit. The food is always solid and dependable, with generous portions and that classic diner comfort you're hoping for. Nothing fancy, just really good food done right every time. It's conveniently located right on Sunrise Highway, so if you're driving by, do yourself a favor and stop in. You won't leave hungry, and you'll probably be back again.

It's a shame to write this review as we loved this diner for many years…read more The last three takeout orders we received were completely wrong. First time, I understand that mistakes happen. Second time, was shocked and let them know when I went to go pick up what was left behind. Third time, unacceptable and the manager did nothing to make it right. When a business does something wrong, they should offer anything they can to win a customer back, especially one who has been a loyal customer for years. The manager asked us what we wanted him to do and when we said we weren't coming back again to fix their mistake, they had no other options for us and after saying we aren't coming back as customers, he said okay and hung up the phone. Really? Maybe you should be more accodomating and willing to fix your mistakes. First time we were charged for a double cheeseburger, received a single. Second time we asked for extra sauce the wrap came completely dry. Third time asked for Manhattan clam chowder, received Matzo Ball. Maybe they can learn a lesson and have someone check the takeout orders before bagging them up. This was even after I checked my order before leaving, seeing everything was finally right and saying "oh the soup must be right, how hard can that be?" Boy was I wrong, and boy do I NOT recommend this diner for the level of service and lackluster way of properly making and bagging take-out orders.