I'm always up to trying a new to me restaurant. We chose Izmir Gyro House because a few friends…read morehave been wanting to try it. We each ordered something different. I opted for the chicken kebob platter. It came with a salad, rice, chicken, pita bread and some tzatziki. The first thing I began to eat was the salad. I don't know what kind of dressing it had, but it is similar to a balsamic but not as tangy. It was really good. Then, I tried the chicken by itself first. It was really tasty! Then I tried it dipped in the tzatziki sauce. It was even better! The rice was flavorful as well! Not just a plain white rice! Izmir Gyro house has been at there location for a while and I can't believe I have never tried it before. The service at Izmir is friendly and fast. The lady at the register was very helpful in guiding us to our meal choices. The restaurant itself is super clean and has an open atmosphere. I am probably going to add this to my lunch out options!

I tried this place for lunch ! What a gem. The food was…read moredelicious! I had a platter with gyro and chicken meat, rice and a salad. Everything was tasty. The rice was fluffy, the meats were flavorful ! I enjoyed the salad dressing as well ! Don't forget some Baklava on your way out. It'll hit the sweet spot ! So good. Service was wonderful! And it was a nice neat place with seating to enjoy the delicious foods.

The food is excellent! My family has used them for both their amazing food truck and their…read morecatering! The produce is hand picked daily and locally sourced when seasonal. The Tzatziki and salad dressing are homemade from their family's authentic recopies and the truck is run by a first generation greek and his veteran partner. If you are looking for a food truck that is not burgers, pizza, or tacos like every other truck, give these guys a shot! The catering is always hot and on time!

What a find this was!!!! Coming out of the ir sauna (see previous review), we were STARVED!!…read moreFalafel was on our minds and Omaha Kebabs was our destination. PERFECT place to replenish!! We started with the appetizer sampler and it was amazing! It has everything you want and things you didn't know you needed! The hummus and tabbouleh are wonderful but the stars of the plate are the pita and the beet salad for me. The beets are in a creamy dressing and just so craveable. The hummus is nice and smooth, the tabbouleh has so much herb and is so fresh. I only wished for a bit more lemon. The baba ganoush was really good but was a bit over smoky so a little bit at a time was good. The cucumber dip was amazing as well. We then proceeded to the main event - salads, fries, and falafel. Caesar (entree size only) and side dinner salad with a sherry vinaigrette were nice but nothing special. Then the French fries and falafels... fresh and hot!!! Crispy! Fluffy!! And when we broke into the falafels, we were so excited to see GREEN!!! They had HERBS inside!! And the tahini sauce on the side was so delicious. I want that for my salad dressing AND dipping sauce for the fries (although the cucumber dip is amazing on them too!) so much food for two girls so many boxes were needed. It was closing time therefore dessert was togo- baklava. Large triangle. Very delicious. We sat at the bar and I believe we were served by the Lady of the House (Owner). She was incredibly welcoming and we had a joyful conversation about kids and good foods. Oh... did I mention they offer Armenian wine? Yup. Red was my choice and although it was a little sweet, it went well with all the flavors of our meal. Maybe next time I'll try the white....

Loved the appetizer platter--one of every dip they offer. We had different favorites but the green…read morewas my fave. We also would combine a couple of the options together for new tastes. We got the pork belly kebab too. Good char on the fat which was pleasantly offset by the acidic salad that came with. They had these onions with red seasoning on them that I couldn't get enough of. Service was great and very clean.

This is a mixed Mediterranean/ Turkish / Asian / American restaurant. We ordered to go dinner . I…read morehave the lamb kabab plate . It is a combination of grilled lamb kabab, salad and rice . I ordered extra rice for $4.29 because the menu says Turkish rice . I was disappointed that it was not basmati rice but they use Japanese rice with flavors. The salad is large size , fresh and very colorful! I give the lamb kabab 3/5 . It was full of flavors but a bit too dry when they grilled it . Overall , this is a pretty good restaurant.

This is a great place to come for Turkish food and gyros. Everything is fresh and has good flavor…read more The salad dressing is just a little bit different than standard gyro-salad-dressing, and gives an extra little pop of flavor, along with the pickled red cabbage. The owner is really nice. The decor is not fancy but the interior is spacious, clean, and comfortable. I think they have been trimming down the menu a bit to focus more on the Turkish and Mediterranean style food (and the burgers). I think there used to be more Chinese food choices, and maybe pizza. The change is fine for me. I feel like when restaurants try to have a lot of items on the menu, they are usually not as good as places with a narrower focus. Everything I have ever ordered there is still on the menu, and I've always been happy with everything I've had here.

I decided to try something new for lunch, and I was not disappointed! I had a traditional Gyro with…read morea side of Greek potatoes. These were both so good, especially when I added some sea salt to the potatoes. The gyro was delicious, and I especially loved the soft, warm pita. The location was super clean and smelled amazing, plus the owner was so genuinely kind. It definitely made me want to return!

Still enjoying their food and tried something a little different. I got the gyro supreme combo…read morewith potatoes and it was really good. I'll definitely get it again. The cashier was helpful in answering my questions and it was nice to sit down and relax for a bit.

This is not the first restaurant I visited with the name Amsterdam falafel, which is kind of an…read moreidiom. So this place had an impression in my mind to live up to. However, I came seeking something that was both fresh and local as well as ethnically and culturally distinctive, and it was a winner. The menu is marked for vegan and gluten-free concerns. Falafel is available as a platter, a wrap, or a salad. I opted for a salad. I appreciated the toppings, but I also appreciated the ability to customize. I opted to stick with everything (since they don't do cucumbers like a lot of places) and found the chickpea and carrot salad and red cabbage to contribute a significant texture and flavor variety. There were only two falafel balls, albeit large ones, but the overall result made for a nice light meal. I made it a bit heavier of course by ordering fries, which were made freshly and tossed in curry-flavored spice that delivered a mouthwatering aroma that elevated the fries themselves. A little slotted stick was given as a utensil to pick up the fries, which I started by using and then stopped when the fries cooled down. Overall, I could not ask for much more in a falafel place. The drink selection didn't wow me, so I just got a water.

Poor food quality....over priced product and sub par staff. Basic cup of soups are 9 dollars less…read morethan 4 ounces of soup. I ordered a butternut squash soup that reeked of potent apple cider vinegar. There was barely any texture to the soup.It was basically thin broth consistency. I showed a staff member what I was not happy about and she tried making up excuses about a heavy pourer for the apple cider vinegar. I politely asked for a refund or was done at least. I also unfortunately ordered the so called Doner kebob which had no beef and 2 small slivers of dry used gyro meat dried around the edges with yellow hue. The salad it was in was adequate. The vegetables seemed fresh.Only 1 ounce of each of 2 sauced provided At 15 dollars. Poor service rude staff and even lower quality food. Save yourself the trip and avoid it on doordash as well.

A group of 11 met for a retirement lunch. Mediterranean Bistro put us in two separate booths,…read morewhich was not appropriate for the occasion. We asked if they could put two unoccupied tables together, but for whatever reason they refused. Those tables remained unoccupied through our lunch. The food was fine, but the experience was tainted by their inflexibility.

We live right near Mediterranean Bistro and had been there about ten years ago, but then forgot it…read morewas there for some reason. Recently, we were trying to go to Rookie's Bar for a quick bite, but it must have been thirsty Thursday because they were PACKED. But who was right next door and reminded us how great they were? Mediterranean Bistro! First off, the decor is pretty cute. There are flowers and art everywhere. There was a fountain at some point, but it looks like it wasn't working anymore. We don't come to a restaurant simply for the decor though, so on to the more important things - the service and food! Our server was wonderful and checked on us so much. The owner was even there when we were dining and we got to speak with her (she was so nice!) They have great quality foods too that are filling but not too heavy. We started with the vegetarian lavosh, which was YUM. It was a perfectly crispy bread with cheese melted on it, and topped with tomatoes, black and green olives, artichokes, and cilantro. Very tasty and it didn't need any meat on it, it was so flavorful. Next we had the falafel with hummus (I recently went flexitarian, so 90% vegetarian), and it was divine as falafel goes! Crispy outside and soft warm inside, with lots of tzatziki sauce for dipping. Great snack, or meal if paired with another small item. And pair with it, I did. I also got the barley soup in a cup and it was warm and filling, like a soup that would be perfect for a chilly Fall day. My husband had the shish kabob, which he loved. He had been annoyed at the Rookies situation but the lavish put him righ back in a good mood. And for dessert, we had both the tiramisu and baklava. Both were expertly made and deliciously sweet. We took most of those home and ate them over the next few days. Love when you can do that. With a smattering of many different items, I can honestly say this dining experience was great from beginning to end!

Food was excellent. Reasonably priced for tasty koobideh. Our party got a large variety of lamb,…read morebeef, chicken (kebobs & koobideh)& salmon. All the dishes were great. We also enjoyed the trio of spreads. Service was ok. They had 2 large parties and maybe were short of staff. We didn't get any refill on waters but it wasn't bad. Would definitely go back again.

We loved our visit to Mazza!! The hummus was so smooth and flavorful, the falafel (not pictured)…read morewere perfectly crispy and the chicken shish meal was huge. There was plenty of tender chicken, grilled veggies and a ton of rice. It was a little on the pricier side but with the decent amount of food, I felt like we got our money's worth. Our server was attentive and kind. The restaurant itself is beautiful and clean. We'll be back!