Amazing service, great drinks and I suggest the burger! Rudolph's Rosemary is now my new favorite…read more I'd hurry in to try it if you haven't already Perfection!

Yamas claims to be a Greek restaurant, but they fail to meet the challenge. I lived in Greece for…read morethree years and these folks can't even make a decent gyro (pronounced hero). My first visit I asked for souvlaki which is a traditional meat dish served on skewers. What I got was tough bits of meat that were flavorless and unlike any souvlaki I had in Greece. Second visit I gave them a chance with a gyro. They served slices of gyro meat spread around a plate with quarters of pita. French fries were cold and were covered by everything else. Hardly a Greek meal. Only positive was the Tzatziki which wasn't included as part of the gyro. Sorry folks. I was hoping for a Greek experience and only got decorations. Please do something before people give up on you like I have. Greek food has meaning. Try Gold House in Littleton if you would like a lesson.

Will recommend Will return…read more when you walk in this place, this is order at counter to go or order at the counter and be seated and they will bring you your order. This is not a place where a waitress comes to your table to take your order. We are local to the area and I created a list of places that I would like to eat at and this was one of them. I had Mediterranean food once before and that was in North Carolina and this restaurant was way better. The food was hot. The food was fresh. The chicken, lamb beef and I know I'm forgetting one more but the four types of meat I had were very moist and very good. Very flavorful! proportions were great for a hungry lady after 8 1/2 hours of yardwork. I chose to do the spicy hummus and WARNING take WARNING that is very spicy. The pita bread was not stale. The staff was very friendly. I did say to them that I was willing to try anything they recommended. I was up for an adventure, and there was not much that I don't like and that's what she chose for me. The seating area was plenty. It was a little bit busy, which I was surprised to see. I just figured it wasn't going to be that busy, but it was. It seemed very family oriented. It was not loud at all. It also seemed to be clean. The chair is on the other hand they could use an upgrade. They were comfortable, but you can definitely tell by the armrest that they are used. I thought the price was also very reasonable considering

J-EYE-ro? JEER-o? YIEE-ro? So many opinions on how to pronounce gyro. But I pronounce it…read more"delicious!" I've sampled the chicken, the beef and the lamb. All absolutely excellent. The portion size is variable. I've had it "generous" and I've had it "Whoa - that's a LOT of food". They're not covered with a standard tzatziki sauce - theirs is more feta forward. Super tasty. The fries vary as well. Sometimes a bit crunchier and sometimes, while still crunchy, more toward McD fries style. But it's just the outer surface that crunches. Inside it's smooth and creamy. Top drawer. You'll find that they tuck a few fries into the wrap. A nice touch. The only negative point is speed. I've always been there early - the first for lunch. But it still takes a fair bit of time to get the food. Arrive during the crowded time and you're definitely going to be waiting around. But ... worth it. They have a lot more on the menu and have an interesting alcohol free beer/soda that was new to me and a nice change from actual soda. Definitely worth a visit.

This Turkish Mediterranean Restaurant Located in the Station 319 building where many businesses…read morehave failed but this business is proving that a great business can flourish even in tricky locations. This was our first visit on a Saturday evening and we were glad we made reservations as it was packed yet still maintained a great atmosphere. Our male server Burak was very attentive, professional, and very friendly. We ordered the Lavash with the mixed appetizer - tabouli, Mediterranean salsa, hummus, and Haydari. Chicken and Beef Kabobs as our entrees. Their signature cocktail Istanbul Peach Martini and a glass of Autorotas Sauvignon Blanc. As always the Lavash was amazing as was the Kabobs. The Kabobs came with a scoop of white rice, potatoes and a great salad with no lettuce, just marinated tomatoes. Cucumber, onion with herbs.

This is the second time I've been to Anatolia. Personally, I love Mediterranean. I took my mom and…read moresister there. I wanted them to experience and enjoy lavash bread. They got the beef kabob and shrimp sauté. All excellent. I preferred the pistachio baklava. The Turkish cookies were tasty - a bit too sweet for me. It is in the old train station on the border of Maine and NH. The lighting is comfy and staff are friendly and knowledgeable. The time between the meal and dessert was a bit delayed as our server seemed to forget about us. The first time I went there I ordered the falafel wrap -delish!

5 starts does not do this place justice! This was the first time we came from a recommendation and…read morethe food & staff were amazing! We started with the warm feta dip which was out of this world. My wife had the Greek burger which she loved and I had the lamb chop dinner which was the best lamb I have ever had! Their prices are more than reasonable as well. Tom who is one of the owners is very friendly. This place is now 100% in our rotation of places to get food around here. If you like good Greek food you HAVE to go!

A super cute little greek restaurant. The service is super friendly, the food is really great and…read morethey have a nice wine selection with some specialty Greek wines. Everything we tried was great and the portions are huge. We started with hummus, Greek salad, and calamari. Then moved on to lamb chops and moussaka for dinner. Everything was perfectly cooked, hot and delicious. We will definitely be back.

I used to frequent Mediterrano in Hillsboro, NH, and absolutely loved it. When the restaurant…read morechanged ownership and then unfortunately closed during COVID, I was genuinely disappointed. About a year later, I found myself craving authentic Mediterranean food again, so I started searching for restaurants around New Hampshire. That's when I came across Ayasofia. As I looked through the menu and photos, everything seemed so familiar--it reminded me of the dishes I had loved at Mediterrano. The next day, my husband and I decided to drive an hour to Salem to try it out, and it was completely worth it. After speaking with the owner, we learned that Mediterrano had actually been owned by a member of his family and that they use the same recipes. It all made perfect sense! The owner was incredibly warm and welcoming, even encouraging us to return and meet his mother, who taught him these recipes. I highly recommend the hummus, baba ghanoush, salsa, and grape leaves--they're all fantastic. Be sure to order the lavash bread on the side, as it pairs perfectly with everything. For a main course, the adana lamb kebab is a must-try. Everything tastes incredibly fresh and full of flavor. I only wish I could cook like this--I'd happily eat Mediterranean food every single day!

Turkish restaurant during the day ... Rowdy party bar at night a great time…read more We got a plate of grape leaves and a chicken Kebab and falafel dinner. My husband was particularly excited by how the rice was made. The grape leaves were good and the dinners came with the red cabage and salad. Delicious. I also got the Raki, because I was having Turkish food, but all the cocktails sounded very good. We did not sit in the bar, but they sounded like they were having the time of their lives in there. At one point Rod Stewart came on over the speakers and you could hear them shouting "ROD!!!" I was like, shit - Turkish food AND the regulars love Rod Stewart? Sign me up! If we lived anywhere near here, we'd be back.

My girl friends and I came to NH for Memorial Day weekend getaway. We came here to pick up dinner…read moreafter going to Muse Paintbar. Most restaurants were closed already but fortunately The Gyro Spot was open until 1:30am on Saturday's. It was empty with just us and 1 other customer about 9/10pm. There seemed to be plenty of seating with dimmed lights. We got our orders pretty quickly what felt like a wait time of about 10 minutes or so. We ordered feta fries, tzatziki fries, and 4 different gyros. I got the falafel gyro and it was delicious even after bringing it back to the hotel about 15 minutes away! The gyros were all wrapped in foil. The pita bread was soft and fluffy, and the falafel and gyro itself was flavorful. I also really enjoyed their fries dipped in the tzatziki sauce. Wish we got more of it for the fries! Lol. The gyros and fries were filling and good portion sizes.

The folks behind the counter at The Gyro Spot were incredibly friendly and welcoming. From the…read moremoment I walked in, the service was warm, attentive, and efficient--something I always appreciate, especially at a busy casual spot. I ordered the Zeus gyro along with a side of fries. The fries came out piping hot, fresh, and perfectly seasoned. They were crisp on the outside, soft on the inside, and honestly some of the better fries I've had in a while. A great start to the meal. The gyro itself had great flavor--the ingredients were fresh, the toppings were vibrant, and the seasoning was spot on. Unfortunately, it was lukewarm when it reached the table. The taste was good enough that I kept going, but I couldn't help but think how much better it would have been served hot. A gyro with that much potential deserves to come out at full temperature, and I was disappointed that it didn't quite get there. That said, the overall experience was still positive. The friendliness of the staff and the quality of the ingredients make me believe this was probably an off moment in the kitchen. I'd definitely give them another shot because the foundation is clearly solid--and when that gyro comes out hot, I'm sure it'll be fantastic. Worth a visit, and worth trying again.

My last review was in 2022. We've been there several times since, and the food is always good!…read more It appears that the original owner sold the business to a very nice young guy from India. He is now offering Indian food, and it's really good! My wife and I ate there today - I had the Butter Chicken, and my wife had the Butter Paneer. The servings were huge! It came with a large side of rice, nicely spiced, and big piece of naan. It was quite delicious, and would easily serve two people, or give you leftovers for the next day! We will be returning for their Indian food!

Great Italian grinders! Good pickles. The grinders were fantastic. Nice service also. Please go and…read moreenjoy

Previously had a great baba at Yalla. Reasonable. Last time…read moremy mate went in an ordered it to take out, it was $12. A bit much for eggplant. Astonished when he brought it home, I then looked at their menu. Prices have skyrocketed. Too rich for my pocketbook/

I dont know if they are under new management, or just a bad day. I ordered chicken swarma, im use…read moreto it comes with a bed of hummus, i got it without hummus and top w veg. I ordered tabboleh on the side since i know the swarma doesnt come with any of tabboleh. I never had tabboleh sweet eekk. It goes to the trash asap. The desert is always delicious. Meat grape leave wrapped is good. It just kinda expensive for the amount we received.

Absolutely amazing Greek food in the heart of Ogunquit - an unexpected and very welcoming find…read more Patio seating (next to a fire pit), quiet and intimate atmosphere. Started with bread and olive oil and ordered the lamb shank and psari plaki. Amazing food - well done and delicious. Psari Plaki is a local cod with gigantes beans and olives in a yummy tomato sauce, baked in the oven. And the lamb shank was well done juicy lamb accompanied by feta cheese mashed potatoes and grilled vegetables. Large and filling portions, excellent presentation and all the flavors! I accompanied my meal with a glass of Greek Chardonnay. We didn't have space for dessert, BUT took a piece of galactoboureko to go. Ogunquit is not a place I expected to find quality Greek food, and I am glad I was proven wrong. Highly recommending Nicanos! As the server about the origin of the name

Recently had brunch at Nikanos in Ogunquit & was thoroughly impressed, so I had to come back for…read moredinner ASAP. I'm obsessed with Greek cuisine. The cocktails were stunning & delicious. We were served soft bread, & we also ordered calamari, flaming saganaki, & the trio of dips. Everyone raved about their entrees; I personally loved the lamb shank with feta mashed potatoes, pasta, & flatbread. Everything was seasoned to perfection. Can't wait to come back to try something new.

Was craving Lebanese food and found this place on Yelp. Let me tell you.... DID NOT DISAPPOINT…read more Best Lebanese food I've found in the states by far! George was so welcoming of us and told us about all of the specials. He explained that his recipes were handed down through his mother. Stopping here for dinner was the highlight of our day :) Thank you, George!

I'm fairly new to the area and as a Lebanese man I always find it hard to get great Lebanese food…read more Until now. You wouldn't think it by the name, but Martha's is a Lebanese restaurant with a great menu that won't overwhelm you. The owner and his staff are extremely friendly and overall just wonderful people. I went crazy and ordered the Steak Shawerma, 3 piece Falafel, baba ghanouj and hummus. The steak shawerma came with rice pilaf and a garden salad and was so good that I'll be going back to try their chicken one. The falafel was perfect. It wasn't oily and had just the right amount of flavoring and crunch. The baba ghanouj and hummus were to die for. I seriously had to keep myself from eating the entirety of the containers. They are currently remodeling the dining area so I can't comment on the ambience, but for what it's worth I like the quaint look of the place from the outside and the ease of ordering from the window. I'm a stickler when it comes to Lebanese food, but I'm so happy to finally find a Lebanese restaurant so close to me that it has officially become my go-to place for Lebanese food from here on out! I highly recommend Martha's as your next place to eat!