So pleasantly surprised! Had low expectations since Georgetown food can be hit or miss but ended up…read morereally enjoying my meal. Gyro was delicious -- meat had a great texture and a nice flavor. Felt thoughtfully constructed -- fresh lettuce, ripe tomatoes and cucumbers, tasty pita wrap with a good texture. Tried a few sides too: beef dolmas were big and delicious and falafel was moist (came as a flat pancake). Their version of baklava wasn't my favorite but I was so pleased with my food, it didn't matter. Reasonable prices. Convenient drive-through. Friendly and fast service. Would definitely recommend!

Pretty sure it's permanently closed. Too bad. The food was…read moregood. I wish there were a good Greek restaurant nearby.

I could not decide on one of all the choices, so chose a sample platter. Everything was delicious!…read moreIt was fresh and well seasoned. The atmosphere is cozy with table lamps and fresh flowers. Our server, Zima, was personable, enthusiastic and happy to explain all the dishes. This place a a gem for Harker Heights!

The food was absolutely amazing, and the owner was kind, checking in on all his customers…read more My lower rating is mainly due to the service. The server was friendly, but seemed overwhelmed trying to manage both the bar and the tables. I would have appreciated the other servers stepping in to support him instead of just walking by. They can do a better job supporting each other for a more attentive dining experience.

Hidden gem. Tucked away and easy to miss. Ordered hummus 10/10. Tzatziki 10/10. Avgolemono soup…read more10/10. Spanakopita 10/10. Small Greek salad 10/10. Australian Lamb 10/10. The food here is fresh and the staff is so nice. If you have not been here, you're missing out. The place was clean and very open. The food came out quick. Plus we ordered 2 quarts of the soup to go.

Conveniently located on the NE corner of Ronald Reagan Blvd and FM 1431. Restaurant is very clean…read more The staff is friendly. I ordered the Gyro. It took least than 5 minutes to get my meal. The Gyro was huge. Good flavor. I'll definitely go back.

Definitely a diamond in the rough. When we walked in, we weren't sure we were staying. The air…read moredidn't seem to be on and there was only 1 table of customers. We decided to stay and ordered the chicken shawarma family size. Everything we had was so delicious and we are so happy to have found this place. Will definitely return.

My wife and I were out in the Round Rock area thrifting and picking up groceries when we decided to…read morestop into Aladdin Halal Grill for lunch. First impression? I'm not gonna lie... I was a little unsure. The place was completely empty when we walked in, and the TV menu screens were off, so we had to rely on the paper takeout menus by the register. Luckily, we already knew what we wanted to try: the gyro wrap combo with fries and a drink. The soda fountain was also down, so they offered canned sodas instead. Not ideal, but thankfully the ice machine was working. To be fair, this was around 12:30 on a random Tuesday and they had only been open about an hour, so I'm giving a little grace there. Now for the important part... the food. The food came out quick, hot, and fresh. The portions were solid, and honestly, these were some of the best plain fries I've had since moving to Texas. Crispy, seasoned just right, and actually fresh. The gyro wrap was loaded and flavorful too. What really stood out was the service. The guy at the counter was super attentive and checked on us multiple times while we were eating. What initially felt like a sketchy little spot honestly turned out to be a hidden gem. Definitely one of those "don't judge a book by its cover" type places.

Affordable Greek food in RR…read more Service was quick and fantastic for table service, the food left a little to be desired but I'm also picky with my tastes!! We got: -spanakopita -combo plate And they were more than enough for two with a little leftover to go!

Quick, affordable, casual spot for gyro and Greek favorites. Build your own meal, pay at the…read morecounter, and choose any open seating. It's a simple and humble set up and service is okay., and with a nice background music and the warm comforting food you're set to de-stress and enjoy . This is more of a 4.5 star review :) Loved the freshness of the ingredients (minus the tomatoes), soft falafel (unlike the expected crunchy ones), fluffy pita bread, great gyros , the tabouleh and tzatziki ! Will def visit again!

Wowwww I love this place. I just discovered it today, and I'm definitely coming back. Food was…read moredelicious, prices super affordable (especially for Austin), and they've got a large outdoor patio.

Been coming here for a long time and it always slaps!!…read more So good I want to gatekeep it. Food is always amazing, house sangria is great too and always super friendly staff! One of my favorite spots in Austin.

Checked the place out based on Yelp reviews and was absolutely floored. Clean space, friendly…read morestaff, quick service, and excellent food! We ordered the half order falafel with hummus, mint lemonade, lamb kabob platter, and beef kabob platter. Everything but the salad came in large Texas style portions. I requested the beef be cooked to medium and the temperature was perfect. Tips: Substitute the tahini in the kabob platters for tzatziki and request garlic sauce on the side. The garlic sauce enhances the flavor of rice.

Food is very good, service not so good... I can tell people…read morecome for the food alone. The place is nice and has a nice layout. However, I'll think about coming here again because I didn't feel a good vibe with the service. We had to go look for someone to show us the table even though the place was empty for early lunch. Then, to get drinks or even the order was a problem. It took so much longer than usual. Our waitress was rude, and seemed bothered that we showed up. Then someone else came as the waitress and she was preoccupied with other tables and barely checked on us. A regular lunch which would've been one hour became almost two because of the lack of service. My friend had to stand and look for someone to give us a box to take out the good we couldn't eat because it was getting late and also to get the check because No one came in to check on us at all. It was almost like pulling teeth to get a regular service let alone good service. Again, the food was really good, and that alone was the only positive.

A bunch of us had a wonderful time at their Wednesday ABBA + plate breaking night this past week…read more We enjoyed the food from dips, to meatballs, to the eggplant/zucchini chips as well as our drinks. Our reservations were at 5:30 and 5:45 pm so we were able to take advantage of their happy hour that ends at 6:00 pm and includes some 1/2 off apps and discounted cocktails. The DJ was cool and the plate breaking was really fun. The plate breaking happens inside using clay plates they give you to throw on a sheet inside (to make it much easier for cleanup I'm sure!) while the DJ plays Greek music as well as other ABBA and similar tunes. We met the Australian emcee! We had some confusion when we first arrived as to table seatings. A couple of us had called ahead to ask if we could be near each other and they said no guarantees unless we combined the res into one table of 18 people which would require each person to pay a prix fixe menu at $80 pp, which none of us was inclined to pay that day. We were never quite sure why there was an issue as we had 4 separate reservations around the same time so we thought they could just assign us tables near each other. Once onsite I spoke to one of the mangers (I think she was a manager) and we resolved it for some of us. They thought we wanted to push tables together and we explained again, no we didn't need to be next to each other but being on the same patio level would have been nice. As it was, one table of our group had to move to the "upstairs" patio so it was less than ideal but we waved to them to try to include them and made it work! We loved the energy of the staff and the fact they did their best to try to accommodate us. Hopefully if we go another time we will be able to sort out the logistics a little better. Definitely recommend ABBA with plate breaking night!

Yamas is a relatively new addition to Austin's Mediterranean dining scene and I recently visited…read morefor a special occasion. Overall, I had a good experience but I can't say I was completely blown away. The restaurant itself is beautiful, with bright white aesthetics that give off a Greek island vibe. I also loved the mural on the exterior wall and the flower arch at the entrance, which makes for a great first impression. Parking however, was a bit tricky. My Uber driver had some difficulty getting close to the entrance because of the layout and traffic flow around the restaurant. As for the food I decided to order the lamb since that's usually a standout dish at a Greek restaurant. Unfortunately, it didn't quite work for me. I'm not sure if it was the gaminess of the lamb or maybe the cocktail I had beforehand, but I started feeling queasy midway through dinner and had to step away for a bit. Luckily I recovered, but I wasn't able to finish the dish and mostly stuck to the fries and side salad afterward. My partner also mentioned that his beef dish was slightly overcooked. Service was a little inconsistent as well. It was a busy night, so I understand things can get hectic, but our waiter wasn't very attentive and rarely checked in on us throughout the meal. Maybe I ordered the wrong dish or came on an off night, but at this price point I've honestly had better experiences at a few other Mediterranean restaurants in Austin. I'm glad I tried it though I'm not sure I'd rush back.

Made a quick trip to Waco to head to the silos. When we arrived in town from the DFW area, we…read moredecided to grab a quick bite to eat. Alpha & Omega Mediterranean Grill and bakery hit the spot ! As you can see from the photos the foodlooked delicious. And, the flavor met expectations. I enjoyed the grilled chicken thighs, which had a nice lemon mustard flavor, some rice, broccoli, and pita bread. I also had some chicken orzo soup, which when it first came out was tepid in temperature. However, the team snapped to action and, reheated it promptly. All in all everyone in my party enjoyed their food. Fortunately, we beat the lunch rush and did not have to wait very long to get our food and seats were ready available. The vibe inside was rustic and warm and the staff was friendly and polite! (It's possible to be friendly without being polite, but this crew really hit the mark)

Do not recommend this restaurant. Tried if for the first…read moretime for lunch and was disappointed with the food and with The whole experience. The tables are way too close together and hard to get around. Ordering the food was an ordeal because the cashier was very confused. The food was not really good at all. The Pita bread was Delicious though