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* Tomato soup is the best I have ever had
* The restaurant was lonely and located in a shady area
* The server was very kind, but a little pushy on insisting drinks and dessert
* The gyro meat was a little too greasy for my taste, but everything else tasted fresh
* Fast service, clean tables, and authentic Greek music playing
* Prices range from $12+ for entrees, but they are large portions and come with soup
Full Review:
Yes, the tomato soup is the best I've ever had.
The restaurant is located in a shady area, but I was not too intimidated since it was right on the side of the street and well-lit.
Upon entering, I was shocked that there weren't more people eating there. In fact, we were the only ones in there. We waited around awkwardly until someone sat us and then we were greeted by a 75+ year old server, who I assume is one of the owners.
We ordered tomato soup, a gyro plate, diet pepsi, and baklavas for dessert. It didn't seem like business was going too well. The server was a little pushy on the up-sells (the drink and the dessert).
The soda was in a smaller cup than I am used to. While we waited for food, we also took sips of the water, which was pretty good.
The soup arrived in less than 3-5 minutes. I originally ordered the lentil soup, but was very happy they brought me tomato instead. I am not exaggerating when I say that this was the best tomato soup I have ever tasted in my life. Lots of flavor and smelled amazing. Anyway, about 10 minutes later, our food plates arrived and it looked delicious.
The pita bread was plenty and they were all warm. I like my pita bread warm and soft. This pita bread was on point. To be honest, the gyro meat strips were a little too greasy for my liking, but they tasted GREAT dipped into the tomato soup.
The rice was well cooked and a great compliment to the tzatziki sauce, which was tangy and refreshing. After we devoured our meal, we felt more than stuffed. But, the waiter insisted we have dessert and even coffee. We agreed on getting baklavas for dessert. We passed on the coffee.
The baklavas were $2.50 each, were smaller than usual, but were overall pretty good. I'm not too sure they were made on location though. I recommend it for those looking for an authentic Greek food experience that have the time and budget for more than a fast food Greek experience.
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