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| - Stopped here on a whim. I was seriously needing a Mediterranean/Greek food fix. This place is in an old silver diner, (like an old Denny's retro restaurant) so we were a little leery, however, This.Place.Is.Amazing.
We started with a small Hommus (fed 3 of us easily), and a 6pc Falafel. Both were flavorful. The Falafel was excellent flavor, not too grainy. My 9 year old ate 3 of them. We all opted for the lemon rice chicken soup. Go for it. You will NOT be disapppinted.
I had the Gyro Plate. I wondered where it had been my whole life. A nice quantity of gyro meat, some sliced onion and tomato, and a huge serving of rice. You get one full pita, but I tear mine up and eat with the meat. Oh, ask for the hot sauce. It's a vinegary, red, hot sauce, but it is SO Good. Add the Tatziki sauce to calm the heat a little, and welcome to heaven on a plate.
The 9yo had the Mixed Grill. A beef kavob, a chicken kabob and a Kafta. Seriously, the Kafta stole this show. My 9yo said he was going to order JUST the Kafta next time. The beef was seasoned splendidly. Nothing that was overly powerful, just a really good flavor. This dish also comes with rice or fries.
The husband had the stuffed lamb. He ate every speck of meat on the plate. I'm not a huge fan of lamb, but the bite I did have was very flavorful, and really, if you didn't know, it could pass for beef. Not like any lamb I have had before!
This is a little family owned place, and it is phenomenal. Don't be scared of the food. If you've never tried Mediterranean food, The Flaming Kabob is a great choice.
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