This place was "fair, at best". On a 10 point scale, I'd give it a 5. Why? Read on....
Atmosphere = 5 out of 10 - cold, hard, not warm, no abmience, old stereo in corner with wires everywhere, things stapled to walls, felt dirty. Not great.
Food quality/taste = 6 out of 10 - this was not great Mediterranean food, had some strange textures and bland sauces. All food served on paper/plastic/Styrofoam throw away plates
Food portion size = 6 out of 10 - not great, fair at best, kind of small, particularly for the price
Service = 7 of 10, people were okay, seemed like a "job", the apparent manager (?) seemed nicest
Price/value = 6 out of 10. Really not great. The taste was not great, the portions were not great, the atmosphere was not great, and the price was at least $8-$11 per person for bland/poor food served on throw away paper-goods.
-- Would I go back? No, I honestly would not go back. This was altogether not a good combination. Terrible? No. Good? No.
I'd try any other place close by. I've had much, much better Mediterranean food. 3 places come to mind that are not far away and are stellar. I believe I've reviewed each of them before; Pita Bistro, Haji-Baba and Byblos. The first 2 are the same price as this Tzikii Pita Grill, or less, and much, much better in every way. The last, Byblos, is more of a sit down, traditional old school recipes, run by the grandparents and sooo good!