"This was the least greasy Mediterranean food I’ve ever had. We got a couple items that we couldn’t pronounce, (along with pita and falafel) and had a great time- it was all delicious! The restaurant is also very clean with beautiful decor. I’m not sure, but it certainly felt like authentic Mediterranean food.Update: It has been several months, and I’ve been here multiple times. What follows is a longer term review.Get the grilled mixed plate or kebob mix and spanakopita. Get the desserts if you feel you have room. Get the sauce.Just as you can tell how authentic an Italian place is based on the cannoli or lack thereof, I believe you can tell how good a Mediterranean place might be by the Spanakopita. Let me tell you.I am one of the laziest people I know,(I haven’t checked with anyone because I’m too lazy), BUT I drove 20 minutes just to have a meal here because I wanted the spanakopita and grilled mixed plate THAT badly. I have never done anything like this in my life, I almost always go somewhere nearby where I live. Instead, I drove here like an addict, thoughts focused on the spanakopita. Flakey and crispy on the outside, doughy and cheese on the inside. I’ve had a lot of spanakopita in my past. Sometimes too oily and soggy, but this place. Oh my. This Spanakopita makes me want to convert my religion and middle name. The meats are tender and delicious. The pita bread is good as well.I put my phone down to solely focus on enjoying the experience here, as I savor every bite and look at the beautiful wall-art, so I don’t have a lot of pictures, but at least I have a grilled mixed plate picture.Look, it’s good, but don’t come. Let me enjoy it in peace. But if you do, please leave quickly so I can enjoy my meal in peace. I’m only partially kidding."
