Pyramid Cafe

I had heard from an aquantince that this place was really good so I decided to check it out. I feel that the place is a little small and I had to sit at a table that was right next to the entrance. I felt the service was quick and friendly and I got my food quickly as well. The portion sizes are huge, which is great. I was able to take leftovers. It seemed as if my chicken tagine was really watery, but it was my first time getting that dish so I'm not sure if that's normal. Overall it was a good meal but I'll probably get something else next time

Restaurant being (what seemed like) "in the back" of a strip mall threw me off a little while trying to find it; but it was worth the find. Very quiet atmosphere, seat yourself, order on an iPad at the table (or the server can order for you as well if you have any questions).Server was very polite, knowledgeable and patient. Tried the Gyro sandwich, with tabbouleh and hummus. Tabbouleh stole the show, finely diced cucumbers, onion, tomato and quinoa, very delicious, flavorful. Also saw a lot positive reviews about the French fries so had to try them and YES. They're great.

We were in Los Alamos recently for a wedding. We arrived mid-afternoon, hours before the wedding, so we pulled over to look for a place to eat. I got out my Yelp app, did a search and found Pyramid Cafe. We were outside of the parking lot where they are located. So, we pulled in and had a late lunch. WOW, what a fantastic find!!! We like Mediterranean cuisine, so this was perfect. I had a Gyro Sandwich to which I added hummus. We also got Chicken Tagine with a side of lamb stew. Also, a side Greek salad with grilled chicken. And we also got the Mediterranean Lemonade, which I highly recommend.All the dishes were unbelievably delicious!Pyramid Cafe is a fantastic find! This is small, so don't plan to go there if you've got a large crowd. Also, note that there's only one bathroom - like I said, it's small.I'd say this place is something the locals know about and frequent. It is a place I'll return to the next time I'm in Los Alamos!

Food is extremely hit and miss. Also a bit pricey for what you get, e ven something as simple as gyros.

I looked for this restaurant for 20 minutes in Los Alamos- I even went into Smiths to ask where it was, got directions from a store clerk still could not find it... um? Does this location exist?

Our hotel recommended we go for dinner. We tried but the establishment was out of business.

This 3 star rating is because I would call one element 1 star, 2 elements 3 stars, and one element 5 stars. 1 star: The falafel plate was genuinely horrible: the falafel tasted nothing like falafel, and was a gooey, seemingly wheat-based mess. The dolmades that came with it tasted ostensibly chemical-esque and the hummus seemed nearly carbonated.3 stars: 1. The service was fine. It was prompt and friendly, but you order from a tablet at your table, which is something for which I don't particularly care.2. The chicken kebab plate was pretty good. The chicken was juicy but the rice had a mysterious goo underneath it.5 stars: The moussaka was excellent. It is a vegetarian option, and the eggplants were well cooked in a good tomato sauce with wonderfully melted cheese.Overall, 3 stars. TL;DR don't get the falafel plate. The drinks were...drinks and the appetizers included the carbonated hummus but that was made up for by some pretty good pita.

I love the Greek food at Pyramid Cafe. It is authentic. Everything on their menu is tasty. I especiallyblikectheirvGreekbSalad and Gyros. They are the best I've had outside of Chicago. Good restaurants are hard to find in Los Alamos. They have been on of the top restaunants in town for many years. There new location is convenient to get takeout food to enjoy with a beer at the Bathtub Row Pub.

Small dining room. Service was friendly but we had to swap food with another table as our orders were switched. Food was well below average for a Mediterranean restaurant. Baba ghanoush was not recognizable. I would pass on this restaurant.

OMG, they should be ashamed to call themselves Arab! The so-called kabob ( a "Gyro" kabob was a poor non-kabob and more like an American meatloaf cube placed on a skewer with no flavor and no real meat quality, not worthy of being called a Gyro, let alone a kabob!.Also, I must say the lamb shank, which should be meat that falls away from the bone (With Flavor!), was high priced and not at all good, and even the so-called "Greek salad" was the same, bland, thrown together and miskeen! (very poor)