Ray’s Mediterranean Cooking

Heading to another place and saw this. I wanted something like so I ordered a small Spankopita. Well, I should have ordered a large. It was good, but pressing it in a panini pan make the taste different than I am use too. Not crunchy and is typical. The place have a big following and is small, but packed. Counterstaff were so nice. Customers too. There is a mixed of Greek, Italian and even Hungarian Goulash and Beef Stroganoff. Prices are reasonable. Tzatizi doesn't star.

Ray smoked a cigarette when we walked in very chill vibe a little overpriced a little gross but we hit that dirty ass chest day so it was chill

Whodathunk you'd find a Mediterranean joint in a tiny Texas town? This place is a hole-in-the-wall counter service style joint with Greek and Italian food and sandwiches.The gyros were not bad. I'm always wary of a gyro shop that doesn't have the meat on a rotisserie, but it didn't appear to be your average frozen gyro slices either. The wife got a gyro platter that came with rice and salad, and we rounded it out with an order of baklava. Service could be a little more inviting...it almost felt like we were intruding when we entered and there was no greeting or small talk, but what matters is the food and that was food.Btw, check their website for the menu...the photos of the menu on yelp didn't show many of their Mediterranean specialties such as the hummus and baklava, making it look more like a sandwich shop.There was a young guy playing guitar and providing excellent entertainment as well.

Seriously, it's one of the best places in town! Both their greek and italian food are amazing. They owners are super sweet and even know my daughters name now So glad we have such a family oriented restaurant in town. Also super affordable pricing, try their falafel its the best we've had.

This little place is amazing! Ray was just one guy making great food. We will come here again, and can't wait to try some new things. If you like Mediterranean food, or even pizza, this is your place!

Ate dinner at Ray's last night. Great food in a cozy little diner. Food was delicious and plenty of it. I had the Combo Plate--- lamb, spicy rice, Spinach Pie (can't spell the Mediterranean name) w/Dolmas. So good! My husband had the Beef Stroganoff and commented how tender the meat was. We had the Baklava for dessert. Glad we stopped in; will definitely go back for more. Lots of new things to try as well as some Italian & American standards.

I recently picked up a "to go" order from Ray's Mediterranean in Canyon Lake. My gyro was the absolute worst I've ever had! The pita bread on the gyro tasted like it was a week old; it was extremely hard as a rock and had no taste. The humus I ordered was supposed to have come with one piece of pita, but instead was a hard stale bread type of pita cracker that comes from a box. All of this cost me $16 and was definitely not worth it! I've been here before and the gyro was OK, but wasn't great. I will not waste my money or time on Ray's Mediterranean again!

Little hole in the wall joint. Food is fresh, tasty and amazing!! Had the Gyro, very full of flavor, tender gyro meat, soft pita bread. Wife had the roast beef sandwich and tomato basil soup. They both were yummy. If your ever around Canyon Lake give this place a try.

Consistently delicious Mediterranean (and Italian) food cooked to order, while sitting outside with a little view of the lake, or inside listening to the blues. Chef Ray puts his heart into it, and it shows. Highly recommended!

So glad we decided to stop here whileon vacation. Ray and his sister treated us very well - we enjoyed the blues music he was playing for his guests. The food was tasty and fresh. We ordered our rice spicy, and the flavor was great. The beef gyro meat was better than we have had at other Greek restaurants. The baklava was also delicious!