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You know, sometimes life is just meant to be enjoyed. The same thing goes through at the forum restaurant which was established in 1995 in Cambridge, Ohio. My wife and I stopped here for lunch as we were embarking on a road trip to Fayetteville West Virginia. We learned that this is one of the hundred best places to eat in all of Ohio, and it did not disappoint! I ordered the Gyro, which was a specialty item from the menu and my wife ordered the grilled chicken which was also ironically enough another specialty item. My Gyro is fantastic. I did not let my wife eat any of it because I was so hungry and it melted inside my mouth.Likewise, my wife's chicken was so fantastic. She would not let me sample a bite. After I smashed my Gyro, I lifted my fork and a very sly manner and tried to slide it across the table to snag a piece. However, I was met with an evil gaze and a knife in hand, and I quickly retreated. It was smart of me not to steal a piece of chicken lol

What a delicious option that's convenient of Rt. 70. We were driving from Pittsburgh to Columbus and needed a place to take a break on the way. We chose this place.They had a lot of different options and 5 of us (2 cars) managed to dine way under our company budget for the day. I think it was under $100 before the tax and tip. Good deal!!!

Great service and foodOur hotel suggested this restaurant. They had a great kids menu, specials and a full menu of options. We opted for a sampler appetizer, gyro and 3 Italian tasting options. They had breadsticks delivered to the table which the kids loved. Nice portion sizes for the price and great service.

Great food! Plenty to eat and to share. Great staff and friendly! I will come back and highly recommend!

We were visiting the area to see the Dicken's Christmas and courthouse lights. During our last trip we stayed near this place but went elsewhere in our travels so decided to give this highly recommended spot. It was nice inside and very inviting, with a friendly staff. The menu was a little overwhelming but we automatically started with the flaming saganaki, I suggest everyone try. We've had it at a place near our house and this one was SOOOO much better. It's set on fire tableside and lemon added to diminish the flames, served with warm pita chips. We both ordered the lemon chicken soup which was also delicious. They have a mixture of steak, pastas, sandwiches, greek/italian. I wish I would have ordered the famous chicken fingers but I went healthier with the marinated chicken breast that had a lot of flavor. My husband had the sampler and the chicken parm was grilled which at first we thought weird but he said he would go back just for that as well as the lasagna. The spaghetti sauce was little too chunky for his taste. The only thing we missed out on was dessert. I did not see a menu nor did our server offer.

We were just passing through and was recommended to stop here by a GameStop employee. Unsure of what to order we had the sampler appetizer, he had a lamb gyro, I, a chicken gyro with fries. Our waitress was fantastic and friendly. The restaurant had a unique intimate feel. The food was absolutely delicious.

The food was amazing especially the authentic Greek salad - which is so much more than a "salad" and the lasagna and the gyro were also raved about at our table.

I had the broiled haddock which was flaky and perfectly cooked. Not dry.Baked potato loaded!My business associate had something she really enjoyed. I should have paid attention. Here's the thing-my mom always told me to "mind my own plate " Our server was very friendly and efficient. She suggested the lemon cake for dessert. It was light and just the right amount of lemon.The lighting is awkward in the dining room. Too bright for this type of dinner restaurant.We ate at Theos the night before.Both are owned by the same family and both were delicious.Great places!

We met my siblings here, a general halfway spot between Pgh and Cbus. They were really accommodating, setting us up with a private spot at the bar where we could visit for hours, as a party of 12. The service was excellent, and the food was exceptional and unique, from the Buffalo chicken wraps to the interesting salads.We will meet here again, particularly given its convenient location within 1/4 mile from the exit on I-70.

I do not recommend this restaurant. As soon as I walked in I knew something was wrong. No Greek in sight it was mostly high school kids working all Caucasian. You can't even call what I ordered a gyro! It was low quality and gross. They buy all their products from GFS and it's all frozen premade food. If you've ever been to a bigger city, where you tasted a real gyro you would be disgusted by this one. My suggestion is to keep on driving by this place. I think the only people that would like this restaurant are people that never tasted real Mediterranean food.