Kiosco Marietta Square

I lived in the Middle East and turkey for many years and really enjoyed the food. Drinks first: the pear and dear was perfect. One of our party had the green mile and both he and his wife said they really enjoyed it. The other drink was the fleur de Mer Rose which my daughter enjoyed.The tender moist and delicious chicken curry with yellow rice was very flavorful with a medley of peppers and onions. Very traditional herbs seasonings. The quinoa salad was just ok per the person who ordered it. The slow cooked beef was amazing and perfectly seasoned. He had ordered the chicken curry twice before and still considered it his favorite selection. I might throw out here that he is an amazing cook on his own. His wife had the Garbanzo salad and liked it. This was their 4th time eating here. I almost forgot the very tasty french fries. Not sure what they used as seasoning but the fries were delicious. They had suggested the eggplant chips and they were a tasty addition which we all shared. The magnolia desert was very good but the baklava was pure Turkish delicious!!! The picture shows the generous amount of chocolate sauce on the profiteroles which we all shared.I recommend this little gem off the beaten path. You won't be disappointed. I almost forgot the outstanding service and friendly attention. Way better than some higher end places. That is not to say that the price per person was close to the $10-20 that someone reported.

This is my second time here. I did not try the food, but from what I saw it looked amazing. Both times I interacted with the staff they were amazing!! The bartender remembered our orders from the first time we were here a few nights ago. Very impressed! I will definitely come back when in town! Definitely check this place out!

My family and I decided to go to Kiosco on a whim to start our weekend off as the reviews were great and the food looked delicious. This originally was a Cuban restaurant, but it has since changed and they now serve Mediterranean cuisine. A lot of people recommended making a reservation and I recommend you to as well as it's a super small spot.Although the restaraunt is small, the space is so quaint and cute. They have a small bar in which you can sit at, along with regular seating. The space has low lights at night for dinner and really was a relaxing ambiance.On arrival, our table wasn't ready yet, but we were seated at the bar I. Which we could order drinks and appetizers while we waited. The party we were waiting on took a bit longer than the staff expected and they were very accommodating. They made sure to check in with us and even provided us an appetizer on the house. We really appreciated the customer service. Although we waited, we didn't mind because the staff made sure we were well taken care off and really provided exceptional customer service throughout the whole night.Now let's get on to the food and drinks. Everything was absolutely amazing!!! I can't stress how good everything we had was. The appetizer we had was the mezzo trio which had a beetroot humus, roasted red pepper feta, and tzatziki with house made pita bread. The roasted red pepper feta was the star of the table. We also ordered the spanakopita which was like a creamed spinach filling with ooey gooey cheese and was delicious. I could go on and on about each dish in detail, but I'll spare y'all lol. Just know it was all great and you can't go wrong with anything. I loved my pulled beef! It was so tender and seasoned very well. The drinks were also delicious and everyone enjoyed their drinks. The pink lady drink was refreshing. The espresso martini, you could tell they made the espresso fresh and was a great night cap to end my meal.Price wise it was a bit pricey as it all added up, but definitely worth it. I definitely will be back as I'd love to also try their breakfast one day.

Beef gyro is very good. Served hot and fresh. A little pricy for lunch. Wish they had a lunch menu.

Came for a friends birthday dinner and overall enjoyed the experience. Kiosco is a very cute and quaint hole in the wall restaurant, but they serve really good food!Their drink menu is pretty big, but me and my bf were pretty limited on what we could get (he's allergic to apples and I'm an avid ginger hater lol). I ended up with the sweet and spicy drink which was really good, but I wish I could have tried some other drinks at the table!I got the pulled beef for my main course and I also tried the meatballs and orzo. The flavors were fantastic for both plates and I absolutely loved how tender the meat was! The only downside was that the plates are kinda small so I thought it was a bit overpriced.Overall I think Kiosco is a great place to have a small dinner, a nice date, or just a simple girls night! I probably won't be back simply just because of how far it is from me, but it was great to try it out.

Always a great experience at Kiosco. They are a great addition to the Marietta Square restaurant scene.

Amazing Shrimp and Grits at Kiosco in Marietta SquareI had the shrimp and grits at Kiosco in Marietta Square, and it was fantastic! The shrimp were juicy and cooked just right, and the grits were super creamy and delicious. The sauce had a great flavor with a little kick to it.The portion was big and left me full and happy. Eating outside was nice, and the staff was friendly and quick.If you're in Marietta Square, definitely try Kiosco. The shrimp and grits are amazing, and I can't wait to go back!

Visiting from Florida and stopped here twice. The service was SO friendly and the drinks were fantastic. We haven't eaten so I can't say anything about food though I will say what we saw being brought out looked good and everyone said it was. Will be coming back in future visits just because of how nice everyone was.

We love Kiosko. The food is amazing and the owner and staff are so friendly. Not only is it great for dinner, but the brunch is excellent as well. And don't miss the desserts.

Tl;dr: overpriced. Ambiance and service are good. Food taste was decent but overpriced for what you get. $14 for a small piece of flatbread with some sauce and 2 dollop of cheese and calling it a pizza is comical. $30 for pasta with mostly noodles and no special ingredients also seems a bit extra.Also, they charge 3% surcharge for using a credit card, which honestly shouldn't be a thing, especially considering how much they're charging for the food.