Miami Mediterranean Cuisine

Ordered through Doordash for food before partying on an afternoon and it was just the light-ish lunch we needed! Food came on time and it was still hot.We got two lentil soups and an order of falafel which came with five pieces. The falafel was crumbly and could have been a bit more moist, but it was hot and paired well with the accompanying sauce. The lentil soup was delicious! it wasn't too thick or thin, and the flavors were on point. This fulfilled my craving for soup that felt hearty and comforting. We also got a side of pita bread which I didn't eat but my partner had it with his soup.Overall I am happy with our experience here!

Hands down the best Mediterranean food joints I've ever tasted in the states!! I forgot to take a picture of the baba gahanoush but it was so delish and amazing that we gobbled it all up before I could take a picture. It was a creamy and flavorful. The flat bread that accompanied it was fresh and fluffy. We ordered the chicken shish shish, mixed grill plate, gyro sandwich, shrimp shish shish. Super fresh and homemade. The owner was personable and the price is affordable compared to surrounding restaurants.

Very solid salad and mixed plate. The portions are very generous and the flavor and seasoning is just right. I ordered a mixed salad plate and a salad with chicken kebab and both delivered.

This is one of those hole in the wall, sketch at first, not sure if you should try it, kind of places. I had initially found this place on yelp and Google, and set the GPS to find it based on the reviews. At first glance, we weren't sure if we should go inside. Seating is minimal, and the restaurant is narrow with little room. However, my husband convinced me to give it a go, and we proceeded inside. The menu was your generic picture menu hanging with tape and whatever else, and pictures similar to other comparable Mediterranean eateries. You can see various packages of pre-made flat bread and other foods. Can of various beans cover the walls behind the counter. There are no prices listed, so we were a little set back when considering the ambiance, our 1 plate was $30 and the hummus $13. The service was quick, and the food tasted amazing. I really couldn't believe how good the mixed grill plate was considering my first impression, but it also should be amazing considering the price. The hummus was also delicious, and by warming up the pre-packaged Naan, it was a great compliment. We were just in town visiting prior to boarding our cruise ship, so likely will not be coming back, but, maybe give it a try if you're craving Mediterranean food while in South Beach. There are other locations that are cheaper and a bit more upscale, but all in all, please don't walk away based on the first impression/location.

I order from here via Uber Eats whenever I am craving something a bit more healthy and meatless. I usually get the mixed appetizer. It has so many good, yummy items in it: hummus, babaghanoush, tabouli, sauced eggplant, stuffed grape leaves, falafel, and a lot of pita bread. Recently I tried their lentil soup. It was a pureed soup, not chunky, which surprised me, but the flavors were so good! The prices via Uber Eats aren't too bad either.

Better think twice about eating from here. I usually order delivery from here but was in the area and decided to just pop in and get a shawarma wrap. As I was walking up there was a guy standing right in the doorway smoking a cigar. I said hello, and excuse me so I could go in. Kinda strange already. I order with a young lady and pay with credit card. The guy who was smoking the cigar walks in after putting his cigar out, takes it out of his mouth, puts it on the counter, and then grabs the chicken out of the fridge and puts it on the metal dish to put on grill. I'm looking over the counter all confused like did I just witness that! Then asked the girl if he was going to wash his hands. He must have heard me and said something along the lines "is everything okay", and I said I was just wondering if you were gunna wash your hands after smoking that cigar. He immediately gave me a huge attitude like how dare I ask him that in his business. He was going off on how he did not touch my food and I told him okay but you are handling it and you should wash your hands. I work in hospitality. He said to me "yea well, this is a free country", "you want your $14 back, take it and leave". I said okay, I will. He gave me $14 cash and I left. Walking out I realized it was $14.42 and he gave me back $14. Not that .42 cents is a big deal but it's the principle. So next time you think about eating from here, if the owner is doing that and saying "so what it's a free country" imagine what else he's doing before making your food.

Was hanging out in south beach and wanted some Mediterranean food. Decided to check out this place after seeing reviews on Yelp. Service was great and attentive, food was good and filling. Not bad for the price.

The food is always fresh from the grill to your plate . The ambiance is like being in your home and theService is always great teamwork. Every visit is amazing !

We came to grab food around 10:20PM and we were turned away from being able to get food! We walked all the way from our hotel about 30min just to get food. Online it shows they close at 2:30AM we asked him if we could still get food because it says they close at 2:30AM and he was very rude. I highly don't recommend.

Small mom and pops or some may call it a hole in the wall location. The servers were very friendly. Not just to paying customers, but they even gave out pita bread to a guy who had no money while we were there. There's about 4 small tables for dine in and the AC worked well! We ordered gyro dinner and chicken shish kebab dinner with two ginger ales. The dinners were served with Greek rice and Greek salad with pita bread. The chicken and gyro meat were seasoned and cooked to perfection. We spent about $43 for the total meal. We definitely went back the next day before boarding the plane. The only suggestion would be to clean the floor where patriots dine.