| Summary |
| A fantastic little Mediterranean café (hence the name) offering authentic Greek and Middle Eastern specialties at terrific prices. |
| Menu |
| Most of the food served here is Greek in origin (think souvlaki, gyros, filo pie) but there are influences from all over the region. They have everything from inexpensive (and tasty) sandwiches to full meals. Everything we tasted was delicious and made us wish we could go back to Greece just so we could brag that you can get good Greek food in the States. |
| Atmosphere |
| It's nothing fancy but the murals and other low-key décor lend a feeling of authenticity despite its strip mall origins. |
| Service |
| Very friendly and fast from the family run business. |
| Price |
| Most full meals can be had for under $15 and the sandwiches are mostly under $5. An unbelievable bargain. |
| What Else Do I Need To Know? |
| They have a full bar and an adjoining middle-eastern market just in case you want to take stuff home with you. Oh, and then there's the Hookah Lounge. Seriously. Check out the Nightlife section.
There are two other locations - 8380 W. Sahara on the west side of town and at 107 E. Charleston in the Arts Factory. |
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