The Med

Tyler Harris

5,5,5,5....!!! Yowsa! Ya gotta hit it. If you don't think you like middle eastern cuisine you will after this. Try the koofteh meatballs...safe way to dip your toe into Persian / middle eastern cuisine. Especially here. I have very mixed feelings on reviewing this one because it feels like a hidden gem I'd like to keep to myself. We tried the hummus appetizer. Fantastic! Honestly the best hummus I've ever had. I know ya think to yourself....ah come on how much different can one hummus be from another?! The flavor and the creaminess was outstanding! Salads we had the house dressing and the house bleu cheese. Both fantastic and homemade! Crispy veggies, fresh.... Entrees we then did the moussaka, gyro plate and koofteh meatballs. Unbelievable! Really almost not fair to be that good. The moussaka was like if a meatloaf and a lasagna had this perfect baby. Eggplant boarders and edges with the scrumptious meaty filling and a sauce to die for. The koofteh was just the right amount of sweet, with the bite of the tomato and the heartyness of the meat itself. The gyro meat was the least impressive but was still just superb, done right. The tzatziki sauce was dynamite. Just great! Really! The critique on the food would be the rice. It was well... Average. Room for o improvement for sure. Things I don't rate on: Environment: not great. An old pizza hut maybe. Odd decor choices but felt good enough. Service: well our waiter was fine but they were very busy and very short handed. Funny enough our waiter literally quit and left in the middle. So service was a 1 but I'd go again tomorrow with the same service. Food was fantastic!

Allison Jirak

Great local business, the hummus and moussaka are to die for. Highly recommend to dine in or take out.

Luann Yeates

OMG Beat Kofta I have ever had, Slovak chicken like sunshine in your mouth and the staff were sweet and quick. Decor is a little different but everything was clean and SO tasty! Venezuelan server was pretty darn cute as well!

Tony Hannides (LazyTonyVlogs)

This little “hole in the wall” isn’t much to look at from the outside, but once you’re inside, it’s quaint, warm and comforting. Run by a small staff, the place is clean, smells of wonderful cuisine and there’s even a small fountain with fake birds singing to you. The waiter didn’t really seem like he wanted to be there, but once the food arrived, I was pleasantly surprised. It was delicious. The meat was tender and the rice was flavourful. Oh and did I mention the salad? I actually enjoyed it! (I don’t eat salad). Needless to say, we’ll be back and hopefully I can bring my Greek father along with me too.