Greek Restaurants in Tuscaloosa

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  • Glory Bound Gyro Co. 1301 University Boulevard, Tuscaloosa Greek · $

    1 Glory Bound Gyro Co.

    4.2 Good 237 Reviews

    1301 University Boulevard, Tuscaloosa

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Pepperjack Gyro
    • Surf-N-Turf Gyro
    • Comeback Gyro
    • Original Gyro

    “We visit at least once or twice a month usually on a Wednesday the food and drinks are always delicious 😋 And never had a problem with the service and we’ve been visiting since they were on the corner downtown, but this past Wednesday November 18, 2020 our server was horrible she had the nastiest attitude and demeanor. First thought was because we African American but we soon realized that wasn’t it she treated two other tables with the same curtness and attitude. Hopefully next visit will be better”

  • Taziki's Mediterranean Cafe - Tuscaloosa 1800 McFarland Boulevard East, Tuscaloosa Mediterranean · $

    2 Taziki's Mediterranean Cafe - Tuscaloosa

    4.4 Superb 227 Reviews

    1800 McFarland Boulevard East, Tuscaloosa

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Original Greek Lemon Chicken Soup
    • Spicy Pimento Cheese Appetizer
    • Herb Roasted Pork Loin Feast
    • Spicy Harissa Chicken Feast

    “I had a really good experience at Taziki's Mediterranean Cafe. The food was delicious—especially the pitas and gyros. We tried both the beef and the lamb, and both were very flavorful and well-cooked. One small recommendation: if you’re planning to order an extra side, you might want to skip the potatos. They already include a small portion of chips/snack with the meal, so ordering potates is a bit redundant. The place itself is quite spacious—larger than you might expect—and very clean. The location is also convenient, and they have outdoor seating, which is great if you want to enjoy your meal outside, especially during the summer. In terms of price, it’s a bit on the higher side. We spent around $35 for two people, which for students can feel slightly expensive—but the quality of the food makes it worth trying at least once. Overall, a great spot to explore Mediterranean food in Tuscaloosa!”

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