11 Best Mediterranean Restaurants in New Orleans

“Great food and wonderful atmosphere“

“To give you a sense of the kind of service and care, the waitress informed us that she does not give a check until asked so that people can stay at the table as long as they like and not feel rushed. The owner is a wonderful character. He makes you feel like family and that is part of what makes the atmosphere so pleasant. Of course it's a restaurant. So it's the food that's most important. I had the grilled fish of the day .I can't recall having a better seasoned and cooked fish. Everything was wonderful. A little quirk is that they do not have hard liquor on the menu. It's available, but don't expect any exotic drinks. We will be returning.“

“The best, most craveable muffaletta. I went here twice in one weekend just for this sandwich and still can't stop thinking about it 🤤“

“The food was fabulous! Highly recommend this restaurant.“

“Excellent meal with friendly service. A must stop in NOLA.“

“The food is amazing, especially the chicken. To those of you complaining about prices, find a cheaper place with the same quality. You can’t bc it doesn’t exist in this area. If you’re complaining about a business raising prices and lowering portions in this economy, then go to the grocery store and cook your own food. You’re either woefully ignorant about running a business or the current price of food or you’re just a hater.

Owners are super nice. Food is great. Prices are fair.“

“Excellent meal with friendly service. A must stop in NOLA.“

“I had the gyro bowl with spicy hummus and it was AMAZING!! When I go ( and I go often) the service is always great and the store is so clean!! I love this place and I highly recommend!“

“always fresh! always delicious ❤️“

“Food was amazing. Plenty of vegetarian options. We had a great experience here.“

“Food is fantastic and the prices are excellent, too. I always order the babaganough which is delicious and comes with lots of pitta bread, ( made in house. )
I often get the red lentil soup, which is plentiful and inexpensive. The combo plate is delicious, with hummus, a great salad and lots
of meat. I get 3 meals out of it easily. I usually finish my meal with a Turkish coffee and a triangle of baklava, a Phyllo dough and honey dessert.

Vegetarian options: Red lentil soup, babaganough is delicious, and comes with warm pitta bread. I love their salad. There are lots of vegetarian options, like kibble, falafel and many more.“