19 Best Mediterranean Restaurants in Ann Arbor

“A wonderful dining experience! Mouthwatering fusion dishes with lots of gluten free options, and people so nice and energetic they could power a small city. Cozy space with a convenient location and parking, and hosts local bands too, perfect for a relaxing meal or a quick to go!“

“The waitress, Hoda, was great! We love this place!!!“

“I had the Lamb Kafta Mega Sandwich and it was massive.I also had a side order of Falafel.Everything was delicious.Highly recommended if you in the Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti area. I definitely will be returning.“

“Fresh and flavorful food served by cheerful staff, with a great selection of groceries, spices and pottery.love this place!“

“Wonderful food and atmosphere! Friendly staff as well.“

“Very friendly service and great food! I eat there every time I pass through Ann Arbor. My favorite! May I recommend the Riz Bi Dajaj.“

“I ordered the Lamb Kafka Burger and that is THE MOST DELICIOUS thing I have ever eaten. The bread was INCREDIBLE the burger patty was AMAZING. I might be spoiled forever now. No burger will be better than this! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Highly Recommend!“

“This was our first time in and we tried two cold salads - the Royal Fusion and Kick n' Fresca. Both were fresh and delicious, and we really enjoyed the sweet chili dressing. It had the right amount of sweet and hot. The restaurant is super clean and Karzan is really friendly. We will definitely be regulars!“

“Spiedo is putting out the most exciting, innovative, and (most importantly) delicious food in the area. I highly recommend this restaurant for a casual dinner (or a great lunch). I cannot express enough how thoughtful their food is.

Spiedo does rotating menus of wraps, rice bowls, and sides. The wraps and rice bowls are amazing (the spicy pork, walleye, chicken, kielbasa, and spicy tofu are all really, really great. The falafel’s the only one I’d forgo for the others).

As good as the main dishes are, the sides are even better. The farmer’s cheese is amazing. They had a lemon chicken rice soup for a while that was one of the best soups I’ve ever had. Other ones I’ve loved from past and current menu rotations are the roasted cabbage, griddled potatoes, eggplant, phkali (carrot puree) dip, smashed cucumber, and heirloom tomato. It’s hard to go wrong with the sides - I suggest you prioritize them when deciding what to order. The creativity is just phenomenal - dishes are packed with fresh herbs, lots of texture, and flavor combinations that work very well.

The chocolate tahini milkshake is amazing as well.

Vegetarian options: Multiple vegetarian main dishes and sides.

Dietary restrictions: Rice bowls are gluten free!“

“I recommend everyone to visit the restaurant“

“Great gyros and crispy fries. Large portions, too! As good as advertised.“

“This is a wonderful small restaurant right near trader Joe's although many folks do take out, I like to sit there enjoy my freshly made felafel, chat with the owner and or the other customers. Nice selection, and if you don't want to have a wrap then you can get everything as a bowl. Highly recommended!“

“My favorite is Chicken Shawarma !“

“Old school neighborhood diner on the east side of Ann Arbor. Achilles has become my go to place for breakfast in my brief time residing in Ann Arbor. The Servers are exceptional! Hopefully the owner permits staff to give me their wifi password one day.“

“Alright, this place has good service (nothing special on the service end), prices I thought were pricy UNTIL I got the amount of food I did. DAMN did I get food, I forgot to take a picture. I got a gyro bowl, I could eat it in 3 meals maybe. A normal person probably 2 meals. The food is very very good, super fresh, flavorful, VERY GOOD.

Now, the only downside, is the tables were dirty and the floor was dirty. The kitchen looked very clean and it smelled very clean just the floors and tables. They also didn’t have good water. We asked for a cup of water and it had fruit punch mixed in it.

But overall I would go back for sure! Maybe just carry out instead!“

“Definitely worth a stop. I had a ham, pear, and Brie sandwich that I loved. Also, every day features a limited selection from two or three local places you may not have been to (or heard of) so the adventure factor is pretty high. Plus, the League is just nice, and a good quiet place to study.“

“We ordered box lunches for our office and they were delicious! Everything was fresh... they personalized each box and accommodated our additions/deletions. Dante the manager, was very helpful.“

“Went to Ahmo's today for a regular gyro to go. They weren't busy at 2 PM on a Tuesday. Waited only 2 minutes or so. The gyro was excellent. The tomatoes were ripe and fresh. The lamb and beef were perfect. I'll be returning to the Stone School Rd location for another gyro soon.“

“Check out my I G lawyer.traveler.dreamer for more footage of our dining experience. Zola Bistro in Bucharest is one of those places that instantly makes you want to stay longer. The floral decor is beautiful without feeling overdone. The space feels cozy and stylish at the same time. I went there for lunch with a friend, and it was exactly the kind of place you want for a slow, easy conversation over good food. The menu has a nice variety. Everything we tried was fresh and well-prepared. I ordered a matcha latte that came with a tiny bear-shaped foam on top, which was a fun touch. We also loved the comfortable seating. The swing chairs gave the place a playful vibe without feeling gimmicky. Service was friendly and fairly quick, even though the place was busy. Prices are on the higher end for Bucharest but fair for the quality and atmosphere. If you’re into places that balance aesthetics with solid food and a relaxed feel, Zola is worth checking out.“