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“Falafels, chicken, and gyros all taste delicious.
The garlic sauce that comes with the chicken is to die for.
The restaurant itself is in kind of a sketchy area next to a plaid pantry.
There’s usually one person working so service can be slow and isn’t typically overly friendly.
I would not recommend dining in, but the food is worth a try!“
Mediterranean • $$
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“Very good and fresh! We Weill definitely be back!“
Mediterranean • $
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“Best Mediterranean food around. BIG portions, you order from the owners, they really care with their hearts. Very tasty and full of flavor. Always lots of leftovers. thank you! Deb & Scott.“
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“Great service and great food! I love the gyros and am a frequent customer. The staff is always friendly.“
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“This is a food experience your mouth will thank you for eating. My friend and I ordered three items to share plus a weekend-only baklava. We had Kibbeh, bulgar wheat croquettes stuffed with savory meat, lamb gyros, pitas with tzatziki, and a goat cheese baklava made exclusively on weekends. I also ordered a fresh squeezed lemonade which is worth every penny. It is strong, nourishing, tart with a light sweetness and mint (not a child drink). In discussion with the owner I learned the food is traditional Greek and Lebanese. It was all superlative. The 3 Kibbeh is listed as a starter and comes with a tzatziki however each one is huge and I took one home. The lamb gyros was stuffed with slices of tender lamb, tomato, pickled cucumber, lettuce and sauces in a large soft pita but what was outstanding was the subtlety of spices and herbs that enhanced the sandwich. The weekend special Lebanese baklava is entirely house made including delicious goat cheese filling and a rose-honey syrup.
The restaurant is a small storefront wedged between the vet clinic and oil change station, definitely has a strip mall vibe. Is ADA accessible but the strip-mall curb outside is not. A larger restaurant will be opening in early 2026 with a wood-fired pizza oven that I look forward to experiencing. Greek Bites is a gem.
Definitely will return many times.“