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1. Zeina's Cafe & Catering
Overall Ratings
5 based on 176 reviews
Reviewed By bluesmama11
Friendly, quick service and tasty authentic food. Reasonably priced. Lots of vegetarian options too.We enjoyed being able to pick out items what we wanted on an appetizer platter. (My only mistake was not noticing that the grape leaves have meat in them.)The three of us all enjoyed our food, and two of us took doggie bags, as the portions are nice sized.Loved that the owner came around with complimentary samples of Turkish coffee.Its only a few minutes drive from the Munson Art Museum and very close to 1-90.Some outdoor seating as well.
2. The Grapevine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
New Bistro in the New Hartford Shopping Center with fine cuisine that is home made and very fresh.
Reviewed By TransplantedBuckeye
Come here every time we are in the area. Food is always good, prices reasonable for are, service excellent. Mediterranean cuisine done right. Always something new to try. Portions generous. Atmosphere is strip mall gracious. Subdued and welcoming with music at a level that promotes conversation. Daily specials add variety.
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3. Phoenician Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By djamesriccardi
We went for dinner on a Saturday night . Seated right away , busy place. Drink orders taken and appetizers, (hummus, falafel,and grape leaves with pita bread) . Waitress was excellent, very attentive. Main courses came chicken taouk, chicken salad, Falafel salad. Owners stopped and said hello ,how is everything. The food is always great. We will be back again and again. Thank you for a wonderful time.
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4. The Grapevine Mediterranean Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Dave D
Small Mediterranean restaurant which I chose on short notice. Was on an overnight for business and wanted something different. This was a perfect choice. No liquor license so it's BYOB. The restaurant seats approximately 40 but it appears to be popular. On a Tuesday evening it was busy but managed to get a table. Most of the customers were local and frequented this restaurant (very good sign). It was late so I ordered an appetizer of babaganouge and a Greek salad with lamb. The appetizer was a perfect portion and the texture and seasoning were superb. Thin strips of lamb topped my salad which were a delicious complement. The dressing was light and there was a side sauce for the lamb. The staff is professional and attentive and the owners certainly have established a solid reputation. I see why it is a popular restaurant. Will certainly be back.
5. Karam's Middle East Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By bluesmama11
My friend and I stopped in after going to the Munson Kimono exhibit.Friendly neighborhood spot with obvious satisfied repeat customers.The place has a great menu with authentic and reasonably priced offerings. I wish we were there for dinner and could have even ordered even more food to try.Liked that the menu explains what the food items are if you aren't familiarNothing fancy but was all yummy! Loved the lemony dressing on the fatoush salad.We loved that they had take-out to-go and we were able to bring home baklava, grape leaves, babaganouj and pita.
