Location: North Lauderdale
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Most Popular Mediterranean food in North Lauderdale, Florida, United States
Find out what Mediterranean restaurants to try in North Lauderdale. North Lauderdale is a city in Broward County, Florida, United States. As of the 2010 census, the city's population was 41,023. It is a principal city of the Miami metropolitan area, which was home to an estimated 6,012,331 people in the 2015 census.
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1. La Vie Lebanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 630 reviews
We offer amazing Lebanese & Mediterranean Cuisine! Dishes are inspired by the fresh and local ingredients from farmer's markets mixed with our organic imported spices. The dining experience at La Vie is more than just ordering a meal and enjoying good com
Reviewed By MrFitzIrish
What a great place. Had a hearty welcome at the door and were seated immediately for lunch. The Lunch menu had a great selection. Our server, Nas, mentioned several items for us to try and we went with some of his recommendations, and were NOT disappointed. We also learned that they have belly dancing shows on Wednesday, Friday and SaturdayThank you MrFitzIrish for taking the time to write your review! We're delighted to hear that you enjoyed a great dining experience at La Vie! We're also very happy to know that you were satisfied with the level of service provided to you by Nas and his recommendations! We look forward to your next visit!!!
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2. ethos Greek Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 687 reviews
Ethos serves modernized Greek cuisine with flavorful dishes in a unique, relaxed ambiance. At Ethos, every dish is created in house using only the freshest, finest ingredients. We serve only the choicest meats and seafood, extra virgin olive oil from the
Reviewed By KAREN S
After drinks one evening, we went to Ethos for dinner. The weather was perfect to sit outside, plus inside was very bright and noisy. Despite many empty outdoor tables, we were told that only the tables under the canopy were available, due to "possible rain". Really? This is south Florida in the summer. No sign of pending rain. The canopy wouldn't protect anyone in a FL rainstorm, if one hit. We were told 25 minute wait. So we waited. When the tables cleared, two parties were seated before us. The third table stayed empty. When we asked, we got the punchline...Ethos didn't have enough servers to even seat us, a party of two, at the third table. IMHO, that was the reason all along. We were too angry to stay. Why insult us with a lie? There are many other restaurants nearby. Why is this popular restaurant tragically understaffed? We won't be going there again.Good evening Karen, Thank you for reviewing us. I want to first and foremost apologize for your experience with us today. We always have to take precaution when it comes to Florida weather, as you may know rain can come and go very quickly, we monitor the weather through out the day and make executive decisions to close off certain sections of our patio for the safety of our staff and our guests. There is nothing more chaotic than a rainstorm suddenly hitting while our guests and our wait staff are running for cover. Once we have shut down a section we also release staff members, I believe our hostess miscommunicated this to you, and for that we apologize. We also have a âno waitâ app, which is a system that allows our guests to hop on our waitlist by simply using their mobile phone. This might explain why other parties were sat before you. I really hope this clears up a few things, and we would love for you to return and give us another try. Please email us so we can speak to you directly [email protected] Thank you again and we look forward to hearing from you!
3. Yiayiaâs Greek Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Arielfl
Yiayia's is close to home but I haven't had a chance to make it in until last night. It's in a strip plaza on Atlantic Ave next to Pasta And ... The restaurant is cozy with Greek accents like pictures of Greece, Greek statues, and a shield on the wall. For a strip mall restaurant I was impressed with how inviting they had made the interior. There is also outside dining on the sidewalk if you prefer. I was tired from work so I opted for take out meals. I ordered garlic shrimp ($20), souvlaki dinner ($14), and baklava ($6). The shrimp dinner had 5 large shrimp, rice pilaf, and green beans with carrots and mushrooms. The souvlaki dinner had two chicken shish kebabs or pork if that's your preference, rice pilaf, lemon potato, and green beans, carrots, and mushrooms. The meals were secured in plastic containers. Everything was delicious, fresh, and healthy. I really loved the baklava which came swimming in syrup. It was the perfect sweet ending to the meal. I look forward to coming back and dining inside this summer when I have more time. I want to try some of their Greek specialties like pastichio and mousssaka. It is great to have this elevated Greek restaurant in the neighborhood.
