Location: Webster Groves
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Most Popular Mediterranean food in Webster Groves, Saint Louis, Missouri
Find out what Mediterranean restaurants to try in Webster Groves. Webster Groves is an inner-ring suburb of St. Louis in St. Louis County, Missouri. The population was 22,995 at the 2010 census.
Things to do in Webster Groves
1. Pan d' Olive
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By johnmM754OI
Met old friends here for lunch. What a great experience. Appears to be a family run restaurant, and touts itself as Mediterranean, which it is. Their lunch menu is extensive, and very reasonable. You get a "starter" (there is a list that includes salads, and other appetizers), and an entrée for a fixed price of $9.95! I had the tilapia and it was delicious. My friend had the salmon and he raved about it. My wife had the lamb hamburger and she couldn't finish it (because it was so big). We were never hurried, and we sat there catching up for a long time. We'll be back. Great ambience and convenient parking also.
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2. Michael's Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By Kevin S
We love Greek food and eat it often in a lot of different areas and restaurants. Michael's has outstanding pastitsio, dolmades, spinach pie, chicken kebobs, and Greek salad. We use to head to this area to eat pasta on The Hill.....Michael's is a much better alternative to those places!
3. The Greek Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
An authentic Greek restaurant where all food is made from scratch. Family hand me down recipes and family oriented facility makes it the perfect place to bring relatives and children. When you come to our restaurant you will feel like you are dining in ou
Reviewed By Travel813320
Stopped by today for first time and really enjoyed! Atmosphere quaint, service spot on. My husband and I were kind of boring and both had gyros...that were outstanding by the way! And fair price at $8.95 with feta, they were substantial.
4. Aya SOFIA Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
Aya Sofia, St. Louisâ only Turkish restaurant, opened in October 2005 by Turkish Chef Mehmet Yildiz and designer Alicia Aboussie. Our outstanding Turkish cuisine is delicious, fresh, and healthy. We serve lamb, beef, chicken and seafood. Aya Sofia offers
Reviewed By David F
There are so many tasty dishes on the menu, this is a great place to come with friends who like to try things and share with each other. Get some Sarma (stuffed grape leaves) and another small plate to share. For entrees, the portions are large, so you won't mind when your friends steal a forkful from your plate, besides, you'll want to taste a bite from their plate too! I usually get the Musakka, which is hearty and rich. This time, I tried the Firianda Kuzu, which is tender and juicy lamb served with potatoes and zucchini. The deliciously rich sauce is a little garlicy and a little peppery. It was just as good the next day when I ate the leftovers for lunch :) I have to complement our server, Jeff, too. He took excellent care of us.
