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Where to eat Mediterranean food in Casselberry: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Mediterranean restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mediterranean food in Casselberry. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mediterranean restaurants near you.. Casselberry is a city in Seminole County, Florida, United States. The population was 26,241 at the 2010 census. The city is usually considered linked to the Orlando–Kissimmee–Sanford Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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9. The Fat Lamb
Reviewed By 406shelleyb
Chicken gyro meat may have been bit over cooked. Spouse like lamb gyro scored higher at 8:10. Fries were so so. Likely would give few other menu items a try next time. Really friendly gal at counter.
8. Papa Sabz
Reviewed By DavidChell
My wife and I came for dinner on a Friday evening. You order at the counter and they call your number when itâs ready. The menu is an interesting combination of Greek and American. We both ordered the Gyro but for sides, I had red beans and rice, and my wife had the pasta salad. Everything was delicious! My only complaint was that there were only two other groups in at that time and all the tables needed cleaning, while a couple of people sat in the back. I hope they keep the customers coming, cause the food is really good. We will definitely be back!
7. Greek Village
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
Reviewed By Intrepid256
Finding this restaurant can seem difficult but donât give up. It is located in a large shopping center on the side. Persevereâit is worth the search. We went for an early dinner and watched the place fill with customers who obviously were regulars and treated like family by a friendly, knowledgeable staff. We had the gyro plate with a side of green beans with garlic and tomatoes. The beans were so delicious- I may never eat green beans any other way!! I was less interested in the Greek potatoes...good, but Iâm not a big potato person. The gyro was well seasoned but mine was a bit dry. But all in all the food was really good and reasonably priced.
6. Mediterranean Street Food by Shishco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Mediterranean Street Food offers Turkish cuisine. We offer fresh made from scratch recipes with a twist.
Reviewed By nagiffag
We really liked the Hummus. It was creamy and tasty! Strange that it was served with what looked to be 2 of those thin Mexican tortillas (the smallest ones). We really needed more little "tortillas" to align with the amount of hummus. We're supposed to eat the rest with a spoon? Unfortunately, we did not like the gyro. The gyro meat was kind of "spongy" - not firm like it usually is when it is freshly cut. That creeped us out.
5. Turkish Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By J2515TSjoec
We ordered Ezme today and #40 chopped lamb Afanas with Turkish rice and salid. My favorite part is the grilled pepper. It adds the right amount of heat that enhances the flavor. For dessert Turkish coffee. Wow! The best, better than Starbucks any day.
4. Aladdin's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By REVoigt
My wife and I ate here for the first time last night based on reviews. It is nothing fancy from the outside or the inside; but the service was excellent and the food was very good. We started with appetizers of hommos, tabbouleh, and sefiha (meat pie). My wife really liked the tabbouleh although she didn't care much for the hommos. For our entrees, I had the mixed grill to try both the lamb and the chicken kabobs. Both were excellent. My wife had the Shish Tawook (chicken kabobs) and she enjoyed them very much. Our service was excellent and although they showed us the buffet they certainly didn't "push" it. I can't imagine either of the gentlemen who we encountered (server and the owner?) yelling at anyone like I saw in a review from the same night we were there. They were both friendly and helpful and very polite. We will be back.
3. Mediterranean Street Food by Shishco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Mediterranean Street Food offers Turkish cuisine. We offer fresh made from scratch recipes with a twist.
Reviewed By nagiffag
We really liked the Hummus. It was creamy and tasty! Strange that it was served with what looked to be 2 of those thin Mexican tortillas (the smallest ones). We really needed more little "tortillas" to align with the amount of hummus. We're supposed to eat the rest with a spoon? Unfortunately, we did not like the gyro. The gyro meat was kind of "spongy" - not firm like it usually is when it is freshly cut. That creeped us out.
2. Corfu Greek Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By Linda C
We had been wandering along 434 when we decided we needed lunch---I remembered a little Greek place in a shopping center "somewhere" along here that we hadn't tried yet....We finally found it and were we pleasantly surprised---It is a small restaurant with booths along the walls and tables in between. There was only one lovely lady with a Greek accent seating, waiting tables and receiving the payments but she did it flawlessly while managing to be gracious as well. The food was fantastic...I got green beans for a side rather than fries and they were mixed with a tomato accent that made them the BEST green beans I ever ate an I've eaten a bunch of green beans in my life. The restaurant is in a strip mall with plenty of parking---a few other restaurants---there's even a psychic down the mall. It's small but has a sign that you can spot from the parking lot so you shouldn't have any time finding it. For Vegeterians there are 8 appetizers (from Tzatziki to Spanakopita) w/out meat. Salads include the traditional Greek to Spinach and even a Pickle (5 in all). Unde House Speialties ther's Fettucini Feta Alfredo and Brocolli A La Corfu.(also a dinner version) There's a Vegeterian Souflaki sandwich (there's also a veggie sub 10' and a Eggplant w/choice of cheese) Lunch Specials have Makaronada with butter and feta cheese. (again available in the dinner size).
1. Mediterranean Street Food by Shishco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Mediterranean Street Food offers Turkish cuisine. We offer fresh made from scratch recipes with a twist.
Reviewed By nagiffag
We really liked the Hummus. It was creamy and tasty! Strange that it was served with what looked to be 2 of those thin Mexican tortillas (the smallest ones). We really needed more little "tortillas" to align with the amount of hummus. We're supposed to eat the rest with a spoon? Unfortunately, we did not like the gyro. The gyro meat was kind of "spongy" - not firm like it usually is when it is freshly cut. That creeped us out.
