I have really been craving Greek food and I was in the area so I thought I'd give this new place a try.\n\nI decided on getting their variety platter which consisted of Hummus, Baba Ganoush, Dolmades, Spanakopita and Falafel served with pita bread.(see pics)\n\nOh how disappointing!\n\n*Strike 1~\nThe baba ganoush was over pureed into a thin slimy goo, it didn't taste very good either. All the baba ganoush I have ever eaten has been thick and had some texture left to it with a very distinct flavoring. This was the worst I've ever had.\n\n*Strike 2~\nThe Hummus was gritty and bland. I was really looking forward to the strong garlicky lemon taste, none of that here though. Again another worst ever.\n\n*Strike 3~\nThe Dolmades(grape leaves) smothered in a thick tomato and lemon slime, had the mushiest, yet sticky and pasty rice inside, it was awful.\nI grew up on these and actually make them quite often(grandmas secret recipe), so I think I know what I'm talking about. I've had bad grape leaves but these take the cake.\n\n*Your OUT!~\nThe Falafel, well you can see from the picture they look more like cookies, but nowhere near as good. They were more like fried wet sand , dry with no flavor at all. I wouldn't feed these to my dog.\n\nThe Spanakopita might have been the most edible part of this platter but by then it was too late, They had already been way past striking out in my book.\n\nI tell the waitress and she sends over the manager, to whom I explained why I was unhappy with my meal.\nShe apologizes but the has the nerve to ask me:\n\"WELL, ARE YOU GREEK?!!!\"\n\nAs a matter of fact YES I AM, I should be asking her that!\n\nI know good Greek when I eat it and especially when I make it myself with recipes taught to me by own Grandmother, and sorry honey but that wasn't it!\n\nI gave 2 stars only because she took it off my bill. OPA!
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