Med Fresh Grill

They used to be a lot better. One thing that I don’t like is that after all these years of their business, they’ve been using foam plates and plastic cutlery wrapped in little plastic bags (even for dining in) for all orders, which is not environmentally friendly at all. Just too much unnecessary plastic consumption every time we went there. Somehow I’ve stopped eating there because of that. Service and food quality are not in equal to the prices they charge. At least smile with greetings when customers walk in.

We randomly went to this restaurant and was really impressed with cleanliness, very professional owners/staff, and on top of that excellent food. Deliciously Yummy!
Falafel, bowl, baklava (OMG).. so yum!!
I was not content but my tummy was, so also bought a “to go” for dinner!!

Was ok. Dolma was good, Adana kebab was tasty but coban salatasi was like a regular salad with some veggies and olives on it. Lady working had an overall displeasure about her, just seemed like she didn't want us there. $80 just seemed a tad expensive for 2 adults and 2 kids, I think the kids plates were $10 ea.

I had a dinner with my family which was a great experience for me who just have been around here for a few days from TX. We had iskender which is attached in photo. The chef perfectly cooked it. Definitely will visit again in the future.

The food was amazing. Don't miss the baba ganoush. Really fresh really flavorful. It's an order at the counter, paper plates type of establishment. Prices are reasonable, tho I thought a bit on the expensive side. $9 for my Greek salad which was delicious but light and the plates averaged from 10 to $14. Most of the clientele appeared to have come from countries neighboring Turkey, meaning it's legitimate native food that is appreciated by those who want a good gyro or kabob.