Cafe Nova

Not bad but not amazing. I love Mediterranean/Greek food and I'm use to big flavors. The falafel was cooked perfectly but lacked flavor it was carried by the sauce. Same with the Gyro meat. It was juicy, cut perfectly, tender, but the lack of spices in the meat itself made me sad. Our waitress also let empty cans and bottles sit on our table the entire meal.
The salmon bruschetta was amazing! The restaurant is very cute. The plating is beautiful as well. It's not a place I would say don't visit, it's just not the place for me.

Amazing service by far the best. Extremely patient and willing to help the customer. Food and atmosphere is pretty good also. The variety is actually a thing even for a Mediterranean cafe which I did not expect luckily my friend who enjoys American food didn't feel left out of an amazing experience. Good coffee too.

Portions are HUGE!!! Dishes are delicious and fresh. Cafe Nova is a great honey hole I stumbled upon leaving a friend's place. Prices are reasonable. If you want good food, with a quiet but quaint vibe, check them out.

This is a cozy little place. They have a nice variety of Greek/Mediterranean food here, including that cheese appetizer that they set on fire (I don't remember what it's called). They have a few different kinds of kabobs served over rice, and a large assortment of gyros. My mom had the normal Greek gyro, and she said it is the best gyro she's ever had. I ordered the ribs and sweet potato fries, both of which were good. They were the first ribs I have eaten without any sauce. They were very good with just a little bit of lemon juice and nothing else added. They serve cupcakes, cake, and baklava here. I tried the baklava, which was pretty good, although I don't think baklava is for me. My only complaint is they were exclusively playing Sam Smith's music while we were there. I never realized how much I don't care for his music, but this is really a non-problem. We will be going back here the next time we want quality Greek food.