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Recent Mediterranean Restaurant Reviews in Park Slope

• Abide Brooklyn Pita (7th Ave. between 7th St. & 8th St.)

  Written by Sean P. on 6/18/2013 | Member since 2009

  I was very pleasantly surprised with our first order, the food was very good (some tasty pitas) but the reason I give 5 stars was that due to the fact they ran out of whole wheat pita bread for my girlfriend's order, they sent along some baklava with a nice note saying sorry. It's those small, personal gestures that really make me like a place and make me want to order again...in addition to good food of course ;)

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• Darna Falafel (Court St. between Wyckoff St. & Warren St.)

  Written by Heather C. on 6/15/2013 | Member since 2013

  I almost didn't order from here because of some bad reviews - but instead it was the fastest delivery I've ever had on Seamless (10 minutes, on a weekend at lunch time), the food was great and all in, good enough to make the effort and write my first review! Thumbs up.

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• Shawarma Mediterranean Grill Restaurant (Prospect Park West & 16th St.)

  Written by Lidia L. on 6/14/2013 | 1 other review | Member since 2012

  Let me tell you! this place never seen it before decided on a limb to go ahead and order what the hell why not ! when it came delivery guy was chill I could probably smoke with him even gave me a pound ! ok so the food was delish! the veg platter was great even though it looked like it did a few flips on the way still delish ... love the grape leaves hummus baba!!! everything !! and the sandwich was so damn good this is my new fav place !!! delivery time was 30 mins exactly they are my new fav place !!!

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• Olive Vine Cafe (7th Ave. between Lincoln Pl. & St Johns Pl.)

  Written by Amber R. on 6/2/2013 | 8 other reviews | Member since 2011

  Maybe it's because I was super hungry and did not have high expectations for what I ordered, but I really liked this place. It's off the beaten track from the usual Thai, Chinese, pizza, Indian food, etc. delivery. A definite pleasant surprise. I'm a fan of their pitzas.

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• Istanbul Park (7th Ave. between 7th St. & 8th St.)

  Written by Finlay L. on 6/4/2013 | 4 other reviews | Member since 2010

  I wanted a lighter takeout option so I gave this place a try. I got the mixed appetizer combo, a Mediterranean salad, and a chicken kebab -- all small sizes. There was more than enough food for me and my roommate and even some leftovers! The meze combo was great, especially the hummus and yogurt dip, and the salad was fresh. Another time we got a sandwich, and the bread was kind of soggy from the sauce, so that was a miss. But consistently good for non-sandwich things.

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• JFK Fried Chicken and Mediterranean Food (39th St. & 5th Ave.)

  Written by Augustina B. on 4/3/2013 | Member since 2012

  Cheap and fast, I can't complain. The gyro salad was awesome but I'm not sure if the mayo goop that came with my order was dressing or a dipping sauce for the shrimp. I would give 4 stars if it came with Tzaziki or at least an olive oil vinaigarette. I've tried a few of the other things here and my recommendation is stick with the "mediterranean" food.

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• Kulushkat Gourmet Falafel (446 Dean Street between 5th Ave. & 6th Ave.)

  Written by Jordan Q. on 3/28/2013 | 2 other reviews | Member since 2011

  They maybe should lose half a star for being outside the delivery window time and for the food not being that hot, but it was later at night (after midnight) so I'll happily give it to them. Among the best late night eating experiences I've had in the area overall. The food was fresh, delicious, and not a soggy mess (which is often a big problem when getting sandwiches/wraps/pitas delivered). I had… - the spicy falafel pita: very tasty, the red cabbage was a nice touch - seasoned fries: these were the closest to being soggy but not terribly so, and they were still warm and well seasoned - and a side of baba ganoush: easily my favorite baba ganoush I've had in Brooklyn so far. This will likely be my new go-to late night place during the week. There aren't a lot of options in the area sunday-thursday aside from pizza and bad diner food, and this was delicious/a bit healthier.

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