Los Altos Greek and Mediterranean Restaurants

Moussaka

1. Cafe Baklava…

My friend and I lunched here after a brief shopping stint. We got a really cute waiter with an accent that totally flirted with her. The moussaka and my friend had the manti, which is like a Turkish...

2. Evvia Estiatorio

The sampler was interesting to taste, but we were very pleasantly surprised with each dip.  Entrees:  I had the Moussaka which similar to a Sheppard's pie.  It had a lot of meat and very filling.  Would have...

3. Cafe 220

was also very big and quite tasty.   I was surprised to see such a wide variety of things on the menu. I will definitely come back to try their crepes and moussaka!...

4. Yiassoo

also recommend the Moussaka, the chicken plate, or the fish and chips....

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Tzatziki

1. Yiassoo

There is also Lamb Souvlaki), balanced out with some fresh tomatoes, onions, and tzatziki sauce (creamy but not too rich, cucumber/yogurt sauce).  It's a perfect balance of hot and cold, meat...

2. Evvia Estiatorio

Loved the ambiance, bread, tzatziki, Lentil Soup.  Service was a bit slow for my liking.  I ordered a refill and it came out 10 minutes later.  Our waitress was friendly, but I saw her at other...

3. Olive's

as the falafel.  Most lunch dishes come with rice or couscous, as well as tzatziki or tahini sauce and pita bread. The service is fast and friendly.  There's patio seating up the stairs behind the eatery.  I'd...

4. Daphne's Greek Cafe

I got the Zesta pita - fried pita bread with teeny weeny bits of chicken in it. It came w/ hummus, this spicy dip, and tzatziki sauce. Not bad. The sauces are way better than at Zucca (*shudders*). I...

5. Falafel & Kebab

3.5 stars.  I got a combo wrap.  The schwarma was good.  The rest of the wrap was run of the mill.  I asked for tzatziki in the wrap and didn't get it.  The hot sauce is damned good.  I wasn't wowed...

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