Recently in the area and looking for a place to get some lunch. Saw good reviews for this place on Yelp, so decided to give it a try.\n\nWe stopped in about two in the afternoon on a Friday. We ordered a gyro and the Mediterranean fish sandwich. For $2 more you can upgrade to a combo with a choice of Greek fries or salad and a drink. My friend ordered the fries. I ordered a salad. The cashier asked if we wanted soup and gave us bowls for soup and a number for our order. The girl taking our order wasn't very welcoming and didn't explain the free soup, however we knew about the soup from reading about it on Yelp. \n\nThe soup was delicious! A lentil and a lemon rice. They were hot and flavorful! We ate our soup and waited. And waited. And waited. Twenty minutes went by and two tables that came in before us got there food. Five more minutes went by and we decided to ask about our food. At that point, we were told that fish takes at least twenty minutes. Another five minutes went by before we got our food. Thirty minutes total. We were hungry and annoyed at this point. I guess that's why they offer the free soup!\n\nThe gyro was good. The salad was good. The Greek fries were okay. Regular fries with feta cheese on top. The pita bread was the best part of the meal. The downside was the fish, which is what took so long. On the menu, it said it was grilled. Okay, so maybe it was cooked on a grill. What i got was what looked like a very thin, breaded, pan fried piece of fish. It was disappointing. I tried to take the breading off, but the fish was so thin there was little or no meat left to eat. At that point, I just gave up. After waiting so long and then getting something that wasn't cooked the way it was described on the menu, I was no longer hungry. \n\nThe food was okay but not worth the wait. And, they really do need to change the description of the Mediterranean fish and let people know it takes twenty minutes to cook, especially at lunch.