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šŸ“ Seattle’s Hidden Gem Mediterranean Restaurant, Homer

The term ā€œhidden gemā€ might be relative, as it seems to be less known among Asians, but it’s actually super popular and bustling! šŸ”„ The chefs here look pretty cool, exuding a chill and confident vibe, like they’re saying, ā€œI cook, you eat, no questions asked.ā€ The burly chef guy looks like he really knows his way around the kitchen. 🌟 Rating: 4.5/5 (loses points for the wait, but still worth it) ⚠ Lesson learned: Arrived at 18:00 and waited a painful 90 minutes! (The wine at Little Things next door is pretty good though.) No reservations for parties under 6, it’s walk-in only. ā–Ŗ Suggestion: Arrive before 17:30. 🄘 Ordering Strategy Family Style dining tested and approved: 3 Small Plates + 1 Larger Plate + Dessert = Stuffed to the brim. (Complaining about the wait again… Ended up gnawing on a McDonald’s fish fillet sandwich out of hunger.) Red List šŸ’Æ: āœ” Apple Salad with Smoky Egg: The egg is as creamy as cheese, paired with refreshing Parsley. āœ” Anchovies & Sourdough: A must-try for anchovy lovers, and the homemade sourdough is fantastic. āœ” Wahl Grazing Lamb: Juicy lamb, crispy belly, and sweet potatoes. The plate is cleaned. āœ” Pita Bread: Handmade bread with a wheat aroma, perfect for dipping or pairing with meat. A bit much, considering the carbs in other dishes, but it feels incomplete without Pita in a Greek meal. So-So List: Sausage & Cheese: The sausage is a bit salty, but the side dishes are stunning | A unique combination of persimmon and cheese. Pistachio Mousse: Too sweet!!! For sugar lovers only | The pistachio mousse is so sweet it’s dizzying, but it’s all gone, creativity at its best. Quick Notes: The open kitchen with a massive grill is super cool. A local favorite that feels like a neighborhood canteen. Feeling like Seattle’s restaurant scene might just be saved after this meal. (Despite the wait, it’s worth it and already on the list for a second visit!) #SeattleFoodRadar #HomerFoodGuide #AtmosphericRestaurant #InfluencerSpotRealReview #SeattleDateSpot #OpenKitchenRestaurant #TrendySpotChecklist #FoodieRadar

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šŸ“ Seattle’s Hidden Gem Mediterranean Restaurant, Homer

The term ā€œhidden gemā€ might be relative, as it seems to be less known among Asians, but it’s actually super popular and bustling! šŸ”„ The chefs here look pretty cool, exuding a chill and confident vibe, like they’re saying, ā€œI cook, you eat, no questions asked.ā€ The burly chef guy looks like he really knows his way around the kitchen. 🌟 Rating: 4.5/5 (loses points for the wait, but still worth it) ⚠ Lesson learned: Arrived at 18:00 and waited a painful 90 minutes! (The wine at Little Things next door is pretty good though.) No reservations for parties under 6, it’s walk-in only. ā–Ŗ Suggestion: Arrive before 17:30. 🄘 Ordering Strategy Family Style dining tested and approved: 3 Small Plates + 1 Larger Plate + Dessert = Stuffed to the brim. (Complaining about the wait again… Ended up gnawing on a McDonald’s fish fillet sandwich out of hunger.) Red List šŸ’Æ: āœ” Apple Salad with Smoky Egg: The egg is as creamy as cheese, paired with refreshing Parsley. āœ” Anchovies & Sourdough: A must-try for anchovy lovers, and the homemade sourdough is fantastic. āœ” Wahl Grazing Lamb: Juicy lamb, crispy belly, and sweet potatoes. The plate is cleaned. āœ” Pita Bread: Handmade bread with a wheat aroma, perfect for dipping or pairing with meat. A bit much, considering the carbs in other dishes, but it feels incomplete without Pita in a Greek meal. So-So List: Sausage & Cheese: The sausage is a bit salty, but the side dishes are stunning | A unique combination of persimmon and cheese. Pistachio Mousse: Too sweet!!! For sugar lovers only | The pistachio mousse is so sweet it’s dizzying, but it’s all gone, creativity at its best. Quick Notes: The open kitchen with a massive grill is super cool. A local favorite that feels like a neighborhood canteen. Feeling like Seattle’s restaurant scene might just be saved after this meal. (Despite the wait, it’s worth it and already on the list for a second visit!) #SeattleFoodRadar #HomerFoodGuide #AtmosphericRestaurant #InfluencerSpotRealReview #SeattleDateSpot #OpenKitchenRestaurant #TrendySpotChecklist #FoodieRadar

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