Mediterranean Restaurant — Restaurant in Lund Municipality

Very pricey food, we got the souvlaki, which the portion was just 2 regular sizes of souvlaki, which was 185SEK. That would normally cost maximum 100SEK, together with the poor quality of fries, the sample of salad (a small slice of tomato, a small slice of paprika, a very thin slice of onion, one olive and some lettuce), with a sample of tzatziki. The stifado was good. The restaurant had a nice atmosphere. But we got a bit annoyed with the staff, he told us that he doesn't speak Greek, but it seemed he totally understood what we were saying and seemed to be the owner of the place (please excuse us if he wasn't). We were expecting him to be a bit closer to the Greek hospitality. The place is nice to go at least once, but I wouldn't visit again, because of the overprised menu, where there is no balance between price and quantity (and quality in the souvlaki dish - cannot know...

The Mediterranean is a greek restaurant. I would say that they are more greek than many greek restaurants - the dishes are greek, the beer is greek, and the wine is greek. We had a mixed plate of greek specialities for a starter, and I had a steak with fried potatoes and bearnaise sauce as the main dish (probably the least greek item on the menu). It came with fried crispy vegetables and deep-fried potatoes. The sauce bearnaise was homemade and delicious, and the potatoes were perfect and crisp. OK, the steak could have been a bit browner on the outside (Maillard reaction, which makes the fried meat taste so lovely). Overall, the Mediterranean was a...

The food was absolutely not Mediterranean. The salad at the beginning was just poorly cut raw vegetables, with a feta from the supermarket. Then there was dry chicken, dry German sausage and burned vegetables (while still raw somehow).. The dessert was pretty ok, a cheesecake that didn't have the right consistency but still pretty tasty. The problem in the end is that it was even the Valentine's Day dinner... I can't imagine the quality the other days. Actually the real problem was that it costed 410 sek per persons, while I can make this at home way better for 200 sek maximum. The personnel was very nice I apologise for...