Cleopatra Cafe — Restaurant in Santa Fe

I'll preface this that i love gyros and always get extra meat and sauce, but the poor rating is purely only for the customer service I received when I visited while traveling through town for work.

The food was quite good, and very generous with the toppings and well worth the extra charge, however i was pressed for time and the young lady at the register seemed more interested in what was going on with her phone on top of the drink counter when i tried to place my order, and gave a bit of a "look" when i let her know how long i had been waiting for my gyro that was on the prep area.

I can be understanding if someone is having a bad day, but its disappointing to see the business supporting...

This is a counter service establishment where you order at the counter and they bring your food out. The workers were very friendly! We had the king tut plate-falafel, hummus, baba ganoush, dolmas, pita (some pieces however were really chewy) and tabouli. (About $14) My friend had a burger and fries-not a great choice (overcooked and lukewarm), but this is a mediterranean restaurant, not a burger joint. The King Tut plate was good, portions appropriate for price. It’s a large space with lots of tables. Looked like they had a lot of beer and wine choices. We went for lunch and they were not busy...

The food ingredients are decent quality. My chicken in the Moses plate was nicely roasted. The salad was tasty but more of a garden salad than Greek salad-no olives or feta to be seen. The hummus is very garlicky. It overpowers other flavors. Husband said Gyro meat was ok. Spanikopita was dry and didn’t have much flavor but my tastebuds were so overpowered by the garlic in the hummus that every bite after that tasted bland! Falafel was very dry. The pita was spongy and factory-made which was a bummer. Their portions are generous but I’d rather have less food with more attention to flavors...