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Euro Cafe

4.11/5 (17 reviews)

1111 S Longmore # 3
Mesa, AZ 85202
(480) 962-4224

Category: Cafe

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15 Reviews

REVIEW #1

don K.
Rating:

April 20, 2007

We only had coffee here and it was a pretty quick visit. But the service was fast, staff friendly. We actually went back once but they were closed, doesn't help that it was pretty late at night.

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REVIEW #2

Newt M.
Avg. Entree: $10-15
Rating:

May 6, 2006

It took us a while to find the restaurant but it was worth the hunt. The restaurant moved about a year ago to 207 N. Gilbert Rd., Gilbert, AZ. This is downtown Gilbert and there is ample parking. We went on a week night and had no problems being seated. The weekend might be a different story. The food and service are excellent. The menu will blow you away. There are so many choices and a wide variety of cuisines. It could best be described as a modified mediteranean. We had the asparagus puffs for an appitizer (great), we split the stuffed gyros (excellent) and then had our own dessert. The portions are large and should be split.

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REVIEW #3

dddd F.
Avg. Entree: $15-20
Rating:

September 27, 2005

The food here is wonderful. It is always served quick and the service

is great. I definately recommend having a meal here.

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REVIEW #4

William W.
Rating:

April 6, 2004

Euro Café offers wonderful Mediterranean foods and baked goods hard to find in a city like Mesa. Located in a strip mall, this fairly unassuming restaurant offers very good Greek items with fresh olives and cheese that are very satisfying. <br> Though not a very speedy place, average service time is over an hour, the food is quite good. If you are not in the mood for the Gyro, then the calzones are a good pick. <br> My pick: Gyro platter and any dessert.

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REVIEW #5

Loretta G.
Avg. Entree: $10-15
Rating:

March 13, 2004

The food is amazing! The "Asparagus Puffs" appetizer is a MUST to try, Avacodo Feta Pita is also another one. Great Everything. Including a small but very unique gift shop.

Huge portions.

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REVIEW #6

robbie B.
Avg. Entree: $5-10
Rating:

July 6, 2003

amazing! first you walk in to a quaint jazz stage!wow!great local band, then a person cant miss the espresso and sweet bar, the biscotti is great.then on to the food, the sandwiches are large and very well done lots of meat and fresh veggies.i also recomend the turkey pita.very fresh!

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REVIEW #7

J.D. R.
Avg. Entree: $10-15
Rating:

December 14, 2002

Very good. Large portions. If you're a light eater order one entree for two people. The dessert bar should be declared a hazard zone,it is sooo sinfully rich and delicious!

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REVIEW #8

Way M.
Avg. Entree: $15-20
Rating:

July 22, 2000

Absolutely great food!! The service is a little slow (try to avoid the lunch rush if you can), but it's well worth the wait. The Pita of Hearts is my favorite dish (turkey, artichoke hearts and hearts of palm in a Dijon sauce), and they make their own potato chips, which are a great change from the usual sides. The only problem is trying to make room for the excellent desserts!

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REVIEW #9

lance N.
Avg. Entree: $15-20
Rating:

July 5, 2000

A find for the mesa area, the portions are large and the appetizers area must, the service is good but the kitchen is very slow so be patient! A great atmosphere and you must save room for dessert!

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REVIEW #10

Carl P.
Avg. Entree: $15-20
Rating:

July 3, 2000

Oh yes, Euro cafe is one of the best finds in Mesa. It's one of the best finds in the whole valley. There's not a bit of feeling you're in a restaurant that cares more about profit than quality. The food is always excellent. You can never be dissapointed. If you are vegetarian there are several dishes on the menu for you. If you are vegan or lactose intolerant you may have more trouble, Euro is not very forgiving with substitutions or leaving out ingredients.

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REVIEW #11

Avg. Entree: $15-20
Rating:

June 25, 2000

Euro Cafe' is truley a spectacular find. The atmospere is funky and colorful. It is a great place to hang out and enjoy an evening of always delicious food and conversation with friends. Try the feta dressing it is amazing.

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REVIEW #12

Avg. Entree: $10-15
Rating:

June 14, 2000

The above reviews need to be a little more detailed. Yes, the pitas are wonderful. The Chicken Artichoke and the Feta Gyro Pitas are the best two. Yes, the starters are also outstanding. Try any of the potato skins or the Dill Feta or Spinach Fritters (Puffs). Yes, the pasta dishes are massive and almost always need to be shared. Yes, there is a great varitey of wonderful desserts. The Baklava Cheesecake is better than the Baklava. The White Chocolate is the best of the brownies. Do not try the Creme Brulee or the Mousse. But no one mentioned the incredible calzones. The spinach, the vegetarian, the sausage, take your pick. They do take a little longer to come out of the oven (35 minutes-you are warned on the menu).
Which brings us to EuroCafe's real down point: they have one of the slowest kitchens that I have ever seen. Do not go there during prime time if you expect a timely meal. The servers try to do good service, but consistently spend a lot of their time telling you your food will be here soon or apologizing because it isn't. It can strain the patience of even the most loyal Eurocafe diner.

I finally need to mention Undici Undici, the coffee house and club that is connected to the restaurant. (You actually enter through Undici's doors.) All the desserts can be ordered over the counter to accompany your double-mocha, espresso, or Undici Sunrise. Some good local bands come and play the stage when they can't find a gig anywhere else. The songwriter's showcase does not provide much quality.

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REVIEW #13

Lisa B.
Avg. Entree: $10-15
Rating:

April 24, 2000

I have been going to Euro for over 10 years and have yet to get a bad meal.
The food is amazing! The "Asparagus Puffs" appetizer is a MUST to try,
Avacodo Feta Pita is also another one.
Great Everything. Including a small but very unique gift shop.

Huge portions.
Warning: The chef "Romeo" will NOT change anything on any meal.

If it's on the menu, its "on" your plate.

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REVIEW #14

T S.
Avg. Entree: $15-20
Rating:

January 24, 2000

Excellent Excellent, although you will wait a bit Extensive menu, as well as an out of this world dessert case!
Gryo's are really good here as well as other 'greek' influenced appetizers.
huge portions.. come hungry!

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REVIEW #15

Rating:

February 24, 1998

The food here is out of this world. The grilled eggplant salads with Pita bread are the best and the desserts are sinful.

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