Tried their LAMB Pita- would recommend! Their Pita bread is up to par but nothing amazing. The lamb was a little dry but was cooked right and nonetheless delicous. The service was very friendly and we got our food in a timely fashion. Fries came with fetta and olive oil which was awesome. I've had better greek food from hole-in-the-walls but this place is not bad at all.

positive

I'm a huge fan of this joint. The wine and the food is really good. I've recently become more adventurous with my food and this has really come in handy when trying their bruschetta. I've tried almost all of them and they are all pretty good. I haven't been for their awesome happy hour on Monday's and Tuesday's but it sounds amazing!

positive

Had lunch today with my husband. There were only two vegetarian options on the menu (not counting appetizers). It was a choice between a rocquefort salad and another salad. I got the first. It was very good. Loved the cheese, the figs, the warm apples and the toasted hazelnuts. I was still hungry when I finished it though. Had wished I had gotten a brie appetizer. Wished they served some bread with the meal. Wished the soup of the day- Butternut Squash was vegetarian instead of made with chicken broth. So I was stuck ordering a dessert because I did not want to leave hungry. Got the sour cream key lime pie. OMG!!! So good! Was the highlight of lunch... such a treat. My husband got the special of the day which was ahi tuna tacos and a mint iced tea. He was highly impressed- said the tacos were better than the ones at Hula's Modern Tikki. Bill was $53 after tax and an $8 tip.

positive

Lived at this place for a year, it was the best apartment-renting experience I've had since moving to Phoenix. I'm not sure if I got some deal or something, but I'm paying roughly the same to live down in an apartment in Tempe which is terrible and doesn't have the amenities of The Enclave. The apartment I was in included a washer/dryer and the on-site gym is really easy to get to, clean, and has adequate equipment enough that I didn't need a gym membership at any of the nearby price-gouging gyms. Anyway, to the brass tacks- I was paying about $640 after taxes. This to live in this uppity area, with Paradise Valley Mall and four grocery stores all practically within walking distance. The staff was kind of hit-or-miss, but okay. Anytime we had a maintenance issue they helped pretty much immediately. The only snafus were once when my lady had a minor altercation with a staff member who refused to turn off the loud TV when he was working out in the gym (which is odd that a staff member was doing so) and once a mailed package was lost despite being signed for by a member of the staff. Not sure if this was more UPS's fault or the staff member's, though. Still irritating. For the price, though, this was a steal for renting in this area. Apartments are nice, the neighbors we had were mostly cool, and I didn't have to worry that my girl or I were gonna get jumped or robbed or something like most other areas of town.
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