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Cedars is the only restaurant in the town of McMurray that offers authentic Mediterranean food Cedars is a great choice for a delicious lunch, dinner or just a fun night out with friends. Bring family and friends to enjoy an amazing cuisine prepared fresh from our kitchen to your table Cedars tasty and healthy Mediterranean food, prepared with the Cedars family own special recipes. At Cedars Mediterranean grill you’ll enjoy the freshest, most flavorful entrees true Mediterranean spices all fitting in a low-fat calorie diet without sacrificing authentic Mediterranean taste If you are planning a big corporate meeting, a dinner or birthday party you can count on Cedars for out of this world exotic catering services sure to impress your guests
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Address: 4071 Washington Rd, McMurray, PA 15317
Phone: (724) 942-0159
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Reviews
Oscar Diaz
The food was ok. Felt the gyro plate could have had more meat. Some of the items on the menu were not available.
… moreTaylor Wilson
Food was delicious and the waitress was SO kind. I had the chicken shawarma plate with a salad and my husband got the chicken taouke plate with hummus.
… moreDana Yanni
I shared the mezza platter with my friend. We both really liked the hummus, baba and grape leaves! I wouldve given this a better rating but it in comparing to other places I think this one couldve been better by including kalamata olives and chunks of feta rather than the huge bowl of yogurt that couldnt possibly have been consumed. I had the falafel with rice. I added the special vegetable sauce – mild and I’m glad I did because the rice really lacked flavor. The menu said pilaf but i really just tasted like boiled rice. The falafel were ok. My friend had the lamb shish kabob. She said she enjoyed her dinner. The waitress who it seemed like also an owner was great. Very nice and personable, and explained things well.
… moreLance Franklin
Last month I visited this jewel of restaurant with two colleagues and were pleasantly impressed by the service and food. The salad was one of my favs with the falafel. The server was kind enough to translate some of the menu and also give some background as well. Worth the drive.
… moreAshwats in PGH
We were 4 of us and recently tried some Mediterranean food that had a fresh, homemade taste and truly authentic flavors. Every dish felt carefully crafted and delicious. It’s slightly on the pricier side, but absolutely worth the cost for the quality you get. The BYOB option was the perfect bonus and made the experience even better. Highly recommended
… moreMonica Brandt
Cedars is one of my top three favorite restaurants. I live in Chicago but my husband’s company is in Canonsburg PA. Every time I am there, I make sure to get to Cedars. We start with the hummus and a side of the spicy vegetable/tomato sauce. It’s so creamy and delicious. The pita bread is super thin and always fresh. My husband gets the Fattoosh salad with two chicken skewers. I’m a life long vegetarian and I get the Mujaddara Plate. It comes with a small salad. The flavors are fantastic and we always leave feeling like we ate something healthy and fresh. Service is always phenomenal too!
… moreGenevieve Wilson
Wonderful food and decently large portion sized which I liked. The serving staff are very very knowledgeable in the menu and are great at recommending items. They also have a great lunch special during the week.
I will say, I had trouble finding them the first time because of the posters over the windows. From the inside the windows look clear, but from the outside I wasn’t sure where the door was at first glance…
… moreI will say, I had trouble finding them the first time because of the posters over the windows. From the inside the windows look clear, but from the outside I wasn’t sure where the door was at first glance…
Amie Cowne
We had a great dining experience here. Our daughters raved about their plates!
Very friendly staff as well.
We made reservations for 5:30 and had the place to ourselves for almost our entire meal. My daughter said the pork chops were amazing!
… moreVery friendly staff as well.
We made reservations for 5:30 and had the place to ourselves for almost our entire meal. My daughter said the pork chops were amazing!
Naor Wallach
They have now been in this location for thirteen years, so they must be doing something right – regardless of how bad our experience was six years ago – so, we decided to give them another chance … and we’re glad we did! The experience was much better.
The atmosphere has not changed. The food is very tasty and good. In this visit, there were more people eating in than at any of our previous visits, so that was all to the good.
We ordered the sample appetizer plate and the Lamb Kafta with an extra skewer so we can try both the regular and spicy versions of the dish. The appetizer plate featured the mediterenean standards of Falafel, Baba Ganoush, Tabbouleh, Hummus, and pita, but also an american-style salad and a lebanese version of the Greek tzatziki. The American salad was the weakest part of this, although the addition of Sumac on the lettuce was a very nice touch.
Lebanese food is not very spicy, so the “spicy” lamb kafta skewer was not spicy. We paired that with their spicy sauce which was a very flavorful tomato and pepper sauce served on rice. Excellent flavors, but if you are looking for heat levels like in Mexican or Thai cuisines, you will be disappointed.
We were so stuffed at the end of this meal that we took generous portions home of various things and passed on dessert, event though the owner / server urged us to try her home made goodies. Maybe on another visit?
… moreThe atmosphere has not changed. The food is very tasty and good. In this visit, there were more people eating in than at any of our previous visits, so that was all to the good.
We ordered the sample appetizer plate and the Lamb Kafta with an extra skewer so we can try both the regular and spicy versions of the dish. The appetizer plate featured the mediterenean standards of Falafel, Baba Ganoush, Tabbouleh, Hummus, and pita, but also an american-style salad and a lebanese version of the Greek tzatziki. The American salad was the weakest part of this, although the addition of Sumac on the lettuce was a very nice touch.
Lebanese food is not very spicy, so the “spicy” lamb kafta skewer was not spicy. We paired that with their spicy sauce which was a very flavorful tomato and pepper sauce served on rice. Excellent flavors, but if you are looking for heat levels like in Mexican or Thai cuisines, you will be disappointed.
We were so stuffed at the end of this meal that we took generous portions home of various things and passed on dessert, event though the owner / server urged us to try her home made goodies. Maybe on another visit?
Sharon White-Maish
We found this little place traveling through the area. It was so delicious and fresh! Service was fantastic too! Get the Lebanese rice with your meal, and definitely get the Cedars Special Vegetable Sauce to add on top. You’ll thank me!
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