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Cheerful restaurant offering a broad Mediterranean menu that includes kebabs, falafel & seafood.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 10510 Abercorn St STE D, Savannah, GA 31419
Phone: (912) 921-5117
Website: http://troymediterraneancuisine.com/
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Reviews
isa Jackson
The food was just okay. not bad, but not particularly memorable either. The falafel were very delicate and kept falling apart, making them difficult to eat even with a fork or by hand. We also tried the hummus with pita, gyro fries, and falafel. Out of everything, the gyro fries were the standout and definitely worth ordering.
I had the lamb chops for my entrée, but unfortunately each piece was cooked to a different temperature, which made the dish feel inconsistent. The vegetables also lacked seasoning, and the oil used in cooking gave them an off taste.
On a positive note, the service was good and attentive, and the prices are very affordable. Overall, it’s a budget-friendly spot, but the flavors and execution could use some improvement.
… moreI had the lamb chops for my entrée, but unfortunately each piece was cooked to a different temperature, which made the dish feel inconsistent. The vegetables also lacked seasoning, and the oil used in cooking gave them an off taste.
On a positive note, the service was good and attentive, and the prices are very affordable. Overall, it’s a budget-friendly spot, but the flavors and execution could use some improvement.
Barry G
Really loved this unassuming restaurant in a small strip mall. Excellent Greek food! The gyros was amazing. The lamb burger was awesome. Appetizers were great as well. Super friendly and excellent service. Reasonable prices. We were staying in downtown Savannah, and it was absolutely worth the short drive!
… moreKatie W
Ordered take-out. Food is good but stingy on their portion sizes. I paid $8 for this tiramisu. And $20 for the gyro plate. Not worth the money.
… moreBianca Rodrigues
I went out for dinner today and had a wonderful experience! The food was delicious — full of flavor, perfectly cooked, and served at just the right temperature. What truly stood out was the excellent service by Gabrielle. She was warm, attentive, and incredibly professional, making the evening even more special. I’ll definitely be coming back!
… moreKimberly Kubicki
It was excellent! The inside had a very nice setting and the service was amazing. Our server Dalton did a great job answering any questions I had and gave suggestions. I will definitely go back to try the other food items they offer! The food was amazing also. My favorite of it all today i think was the blueberry honey cake. It’s like nothing I’ve ever tasted before! Delicious!
… moreLila Baniya
We had nice family time ( pre Thanksgiving Dinner) l. we enjoyed Greek food and service was perfect . Price was moderate . For parking it was free and no problem to find out as we went late also
Something new to try in Savannah
… moreSomething new to try in Savannah
Savannah Dude83
Grabbed some pre holiday dinner here with the family. Our server was excellent and super professional! The food was tasty and felt authentic versus what you might find at a homogenized or franchised dinner spot. I will be back to try more of the menu!
… moreAyah Kaddoura
A Disappointing Experience for a Levantine Palate
As someone with a Levantine background, I was eager to try Troy Mediterranean Cuisine in Savannah, hoping for a taste of home or at least something close. Unfortunately, the experience left much to be desired when it came to authenticity and flavor.
We began with the mixed mezze plate, which was underwhelming. The falafel was particularly disappointing—it bore little resemblance to traditional falafel in taste or texture. The quinoa tabbouleh was a modern twist that I don’t mind in theory, but it lacked the proper dressing and fresh, citrusy balance that defines this dish. The baba ghanouj was passable, and the stuffed vine leaves were decent, though not exceptional.
Moving on to the mains, we tried the Mixed Grill/Kebab Plate and the Spicy Ground Kebab. Sadly, both were far from what they should be, and just not reflective of authentic Mediterranean or Levantine flavors. On the brighter side, the Lamb Chops Plate, Salmon Plate, and Penne Shrimp Alfredo Pasta Plate were surprisingly acceptable. While not particularly Mediterranean in nature, they were cooked well and tasted fine.
One highlight of our visit was the service. Our waitress, Hanna, was fantastic—warm, attentive, and receptive to our feedback. Her professionalism and hospitality made a clear difference in an otherwise disappointing culinary experience.
In summary, if you’re looking for authentic Levantine or Mediterranean flavors, Troy may not hit the mark. However, some of the Western-style dishes are better executed, and the service is commendable but I was not tempted to stay for the dessert.
… moreAs someone with a Levantine background, I was eager to try Troy Mediterranean Cuisine in Savannah, hoping for a taste of home or at least something close. Unfortunately, the experience left much to be desired when it came to authenticity and flavor.
We began with the mixed mezze plate, which was underwhelming. The falafel was particularly disappointing—it bore little resemblance to traditional falafel in taste or texture. The quinoa tabbouleh was a modern twist that I don’t mind in theory, but it lacked the proper dressing and fresh, citrusy balance that defines this dish. The baba ghanouj was passable, and the stuffed vine leaves were decent, though not exceptional.
Moving on to the mains, we tried the Mixed Grill/Kebab Plate and the Spicy Ground Kebab. Sadly, both were far from what they should be, and just not reflective of authentic Mediterranean or Levantine flavors. On the brighter side, the Lamb Chops Plate, Salmon Plate, and Penne Shrimp Alfredo Pasta Plate were surprisingly acceptable. While not particularly Mediterranean in nature, they were cooked well and tasted fine.
One highlight of our visit was the service. Our waitress, Hanna, was fantastic—warm, attentive, and receptive to our feedback. Her professionalism and hospitality made a clear difference in an otherwise disappointing culinary experience.
In summary, if you’re looking for authentic Levantine or Mediterranean flavors, Troy may not hit the mark. However, some of the Western-style dishes are better executed, and the service is commendable but I was not tempted to stay for the dessert.
Art Bruno
Amazing food. Great atmosphere. Had lunch and was able to get half plates with my son to share two separate meal, had their Amazing pasta and Giro Sandwich. Both were awesome, but be mindful the servings sizes are large (even for lunch). You may need a nap after a meal.
… moreElizabeth
Super incredible food, lovely service, great for lunch or a date! We’ll be back!
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