Jean Winter

Great food, Great place and reasonable price. My colleague recommended this place and Yes it is one of Great Mediterranean cuisine I've had. Great environment, Delicious food and reasonable price. We started with Mezze platter and it was fantastic. The souvlake plates is delicious with that garlic sauce and that seared tuna pita is the bomb! I would definitely come back and try some other dish.

R MM

Honestly a great spot! The decor was beautiful and service fantastic but the food is really spot on. We had the mezze platter and wings as an appetizer and lamb gyros as an entree. Food was all fresh and prepared well! Will absolutely be back!

+1

I ordered the chicken gyro on gluten free pita with fries and their lavender lemonade. The lavender lemonade was delicious as well as the fries. The gyro fillings were good, but the gluten free pita was more like a crepe and kind of falling apart.

Eva Gupta

It is an okay-ish place, but the Artemis fries and Artemis sauce is amazing! A must try! Never found fries tastier than this anywhere else. I liked their grilled shrimp pita as well. But that’s all, only these things are amazing, chicken pita was dry, falafel weren’t great. Amazing service, amazing atmosphere. Also, no desert were great. Didn’t like it.

Dude

In A Nutshell: -This is a nice neighborhood restaurant for decent Mediterranean food. -I enjoyed their Herb Oven Roasted Chicken which came w/ small potatoes & baby carrots. -The Mezze sampler is highly recommended. -The falafel, dolmas, hummus, babba ghanoush, tzaziki and tabbouleh, served with pita bread, olives, and pepperoncinis were superb. Overall, this place seemed to be popular w/ the locals.

Tommy

We love this spot. Is it the best food in the world? No. But it’s VERY good and also consistent. I think for the price, they knock it out of the park. I’m particularly fond of the fries here. The seasoning is killer and their sauce is great. Paired with a gyro and it’s heaven. Service is good as well, every once in a while it may be a little slow, but that’s the exception not the rule in my experience.

Miranda Tao

Friendly staff and delicious food. Price is a little over average in Austin area (~$20/person), but reasonable and the Mediterranean ambience and quality of food/service is what you get accordingly. Also one of the healthier options near Bee cave.

Miguel Fernando Asensio

The chicken gyro and souvlake were good. If anything, I’d have liked more rice pilaf in the souvlake. Nice place and I’ll come back.

Savannah Suppan

We really wanted to love this place, and it unfortunately fell short. Our service was great, and we ordered the calamari for an appetizer which was delicious. Our food was subpar, and wasn't really authentic Mediterranean. We tried the power bowls, gyros, gyro plate, and burger. The gyro meat was salty and didn't have a lot of flavor. The power bowls were sad, not a lot of flavor and tiny amounts of rice and sauced fresh spinach, with lentils, and a sad red onion sort of cut up on top. It really just left a lot to be desired! I will say the burger was pretty good and the fries were delicious, but that doesn't quite hit the mark for Mediterranean food. Again, we were really excited to try them out and left feeling disappointed. I would come back just for the calamari though!

C. B.

Service was excellent! The French fries and fry sauce that came with the gyro were amazing as well! The dolma rice seemed a bit undercooked, and the flavor was a bit odd. I know mint is an ingredient in dolmas but this was overly sweet and not the taste I’m used to in traditional dolmas. The spanakopita was different as well. The filo dough at the top was burnt. The gyro was overly saturated in Tzatziki sauce. Like way too much sauce inside of the gyro. If I had known there’d be that much sauce, I would have asked for it on the side. The pita was soggy and wasn’t enjoyable, along with the Tzatziki sauce, which lacked flavor.

Gardner Webb

Hostess was nice and greetable. Waitress pleasant,attentive and did a good job. With an inaugural visit I sampled everything I normally like at most Mediterranean restaurants. First up the fried calamari. Light batter, tender body pieces. The tentacles were over done a touch. Nothing here is enedible. Sauces for calamari I preffered neither just plain lemon. Then I tried the spanokoita (Spanish and feta in phyllo dough) best dish here for me. Then the lamb kebab plate. I asked waitress for no pink. It was under done as well tasted of beef. Then I sampled most of the baklava. It was OK. Would I come back? eh who knows? Atmosphere and overall three star because the male staff weirded me out.

+2

Jay Brasher

We really wanted to like this place. My wife is Greek and Artemis is close to our home. Yay! Let's have a Greek restaurant nearby! Nope. We started with the dolmatas. Disappointed would be an understatement. The grape leaves were crunchy (should be soft) and it tasted like they were filled with tapioca pudding. Very very sweet. Not supposed to be even a little sweet. To describe it in one word: terrible. We ordered the souvlaki and it was average. Decent. 5/10. The service was pretty good once they realized we were there. The at atmosphere is nothing to write home about. Bright and industrial feeling. Definitely not Greek or Mediterranean feeling. I doubt we will go back and if we ever tried again, we will definitely avoid the tapioca stuffed grape leaves.

Susan Sellers

Me & my family had lunch here today. We had to wait for a little while before someone waited on us & waited a long time for 2 meals. The gyro hardly had any lettuce, tomatoes & no feta. The salad was good but had too much dressing. The fries were not even warm. I have eaten here before & never experienced okay service & had expected better food. This lunch was very expensive. I will not return to this restaurant again