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January 25, 2022 at 8:20 am #1026255
Michael WaldoParticipantEphesus was our favorite West Seattle restaurant until it was sold last year. Just was not up to the old standards.We quite going. How is the new Greek menu? If it is good, hope to return when the weather gets warm so we can sit outside.
January 26, 2022 at 1:52 pm #1026337
SueParticipantI haven’t been there in several years, but there a few recent reviews on Yelp that are raving about it (reviews within the past month).
March 25, 2022 at 10:57 pm #1030546
Sierra PedrajaParticipant9/10 – Skillet shrimp is my favorite. Baklava is good too
April 18, 2022 at 8:06 pm #1032238
Michael WaldoParticipantMy wife and I Finally went. Very disappointed. Started with humus and pita. Very good. Then we had the Avgolemono soup. Not like any I have had before. Couldn’t finish it. On to the kabobs. Chicken kabob did not taste good. It might have been the unknown spice my wife and I could not identify. You might like it, we didn’t. And on the kabob plate, for some reason there was a large Poblano pepper, took up a third of the plate. It was I guess supposed to be roasted but it was slimy. With two glasses of wine, it came to $85. Expect more for that price. We will not be going back.
April 19, 2022 at 10:33 am #1032271
Michael WaldoParticipantSmall correction:
My wife said it was actually an Anaheim Pepper.April 20, 2022 at 12:58 am #1032322
LibraParticipantI missed your qualifications to be a restaurant reviewer. Just because you didn’t like it, doesn’t mean others won’t. Our local restaurants are having a tough time recovering from their losses over the past two years so, unless you have a truly constructive criticism, STFU!
April 20, 2022 at 11:47 pm #1032393
mark47nParticipant@Libra: Hey, who are you to criticize someone’s experience, especially it was solicited? Would you like to hear my qualifications to be a restaurant reviewer? I eat at restaurants! I have feelings about them. I have favorites and a few that I won’t set foot in and some of the latter are popular.
That restaurants are struggling to survive is not my problem, as a consumer, at least, I have no obligation to support restaurants simply because they’re struggling.
So, in closing, perhaps you should shut your gob you great bloody pillock, because Michael Waldo is as entitled to his opinion as I am and is welcome to share it, especially at invitation. If his experience was less that stellar then that’s on Ephesus, not him.
For myself, I’m disappointed in the new owners, find the experience to be lesser than it was and the food was middling especially for the price.
May 1, 2022 at 6:28 am #1033250
DroppleParticipantHaven’t gotten around to it yet, but I definitely plan on trying it out. I am a sucker for Greek food. Seems like the reviews are somewhat of a mixed bag.
May 1, 2022 at 12:36 pm #1033270
krobertsParticipant@Libra. Someone asked for opinions; if they were positive would you have the same STFU response? He said “You might like it,we didn’t.” Why would you say that? I don’t care for some restaurants in WS that others adore. His review was constructive as far as I can tell. I agree, many businesses have suffered. But why should we pay for less than acceptable food if we eat out?
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