When does the new location across from Best Buy open? I'm wanting to try that place out when it moves to the new location. So, any word?

They are open now go and try it is great 100% better than before

We are getting a great selection of ethnic restaurants in Oklahoma City now.
I recommend NuNu's Mediterranean Cafe and Market in north OKC.
I eat there regularly. The kafta and cabbage rolls are great and they offer a nice sampling of middle eastern foods.
Located on memorial just west of May Ave(near Starbucks.) Tele (405)751-7000

Over the years, the food at Zorba's has gotten progressively worse, and these days I refuse to even eat there. The last time I went there, the tabouli was completely unacceptable (soggy...I guess it had been made a few days prior). Why go to Zorba's when you can just go to Mediterranean Deli down the street and have a good meal?

I have been there 2 times since they have moved and it was very good. Also, it was good in the weeks leading up to the move. I am not sure if you went on a bad day or not, but I will still go there.

I went there back in November of 2007 after they moved and re-opened and the food was just as good as ever. Now, I will say that the atmosphere has changed... a lot more folks serving a lot more customers. Which means it is generally less personable than it was back in the much more 'cozy' setting on 45th(?) and May.

But when I am in OKC, I will eat there again. I'm just one of those loyal customer types with good memories of the good food they serve.

ate at the new location twice, very good, extremely fast. i ate a spicy gyro at the arts fest, i wish Zorba's had this gyro, it was the bomb diggity.

I think Zorba's is ok, but not the best option in town. And, I'm personally not very fond of the new atmosphere.

i'm sure you've been to quite a few places, eataroundokc... who do you think is better?

currently, i like this place called mediterranean grill near 74th & western... but, to me, the best gyro in the metro area is greek house in norman.

-M

mmm ... for plain and simple gyros and fries, i think Athens in Bethany is really good. The meat is more moist and flavorful and I think the cost is a little less too (though they did just raise their prices, but who hasn't lately).

For full-featured Mediterranean fare, I like Cous Cous Cafe and also Mediterranean Deli and Imports, both on May Ave, not far from Zorba's.

im with you. cous cous is hands down better than the crap they serve at zorbas.

that chicken on the rice is the BOMB

So, there seems to be a bit of a backlash against the move and the new, more impressive locale, if I am reading this right...

In your opinion, did Zorba's change their food? Or was it more of a change in the atmosphere that made you notice other places? Or just simply the extra availability of a couple of new Med restaurants?

Just curious...

I don't think the food changed. I was never much of a fan, even at the old location. It's not bad, I just not great IMO and think there are better options out there. Obviously, there are many who disagree with me, but that's my take.

go across the street to the new Cous Cous cafe. Great Moroccan food. On Fridays they have a Lamb cous cous that is faaaaaaaaaaabulous.

I have been to Zorba's twice now since the move and I was not that impressed.

The was the results of the last visit:

The service was bad (brought the entree within a couple of mins of the apps and also held the check hostage when we were ready to go). The food was ok and not worth the price. The gyro meat was greasy and tough. The best part was the hummus but that did not save the meal.