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D Gution Google

2 months ago

My new ABSOLUTE FAVORITE Mediterranean restaurant!! FOOD> I am obsessed with the Build your own Street Pita: Which they toast in a hot press Side of Spread: house made hummus and red pepper feta Protein: grilled chicken Sides & Toppings: Roasted vegetables (roasted sweet potatoes and zucchini), chickpeas, and tabouli Sometimes I throw a little tomatoes on there. There are boxes of fresh produce and they chop it daily on site! I finish with a sprinkle of feta and LIGHT dressing (NOTE too much and your pita will not stand up to the devour stage) Beverages> I have tried the sweet tea and OH YES 😋 It is fantastic! Maine Root does their beverages which are sweetened with fair trade, organic, evaporated cane juice, non-GMO, no high dose corn syrup. The report is that the sodas are delicious also. There is also a juice station with Turmeric Tea, Cucumber Water, and Strawberry Basil. Service> The service is always friendly and everyone is so cordial and kind. This is DEFINITELY a service with a GENUINE smile restaurant. It makes me feel like I am in some quaint European town being treated like extended family. Atmosphere> This restaurant has nice blue and white decor and is kept as neat as a pin. Every single table and drink station has always been spotless. Even the station where you take your dishes after your meal is neat. Seating options: You can sit at the bar that lines the windows and watch the world go by or grab a table (which is perfect for those with kids, mobility issues, or perhaps need a wheelchair friendly option) and then there are many booths which are super private with high divisions in between them. The level of music is just right so you have a lovely atmosphere but can have a private dining experience (but not an awkward one). As this is an order and pay at the register it is great for groups! Location> On Augusta near downtown Greenville, but also accessible from E Faris from Pleasantburg and I would come from I-85 because it is so amazing! See you there soon Opa!

K Con Google

2 months ago

Food is always excellent and fresh here! Portions are good. I love the turmeric tea. What is shown in photo is spinach salad with chicken, tzatziki, harissa, feta, chick peas etc and spicy avocado dressing.

Michi Moonon Google

9 months ago

Love this place. I moved away from SC for a short while and missed the Earth & Turf specifically. So happy I’m back! The employees are friendly and accommodating. They made sure my mom had something GF and tasty

James Smithon Google

6 months ago

Really enjoyed having lunch here. We arrived a little after 12 and the were at least a dozen people in line. The staff worked diligently to get everyone their food in a timely manner. The portion size was large and could have been split in half for 2 meals. The falafel was not dry like most places, and the spicy harissa chicken had a little bite, but not too much. There is a large selection of fresh toppings to choose from. I highly recommend this place if you like Mediterranean style food.

Big Blipon Google

6 months ago

I don’t always seek out the culinary equivalent of a standing ovation, but when I find myself navigating the organized chaos of Woodruff Road, I pull into Kairos Mediterranean like a man who just discovered fire. This establishment is not merely a restaurant; it is a gastronomic sanctuary that transforms the act of healthy eating into a high-octane celebration of flavor. As I stepped inside, the aroma of roasting lamb and fresh-baked pita hit me harder than a dad joke at a family reunion, and I knew immediately that my taste buds were in for the ride of their lives. ​To understand the sheer majesty of Kairos, one must appreciate the "Build Your Own Bowl" architecture, a process that allows a man to play architect with his own lunch. I began with a base of basmati rice that was fluffier than a golden retriever puppy, topping it with their legendary 17-step falafel—which, quite frankly, tastes like a secret family recipe protected by an ancient guard. The addition of their sweet potatoes and a dollop of tzatziki so creamy it should be illegal creates a symphony of textures that would make a symphony conductor weep with joy. It is, without question, the best Mediterranean in Greenville, offering a level of freshness that makes other fast-casual spots look like they’re stuck in the Stone Age. ​Beyond the food, the vibe is impeccably clean and vibrant, a perfect refuge for a weary traveler or a family looking to avoid the dreaded "what's for dinner" debate. Every bite feels like a tactical strike against mediocrity, fueling your body with the kind of energy required to tackle a Saturday afternoon at the hardware store. If you haven't experienced this Woodruff Road gem, you are essentially leaving happiness on the table. Get your stuff and head over there before I eat all the baba gannouj, myself! ​Stay flavorful, my friends.