Cafe Agora

Beautiful renovation that does justice to the great food that’s been a go-to Midtown staple. Highly recommend getting the Mezze Platter as an appetizer for a table of 3-6 to whet your appetite with generous taster of 6 veggie dips packed with flavor (eggplant baba ganoush with falafel is an incredible combo) Bonus tip if having trouble deciding: any lamb dish you decide to have will be cooked to perfection. The staff are super friendly too!

I’ve been an Agora customer since I moved to midtown 8 years ago. After a long renovation, they are finally back open. The vibe has changed completely. Much nicer and fancier inside. They are a full service restaurant now but will still honor take out orders. The lunch menu looks similar to before. The dinner menu looks very different with different entrée choices. Note if you want gyro, they only serve that during lunch Monday thru Friday. Prices for lunch went up around 10% but still reasonable. Gyro plate with salad, rice and pita is $15. Gyro sandwich with side is $12. Lunch portions are similar to before, not sure about dinner portions. I haven’t tried dinner but I’d imagine it’s a much different experience (think full service dining like a Rumi’s Kitchen). My only suggestion is to offer the gyro sandwiches and plates during dinner service and on the weekends too. The parking is very limited so not sure how they will accommodate a large dinner service.

I checked out this new Mediterranean restaurant and was not disappointed! Everything we had was delicious, customer service was on point and the cocktails were tasty. This is a cute, intimate place to meet up with friends or try for a new date night out. They have brunch $28 PP on Saturday and Sunday and Happy Hour coming soon! Street parking is available. Check out what I had and try them out.

First time coming back after the renovation and the space is beautiful! Really cosy and inviting atmosphere, and the updated menu has lots of interesting options. I came for brunch and enjoyed the Turkish breakfast with Turkish coffee. Lots of variety with delicious cheeses, jams, olives, and bread, along with a selection of egg dishes. So nice to have a new and different brunch spot in Midtown, and I'm excited to try their lunch and dinner menus!

Best Brunch spot in Midtown! The ambience is so cozy and chill. They have a Turkish chef and the food was just phenomenal! I got the potato and eggs and nothing prepared me for how good it will be! It came with a side of fresh pita bread! Staff is incredibly nice and welcoming. Definitely one of my top spots in Midtown.