The Mediterranean Grill, Chesterfield

703 Long Road Crossing Dr., Chesterfield, MO 63005

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The Mediterranean Grill
417.0 mi

703 Long Road Crossing Dr., Chesterfield, MO 63005

ClosedOpening at 11:00 AM

About The Mediterranean Grill


No MSG, artificial colors, or synthetic flavors can be found in The Mediterranean Grill's kitchen. That's because chef and owner Elie Harir works with fresh, whole, and all-natural foods to make pan-Mediterranean dishes such as falafel, hummus, stuffed grape leaves, and gyro platters topped with tzatziki and feta. He pan sears farm-raised salmon before topping it with a Mediterranean pesto cream sauce, marinates sirloin kebabs in wine and onions, and nestles falafel in pitas for lunch. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch noted that, more important than Harir's "Israeli roots and knowledge of a range of Mediterranean cuisines" is his ability to use spices "without overwhelming the underlying ingredients." In addition to serving lunch and dinner Tuesday–Saturday, The Mediterranean Grill can also cater events—such as weddings, dinner parties, and baptisms—for up to 500 humans or a single hungry hippo.

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4.6
based on Groupon 357 reviews
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John
5 ratings|1 review
I guess I need to go back down. My Groupon value was never credited to my card, so now I paid for the meal and paid for the Groupon.
JILL
2 ratings|2 reviews
Doesn't look like much but the food is delicious, fresh, and plentiful!!! Love it!!
Sandy
18 ratings|4 reviews
We had never been there before. Dinner prices were pretty expensive (I thought) for that kind of atmosphere. Could not get a sandwich at dinner (One on the chalkboard sounded good). We got 4 appetizers (2 of us) Great way to try some of the items. Humus was wonderful. My husband has been to Israel and he said it's pretty close to what you get there. Loved the Mediterrean salsa.
Sally
Top reviewer
10 ratings|5 reviews
The menu's emphasis is Middle-eastern dishes, In general, the food was too bland. We ordered the eggplant dip (very bland &really needed at the very least some lemon juice) and Moroccan salsa (this had some spice and a bit of heat). Our entree meats (Spanish-style kabobs and weekend-only ground beef and lamb koftes) were subtly flavored and tasty, but would have been even better if more aggressively flavored. The cous-cous side, though studded with raisins and pine nuts, was flavorless. Bland cous-cous is what you want, of course, when there's flavorful sauce to go with it as in traditional Moroccan cous-cous dishes; but the entrees lacked that.