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Baltimore · checked November 14, 2026
The 3 places in Baltimore we'd order Mediterranean food from tonight. Start with Estiatorio Plaka (greek mains, plus baklava from the bakery side), then Cypriana (grilled eggplant with tahini, rice pilaf, Greek dinner plates), then Lebanese Taverna (hummus, falafel, chicken shawarma).
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Get: Greek mains, plus baklava from the bakery side
A Greek kitchen with its own bakery, so dessert comes in the same bag.
Where we found it: OpenTable: Best Mediterranean restaurants in Baltimore · Toast: Estiatorio Plaka takeout
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Get: Grilled eggplant with tahini, rice pilaf, Greek dinner plates
Home-style Greek plates that pack into containers well, ordered on its own Toast page.
Good to know: Phone (410) 627-0800. Toast adds a 3 percent card surcharge and evening-only hours.
Where we found it: OpenTable: Best Mediterranean restaurants in Baltimore · Toast: Cypriana
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Get: Hummus, falafel, chicken shawarma
Mezze and shawarma that keep well, with halal meat and a long menu for a group order.
Good to know: Phone (410) 244-5533.
Where we found it: OpenTable: Lebanese Taverna Baltimore · Uber Eats: Lebanese Taverna Baltimore
Estiatorio Plaka in Greektown. Get greek mains, plus baklava from the bakery side. A Greek kitchen with its own bakery, so dessert comes in the same bag.
Chef Amazing's list for Baltimore: Estiatorio Plaka (Greektown), Cypriana (Roland Park), Lebanese Taverna (Harbor East). Each one does takeout or delivery; order from the place's own site when it has one.
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