Dimassi's Mediterranean Buffet

The best in terms of taste, quality, health, variety and pricing. I have been to Mediterranean countries and eaten there and this food served here is great. Everything is tasty. It is kid friendly too. Great variety of healthy and tasty salads. Love the different varieties of rice, could cous, veg and chicken soup, lamb shank, meatballs, fish, chicken, cauliflower, okra, potatoes, roasted bell peppers, fresh baked pita bread, pizza, etc. The list goes on. They also have an ice cream station, baklava, rice pudding, a jam biscuit, a semolina dessert, cut fruits. I love this place. Best for Mediterranean in Austin.

We had a very positive experience. This location opened up a few months ago (used to be outback stake house), it the closest to our house about 30 miles, we tried other locations around DFW metro area an like it very much. The food was Mouth-Watering yammy. You should try the watermelon mint lemon drink it's very refreshing for hot weather. The only thing can be better are the desserts. The place is very clean as well

In Austin, this is pretty much the only Mediterranean buffet place. Luckily it is a good one. The variety of food is apparent by walking through or down the buffet line to see all the different salads and meats that they have. The buffet also includes a drink and has some desserts in the back. I really enjoyed the gyro meat with the tabbouleh and the barbecue chicken. They even have some curry chicken which you can eat with some basmati rice which was a very good option as well. Will be coming back. Just for warning...When you leave...You definitely will be smelling like grilled meats and onions so keep that in mind. 😄

We visited this restaurant for the first and definitely the last time. The entire experience was disappointing, from the pricing to the food quality, cleanliness, and customer service. Pricing & Policies • What a way to lose customers: not only by overcharging them, but also by refusing to let them take their scraps home. Instead, they charge per pound, for your leftovers, often more than what you would eat in the buffet itself. We didn't want to throw food out or leave them on the table like everyone else. • The cost was shockingly high: over $115 total, (over $10 for tip, which no one deserved or earned, over $8 tax and over $25 for our leftover scarps), for three people. For the quality we received, this was nowhere near worth it. • We ended up paying an extra $25 just to take home our

I have been to their south location several times. Food is great and so is staff. They enforce rules on everyone wearing gloves. Here, no body was wearing gloves including staff who was also eating from buffet. I love the dessert namoura. It’s usually much softer at south location and I like that but here it was very hard and it felt stale. Yuck. Spicy humus tastes very bland. It’s not the case at south location. I am so disappointed. Giving three stars as the number of food choices is same as south location. Salads were nice and so was falafel and pita bread. But I won’t be going there again.