Olive & Fig Mediterranean Kitchen

Thursday evenings are a great pick for a lively, convivial meal, guests specifically call out a nice Thursday-night vibe; Friday nights are also praised for their ambiance.

Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, polished clothes that aren’t formal.

The Family Meze, a 10‑plate selection, is notably generous, with guests saying it was more than enough for three people.

Olive & Fig feels cozy and intimate, low lighting, artistic murals and a copper-accented bar create a warm, homey setting, and the owners and staff add a personal, family-run welcome.

Yes, the patio regularly welcomes diners with their dogs; guests report outside seating accommodating a dog and staff being helpful.

Yes, Olive & Fig's intimate, cozy dining room with low tabletop lamps and repeated anniversary and Valentine visits from guests make it a lovely choice for a special evening.

Yes, Olive & Fig is family-friendly: they offer kids-menu options, staff set up high chairs, and owners and servers warmly welcome children and families.

Olive & Fig often fills up, guests report busy midweek evenings (notably a Thursday night) and recommend making reservations; other visits are described as quiet and spacious, offering a calmer dining experience.

Olive & Fig is especially pleasant earlier on weeknights, arriving around 6 pm lets you enjoy attentive service and a cozy table; Thursday and Friday evenings tend to be busier.

Olive & Fig has an intimate dining room with bar seating and outdoor patio tables, and the restaurant also accepts private parties.

Olive & Fig Mediterranean Kitchen does welcome private parties, the family‑run team led by Tammy and Chef Munjid has hosted celebrations and offers catering for groups.