I've eaten here at least a couple dozen times over the past few years and I think it is some solid Greek Food! Love the gyro, all the sides always taste fresh made. The owner is quite friendly and you can tell he cares about the experience. Nothing too fancy, but then again a Gyro doesn't need to be! I love the rice, potatoes or the fries. Salad is good too. They also have a second location in the Layton Hills Mall which opened October-ish of 2013 with the same owner and the quality is just as good.
(4)
Tony L.
This place is ok. I guess I'm not a fan of Greek food in general. It is one of those places where you can go for a quick lunch in Layton. The place has an open kitchen setup with a fast food type of dining area, and the place seems clean enough. There are some interesting selections of books to read while you wait for the food, and they do bring the food to you even though it has a fast food setting. There is a list of pictures for each menu items on the wall near the cashier, so it was fairly easy to choose a dish even for inexperience Greek diners like me. The first time I dined here, I had the popular Gyro combo, and the last time I had chicken and shrimp combo. Both combos came with a side of rice, potato, salad, and some bread (or wrapped in Gyro). The lamb meat was slightly salty on the Gyro, but still edible. The chicken and shrimp were grilled pretty good, but slightly bland. I can't say I like the rice, since my Asian taste bud is really picky for rice. The potatoes were cooked with olive oil and spices, which was actually decent when compared to baked potato. There were also this white cream for bread/Gyro dipping, but it was too sour for me. I am a little reserved about this place, since I don't know much about Greek food, the food was not bad, but nothing really stood out and impressed me. Perhaps if I come here again, one of their other dishes will surprise me.
(3)
Rich B.
This place is fast food Greek and pretty good at that. My wife and I come here when we're hankering for some dolmades or spanakopita. The food always seems to be fresh, and the people running it are friendly and un-pretentious. We've had their dolmades, spanakopita, lemon chicken, and ribs. Get the ribs and you won't be disappointed. I love the ribs at this place- sweet, savory and messy. The meat is tender and the sauce is amazing. Nothing like southern or texas style ribs, there are large beef ribs which melt in your mouth and have you licking your fingers and making a general mess of yourself. The rest of the food here is good- I wish they had meat dolmas, but that's uncommon it seems for a lot of restaurants. The lemon chicken is nice and crispy, with a good, strong lemon flavor to it. They cook on the grill and it's always flavorful and tender. The spanakopita can be a crap-shoot. It's good when it's fresh but towards the end of the day, it dries out and becomes bad eats. I'd recommend this place, I'd even take my half-greek father in law to this place!
(4)
A M.
First time here, really enjoyed the Gyro plate. Everything (gyros, potatoes, salad) was full of flavor. Staff was friendly too. We'll definitely come back again!
Place needs work! Needs cleaned! Needs updated! And would be nice if the ice machine would ever get fixed!
(2)
Penny M.
Yes we found the place that does gyro 's perfectly!!! Thank You we will certainly be coming back & bringing friends often
(5)
Tony T.
Pretty great Greek food. I usually get the gyro plate but I haven't been disappointed with anything else I order.
(5)
Nicolle H.
I've been here many times and I always get the gyros and fries! The food is always amazing, but the baklava can be hit or miss depending on when it was made. The booths and tables feel a little sticky and like they need to be cleaned more. Other than that this place is awesome!
(4)
Abigail B.
I love this places food. They have great chicken kabobs and their potatoes are delicious along with their salad. I love their dressing and have bought it by the bottle. I have heard their gyros are good as well.
(5)
Seth C.
I like this place. It has charm. It's also one of the best Greek offerings in the area. I typically just get a gyro, and it's a good eat every time. They do a lunch buffet with Indian food, which is a fun twist. The people here have always been kind, and I'll continue to go to satisfy my Greek cravings.
(4)
Angelia Y.
I have been there three times. The restaurant is family restaurant I guess, service is good. Rice, potatoes and chicken are delicious, but salad is salty. I hope they can give me a cup of water with dish. Everything is nice.
(4)
D. M.
I saw the ad for this place in the Hilltop Times and thought I'd give this small, hole in the wall a chance. I ordered the gyro plate. The pita was good; however, they put the meat slices on the grill and charred them, which left them tough and dry. It was also a bit too salty for my taste. The Tzatziki Sauce was good. The lemon rice was meh, didn't have much flavor to it at all and the greek potatoes were unappetizing. I tasted but didn't eat them. The greek salad wasn't a greek salad at all. It was iceberg lettuce with a couple of olives, feta cheese, banana peppers and tomato with commerical dressing. I must note a concern with cleanliness and worker hygience. The guy running the register took my order and then with out washing his hands or putting on a clean set of food handling gloves, stuck his hand in the bag of pita bread, took one out, and tossed it on the grill. There was another young man with a beard and he kept pulling at it. They weren't wearing hair nets or anything to keep sweat off their brow, and the place was hot. So, I tried it and won't be going back. Food isn't worth it and the hygiene concerns me.
(2)
Nicole P.
This place would easily get a 3.5 if I could rate half stars. The gyro was DELICIOUS. Easily 4 stars. Lamb was tender, perfectly seasoned, cucumber sauce was cool, pita bread soft and warm. Mmmmmmm. Potatoes were decent, but way way way too salty. Salad was decent, nothing special. Rice was rice. Lemony, some paprika for color. Not too mushy, not undercooked. Alright. They have daily specials usually from $7-$12 a plate. I got the gyro plate that came with the gyro and the 3 sides for $8.99, drink extra. Really nice people working there.
(3)
A M.
First time here, really enjoyed the Gyro plate. Everything (gyros, potatoes, salad) was full of flavor. Staff was friendly too. We'll definitely come back again!
Place needs work! Needs cleaned! Needs updated! And would be nice if the ice machine would ever get fixed!
(2)
Penny M.
Yes we found the place that does gyro 's perfectly!!! Thank You we will certainly be coming back & bringing friends often
(5)
Tony T.
Pretty great Greek food. I usually get the gyro plate but I haven't been disappointed with anything else I order.
(5)
Jake G.
I've eaten here at least a couple dozen times over the past few years and I think it is some solid Greek Food! Love the gyro, all the sides always taste fresh made. The owner is quite friendly and you can tell he cares about the experience. Nothing too fancy, but then again a Gyro doesn't need to be! I love the rice, potatoes or the fries. Salad is good too. They also have a second location in the Layton Hills Mall which opened October-ish of 2013 with the same owner and the quality is just as good.
(4)
Nicolle H.
I've been here many times and I always get the gyros and fries! The food is always amazing, but the baklava can be hit or miss depending on when it was made. The booths and tables feel a little sticky and like they need to be cleaned more. Other than that this place is awesome!
(4)
Abigail B.
I love this places food. They have great chicken kabobs and their potatoes are delicious along with their salad. I love their dressing and have bought it by the bottle. I have heard their gyros are good as well.
(5)
Seth C.
I like this place. It has charm. It's also one of the best Greek offerings in the area. I typically just get a gyro, and it's a good eat every time. They do a lunch buffet with Indian food, which is a fun twist. The people here have always been kind, and I'll continue to go to satisfy my Greek cravings.
(4)
Angelia Y.
I have been there three times. The restaurant is family restaurant I guess, service is good. Rice, potatoes and chicken are delicious, but salad is salty. I hope they can give me a cup of water with dish. Everything is nice.
(4)
Tony L.
This place is ok. I guess I'm not a fan of Greek food in general. It is one of those places where you can go for a quick lunch in Layton. The place has an open kitchen setup with a fast food type of dining area, and the place seems clean enough. There are some interesting selections of books to read while you wait for the food, and they do bring the food to you even though it has a fast food setting. There is a list of pictures for each menu items on the wall near the cashier, so it was fairly easy to choose a dish even for inexperience Greek diners like me. The first time I dined here, I had the popular Gyro combo, and the last time I had chicken and shrimp combo. Both combos came with a side of rice, potato, salad, and some bread (or wrapped in Gyro). The lamb meat was slightly salty on the Gyro, but still edible. The chicken and shrimp were grilled pretty good, but slightly bland. I can't say I like the rice, since my Asian taste bud is really picky for rice. The potatoes were cooked with olive oil and spices, which was actually decent when compared to baked potato. There were also this white cream for bread/Gyro dipping, but it was too sour for me. I am a little reserved about this place, since I don't know much about Greek food, the food was not bad, but nothing really stood out and impressed me. Perhaps if I come here again, one of their other dishes will surprise me.
(3)
D. M.
I saw the ad for this place in the Hilltop Times and thought I'd give this small, hole in the wall a chance. I ordered the gyro plate. The pita was good; however, they put the meat slices on the grill and charred them, which left them tough and dry. It was also a bit too salty for my taste. The Tzatziki Sauce was good. The lemon rice was meh, didn't have much flavor to it at all and the greek potatoes were unappetizing. I tasted but didn't eat them. The greek salad wasn't a greek salad at all. It was iceberg lettuce with a couple of olives, feta cheese, banana peppers and tomato with commerical dressing. I must note a concern with cleanliness and worker hygience. The guy running the register took my order and then with out washing his hands or putting on a clean set of food handling gloves, stuck his hand in the bag of pita bread, took one out, and tossed it on the grill. There was another young man with a beard and he kept pulling at it. They weren't wearing hair nets or anything to keep sweat off their brow, and the place was hot. So, I tried it and won't be going back. Food isn't worth it and the hygiene concerns me.
(2)
Nicole P.
This place would easily get a 3.5 if I could rate half stars. The gyro was DELICIOUS. Easily 4 stars. Lamb was tender, perfectly seasoned, cucumber sauce was cool, pita bread soft and warm. Mmmmmmm. Potatoes were decent, but way way way too salty. Salad was decent, nothing special. Rice was rice. Lemony, some paprika for color. Not too mushy, not undercooked. Alright. They have daily specials usually from $7-$12 a plate. I got the gyro plate that came with the gyro and the 3 sides for $8.99, drink extra. Really nice people working there.
(3)
Rich B.
This place is fast food Greek and pretty good at that. My wife and I come here when we're hankering for some dolmades or spanakopita. The food always seems to be fresh, and the people running it are friendly and un-pretentious. We've had their dolmades, spanakopita, lemon chicken, and ribs. Get the ribs and you won't be disappointed. I love the ribs at this place- sweet, savory and messy. The meat is tender and the sauce is amazing. Nothing like southern or texas style ribs, there are large beef ribs which melt in your mouth and have you licking your fingers and making a general mess of yourself. The rest of the food here is good- I wish they had meat dolmas, but that's uncommon it seems for a lot of restaurants. The lemon chicken is nice and crispy, with a good, strong lemon flavor to it. They cook on the grill and it's always flavorful and tender. The spanakopita can be a crap-shoot. It's good when it's fresh but towards the end of the day, it dries out and becomes bad eats. I'd recommend this place, I'd even take my half-greek father in law to this place!
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes
Greek food is a fine melody of the finest pressed olive oil, fresh fermented bread, colorful vegetables, juicy meat, sea food all cooked in spices and fresh rosemary. The people from Greek were great scholars who aimed to excel in everything they do. The results are quite visible in their food as they are the inventors of olive oil which is beneficial to health. Greeks also made different type of wines from the best quality of grapes fermented in controlled environment.
Today, you can find hundreds of restaurants offering authentic Greek food or popularly termed as Mediterranean cuisine in New York city alone. People wait in line to taste the exotic Greek dishes like saganaki, taramasalata, souvlaki, loukoumades, spanakopita, moussaka, and many more. One thing which most people like about these authentic Greek dishes is abundant use of lemon juice, olive oil, fresh rosemary and sea salt. A smart mix of few ingredients can virtually take you on the pebble streets of beautiful city of Greece.
For those who don't have time to enjoy fine dining should try tasting the famous souvlaki with pita which is type of meat dish, also a trademark Greek fast food. For those who are vegetarian, or vegan can try different versions of Greek Salad. So, if you wish to enjoy a hearty yet healthy meal that tastes divine then try dining at the best Greek restaurant in your city. Greek cuisine not only tastes good but also help maintain your body in a natural way through healthy diet.
Jake G.
I've eaten here at least a couple dozen times over the past few years and I think it is some solid Greek Food! Love the gyro, all the sides always taste fresh made. The owner is quite friendly and you can tell he cares about the experience. Nothing too fancy, but then again a Gyro doesn't need to be! I love the rice, potatoes or the fries. Salad is good too. They also have a second location in the Layton Hills Mall which opened October-ish of 2013 with the same owner and the quality is just as good.
(4)Tony L.
This place is ok. I guess I'm not a fan of Greek food in general. It is one of those places where you can go for a quick lunch in Layton. The place has an open kitchen setup with a fast food type of dining area, and the place seems clean enough. There are some interesting selections of books to read while you wait for the food, and they do bring the food to you even though it has a fast food setting. There is a list of pictures for each menu items on the wall near the cashier, so it was fairly easy to choose a dish even for inexperience Greek diners like me. The first time I dined here, I had the popular Gyro combo, and the last time I had chicken and shrimp combo. Both combos came with a side of rice, potato, salad, and some bread (or wrapped in Gyro). The lamb meat was slightly salty on the Gyro, but still edible. The chicken and shrimp were grilled pretty good, but slightly bland. I can't say I like the rice, since my Asian taste bud is really picky for rice. The potatoes were cooked with olive oil and spices, which was actually decent when compared to baked potato. There were also this white cream for bread/Gyro dipping, but it was too sour for me. I am a little reserved about this place, since I don't know much about Greek food, the food was not bad, but nothing really stood out and impressed me. Perhaps if I come here again, one of their other dishes will surprise me.
(3)Rich B.
This place is fast food Greek and pretty good at that. My wife and I come here when we're hankering for some dolmades or spanakopita. The food always seems to be fresh, and the people running it are friendly and un-pretentious. We've had their dolmades, spanakopita, lemon chicken, and ribs. Get the ribs and you won't be disappointed. I love the ribs at this place- sweet, savory and messy. The meat is tender and the sauce is amazing. Nothing like southern or texas style ribs, there are large beef ribs which melt in your mouth and have you licking your fingers and making a general mess of yourself. The rest of the food here is good- I wish they had meat dolmas, but that's uncommon it seems for a lot of restaurants. The lemon chicken is nice and crispy, with a good, strong lemon flavor to it. They cook on the grill and it's always flavorful and tender. The spanakopita can be a crap-shoot. It's good when it's fresh but towards the end of the day, it dries out and becomes bad eats. I'd recommend this place, I'd even take my half-greek father in law to this place!
(4)A M.
First time here, really enjoyed the Gyro plate. Everything (gyros, potatoes, salad) was full of flavor. Staff was friendly too. We'll definitely come back again!
(5)Auston N.
Welcome to the dive bar of Greek restaurants! Don't come for the décor, come for the food. If you really can't stand to eat next to a ridiculously oversized painting of a beach scene, they have a drive thru! Super friendly staff, quickly served, and generous helpings. Gyro was fantastic. A little on the small side, though. Lemon rice was good, but not the most lemony. Salad and Greek potatoes both achieved my satisfaction.
(3)Michelle M.
Place needs work! Needs cleaned! Needs updated! And would be nice if the ice machine would ever get fixed!
(2)Penny M.
Yes we found the place that does gyro 's perfectly!!! Thank You we will certainly be coming back & bringing friends often
(5)Tony T.
Pretty great Greek food. I usually get the gyro plate but I haven't been disappointed with anything else I order.
(5)Nicolle H.
I've been here many times and I always get the gyros and fries! The food is always amazing, but the baklava can be hit or miss depending on when it was made. The booths and tables feel a little sticky and like they need to be cleaned more. Other than that this place is awesome!
(4)Abigail B.
I love this places food. They have great chicken kabobs and their potatoes are delicious along with their salad. I love their dressing and have bought it by the bottle. I have heard their gyros are good as well.
(5)Seth C.
I like this place. It has charm. It's also one of the best Greek offerings in the area. I typically just get a gyro, and it's a good eat every time. They do a lunch buffet with Indian food, which is a fun twist. The people here have always been kind, and I'll continue to go to satisfy my Greek cravings.
(4)Angelia Y.
I have been there three times. The restaurant is family restaurant I guess, service is good. Rice, potatoes and chicken are delicious, but salad is salty. I hope they can give me a cup of water with dish. Everything is nice.
(4)D. M.
I saw the ad for this place in the Hilltop Times and thought I'd give this small, hole in the wall a chance. I ordered the gyro plate. The pita was good; however, they put the meat slices on the grill and charred them, which left them tough and dry. It was also a bit too salty for my taste. The Tzatziki Sauce was good. The lemon rice was meh, didn't have much flavor to it at all and the greek potatoes were unappetizing. I tasted but didn't eat them. The greek salad wasn't a greek salad at all. It was iceberg lettuce with a couple of olives, feta cheese, banana peppers and tomato with commerical dressing. I must note a concern with cleanliness and worker hygience. The guy running the register took my order and then with out washing his hands or putting on a clean set of food handling gloves, stuck his hand in the bag of pita bread, took one out, and tossed it on the grill. There was another young man with a beard and he kept pulling at it. They weren't wearing hair nets or anything to keep sweat off their brow, and the place was hot. So, I tried it and won't be going back. Food isn't worth it and the hygiene concerns me.
(2)Nicole P.
This place would easily get a 3.5 if I could rate half stars. The gyro was DELICIOUS. Easily 4 stars. Lamb was tender, perfectly seasoned, cucumber sauce was cool, pita bread soft and warm. Mmmmmmm. Potatoes were decent, but way way way too salty. Salad was decent, nothing special. Rice was rice. Lemony, some paprika for color. Not too mushy, not undercooked. Alright. They have daily specials usually from $7-$12 a plate. I got the gyro plate that came with the gyro and the 3 sides for $8.99, drink extra. Really nice people working there.
(3)A M.
First time here, really enjoyed the Gyro plate. Everything (gyros, potatoes, salad) was full of flavor. Staff was friendly too. We'll definitely come back again!
(5)Auston N.
Welcome to the dive bar of Greek restaurants! Don't come for the décor, come for the food. If you really can't stand to eat next to a ridiculously oversized painting of a beach scene, they have a drive thru! Super friendly staff, quickly served, and generous helpings. Gyro was fantastic. A little on the small side, though. Lemon rice was good, but not the most lemony. Salad and Greek potatoes both achieved my satisfaction.
(3)Michelle M.
Place needs work! Needs cleaned! Needs updated! And would be nice if the ice machine would ever get fixed!
(2)Penny M.
Yes we found the place that does gyro 's perfectly!!! Thank You we will certainly be coming back & bringing friends often
(5)Tony T.
Pretty great Greek food. I usually get the gyro plate but I haven't been disappointed with anything else I order.
(5)Jake G.
I've eaten here at least a couple dozen times over the past few years and I think it is some solid Greek Food! Love the gyro, all the sides always taste fresh made. The owner is quite friendly and you can tell he cares about the experience. Nothing too fancy, but then again a Gyro doesn't need to be! I love the rice, potatoes or the fries. Salad is good too. They also have a second location in the Layton Hills Mall which opened October-ish of 2013 with the same owner and the quality is just as good.
(4)Nicolle H.
I've been here many times and I always get the gyros and fries! The food is always amazing, but the baklava can be hit or miss depending on when it was made. The booths and tables feel a little sticky and like they need to be cleaned more. Other than that this place is awesome!
(4)Abigail B.
I love this places food. They have great chicken kabobs and their potatoes are delicious along with their salad. I love their dressing and have bought it by the bottle. I have heard their gyros are good as well.
(5)Seth C.
I like this place. It has charm. It's also one of the best Greek offerings in the area. I typically just get a gyro, and it's a good eat every time. They do a lunch buffet with Indian food, which is a fun twist. The people here have always been kind, and I'll continue to go to satisfy my Greek cravings.
(4)Angelia Y.
I have been there three times. The restaurant is family restaurant I guess, service is good. Rice, potatoes and chicken are delicious, but salad is salty. I hope they can give me a cup of water with dish. Everything is nice.
(4)Tony L.
This place is ok. I guess I'm not a fan of Greek food in general. It is one of those places where you can go for a quick lunch in Layton. The place has an open kitchen setup with a fast food type of dining area, and the place seems clean enough. There are some interesting selections of books to read while you wait for the food, and they do bring the food to you even though it has a fast food setting. There is a list of pictures for each menu items on the wall near the cashier, so it was fairly easy to choose a dish even for inexperience Greek diners like me. The first time I dined here, I had the popular Gyro combo, and the last time I had chicken and shrimp combo. Both combos came with a side of rice, potato, salad, and some bread (or wrapped in Gyro). The lamb meat was slightly salty on the Gyro, but still edible. The chicken and shrimp were grilled pretty good, but slightly bland. I can't say I like the rice, since my Asian taste bud is really picky for rice. The potatoes were cooked with olive oil and spices, which was actually decent when compared to baked potato. There were also this white cream for bread/Gyro dipping, but it was too sour for me. I am a little reserved about this place, since I don't know much about Greek food, the food was not bad, but nothing really stood out and impressed me. Perhaps if I come here again, one of their other dishes will surprise me.
(3)D. M.
I saw the ad for this place in the Hilltop Times and thought I'd give this small, hole in the wall a chance. I ordered the gyro plate. The pita was good; however, they put the meat slices on the grill and charred them, which left them tough and dry. It was also a bit too salty for my taste. The Tzatziki Sauce was good. The lemon rice was meh, didn't have much flavor to it at all and the greek potatoes were unappetizing. I tasted but didn't eat them. The greek salad wasn't a greek salad at all. It was iceberg lettuce with a couple of olives, feta cheese, banana peppers and tomato with commerical dressing. I must note a concern with cleanliness and worker hygience. The guy running the register took my order and then with out washing his hands or putting on a clean set of food handling gloves, stuck his hand in the bag of pita bread, took one out, and tossed it on the grill. There was another young man with a beard and he kept pulling at it. They weren't wearing hair nets or anything to keep sweat off their brow, and the place was hot. So, I tried it and won't be going back. Food isn't worth it and the hygiene concerns me.
(2)Nicole P.
This place would easily get a 3.5 if I could rate half stars. The gyro was DELICIOUS. Easily 4 stars. Lamb was tender, perfectly seasoned, cucumber sauce was cool, pita bread soft and warm. Mmmmmmm. Potatoes were decent, but way way way too salty. Salad was decent, nothing special. Rice was rice. Lemony, some paprika for color. Not too mushy, not undercooked. Alright. They have daily specials usually from $7-$12 a plate. I got the gyro plate that came with the gyro and the 3 sides for $8.99, drink extra. Really nice people working there.
(3)Rich B.
This place is fast food Greek and pretty good at that. My wife and I come here when we're hankering for some dolmades or spanakopita. The food always seems to be fresh, and the people running it are friendly and un-pretentious. We've had their dolmades, spanakopita, lemon chicken, and ribs. Get the ribs and you won't be disappointed. I love the ribs at this place- sweet, savory and messy. The meat is tender and the sauce is amazing. Nothing like southern or texas style ribs, there are large beef ribs which melt in your mouth and have you licking your fingers and making a general mess of yourself. The rest of the food here is good- I wish they had meat dolmas, but that's uncommon it seems for a lot of restaurants. The lemon chicken is nice and crispy, with a good, strong lemon flavor to it. They cook on the grill and it's always flavorful and tender. The spanakopita can be a crap-shoot. It's good when it's fresh but towards the end of the day, it dries out and becomes bad eats. I'd recommend this place, I'd even take my half-greek father in law to this place!
(4)