Mediterranean spot shines with fresh Hamachi crudo and baklava for Greek food lovers. Sleek, cozy decor with stained glass sets an elegant tone. Live violin and saxophone create a romantic atmosphere perfect for intimate dining.
Fresh dishes include Hamachi crudo and tuna tartare alongside salads and cauliflower. Duck, zucchini chips, calamari, and baklava also feature solidly on the menu.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended during restaurant week for guaranteed seating.
The restaurant is only open to Manhattan workers at 4 PM.
Parking is available nearby, making it convenient for visitors.
Open kitchen and warm ambiance create a lively spot with fresh chicken souvlaki and phenomenal baklava. Outdoor seating adds comfort while music brings a Mykonos vibe. Utensils wrapped in quality napkins show great care.
Chicken Souvlaki and chicken gyro come fresh and flavorful. Pita souvlaki offers a solid option. Baklava stands out as phenomenal and sometimes comes as a free treat.
Good to know
Prices for sides are around $8, with chicken burgers priced at $18.
The restaurant offers a variety of menu options including soups, salads, and sandwiches.
The restaurant is clean and well-maintained.
Halal food truck serves top-rated chicken and lamb over rice with a street food vibe and friendly staff. Lamb gyro is amazing and filling, paired with rice platters that include French fries and pita bread. Clean, cool, and welcoming spot for a quick, tasty meal.
Lamb gyro stands out with its amazing taste and filling. Rice platters come with French fries, pita bread, and salad for $9, offering a variety of vegetables like broccoli and chickpeas alongside.
Good to know
The restaurant is open almost all day and all night.
There was no waiting even at 8:30 p.m.
The meal includes fries and a pita along with onions, spicy rice, and lots of sauce for $9.
Narrow indoor space contrasts with a heated outdoor patio that offers comfort. Gyros with seitan meat taste close to traditional kebab, while baklava stands out as exceptional. Lively crowd enjoys unique vegan flavors and casual dining.
Gyros feature seitan meat that tastes very close to traditional kebab. Baklava stands out as exceptional and the vegan gyro offers rich flavor and authenticity.
Good to know
The restaurant is takeout only until further notice.
The restaurant offers a meat-free platter and loaded fries on Fridays.
There is no public restroom available at the restaurant.
Halal cart serves fresh chicken with homemade seasoning and generous sauces. Gyros shine with quality lamb and chicken, priced around $6. Open 24/7, it offers consistent quality and tasty falafel, all at reasonable prices.
Gyros stand out with excellent flavor and quality meat options like chicken and lamb. Platters complement the menu, all priced around $6 for a gyro.
Good to know
The chicken rice platter costs $8.75, which is a good deal.
They accept credit cards for payment.
The portions are big and satisfying.
Small spot with freshly baked pita and juicy lamb gyros. Cozy, clean space feels tight but inviting. Sandwiches pack fresh vegetables on homemade mini-loaf bread, blending great taste with a snug vibe.
Gyros feature juicy chicken and high-quality lamb with no filler. Sandwiches come loaded with fresh vegetables and homemade round mini-loaf bread instead of typical pita.
Good to know
The restaurant serves halal meat.
The restaurant only offers bottled water and does not provide tap water.
Tips were automatically added to the bill.
Cavernous dining room offers a spacious seating area with a warm, family-owned feel. Adana lamb kebab delivers rich flavor, while complimentary baklava is buttery and sweet. Staff engage warmly, though noise and temperature can vary.
Adana lamb kebab stands out with rich flavor. The baklava arrives complimentary, buttery and perfectly sweet. Gyros come with incredible pita bread and baba ganush on the side.
Good to know
Be careful to order accordingly due to the big portion sizes.
There is a 3.5% credit card fee not mentioned on the menu.
The price of the falafel sandwich is 16 dollars.
Greek restaurant offers grilled octopus and Baklava with fresh figs in a spacious, elegant setting that feels like a Greek island. Staff create a welcoming atmosphere perfect for socializing or work meetings.
Greek cuisine features grilled octopus, Kellari Chips, and fresh dips. Desserts include Baklava with fresh figs, blackberries, and vanilla ice cream, plus a Greek yogurt cake with honey.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with half-price appetizers.
The restaurant offers a special menu during restaurant week.
Reservations are recommended, especially for larger groups.
Elegant modern decor sets a European vibe with hookah on every table and loud live music featuring a violinist. Skewers of shrimp, chicken, and kofta come well seasoned on soft pita, alongside Grilled Octopus and lamb chops. Atmosphere turns vibey after 9 PM, perfect for upscale Mediterranean dining.
Skewers of shrimp, chicken, and kofta come well seasoned on soft, fresh pita. Plates include Grilled Octopus, Lamb Chops, and tangy tzatziki that complements the dishes.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
Hookah is only allowed after 9:30 PM.
A 20% gratuity is added for large parties.
Two-story diner buzzes with classic NYC vibe and tight seating. Chicken souvlaki shines with extra tzatziki, paired with cozy, bustling energy. Free coffee refills keep the lively atmosphere flowing.
Chicken souvlaki stands out, served over salad with extra tzatziki sauce available. Other dishes include a large, tasty gyro, spinach pie with Greek salad, and decent moussaka.
Good to know
Prices are cash prices; there's a surcharge for credit card payments.
Expect taxes and tips to increase breakfast costs to around $60 for two.
The diner stops seating tables at 10:30 PM and closes at 11 PM.
Classic American diner offers nostalgic decor and cozy booths for a warm vibe. Greek menu features classic Greek salad and gyros, but spanakopita has soggy pastry. Noise from dishes can make atmosphere less comfortable despite welcoming feel.
Greek dishes include a classic Greek salad and gyros. Greek yogurt comes with honey and strawberries. Spanakopita has soggy, cold phyllo pastry.
Good to know
Arrive early for breakfast to avoid long queues.
Happy hour offers $4 beers and $6 cocktails on weekdays.
Expect busy breakfast hours on rainy Saturdays.