Sparta Greek Taverna & Pizza

Went on a rainy Wednesday for a 7:30 dinner. Place was quiet as expected.
Server was very friendly and made useful recommendations …
I went with the veal Parmesan with the lasagna upgrade. My guest had the beef souvlaki. I had Caesar salad starter… It was good… Guest had the tossed with the homemade Italian dressing on the side. The dressing was excellent but very garlic strong.
The entrees came shortly after. My veal was solid and the lasagna was a nice size portion. I was satisfied and the flavours were what I expected.
My guest was very happy with the size and flavour of the souvlaki.
Overall a very good experience and an engaged server.
A solid Greek food experience. I will be back.

Really good local restaurant. Always the same staff, always with a smile and the food is always consistent. Great for families or for an intimate dinner for 2.

Great service ! Went there tonight for a birthday and was not disappointed. Food was a good portion and very flavourful. Although the service stood out in my mind, the staff went above and beyond to make sure we were happy. I will definitely return !

Best value and best meal in Port Coquitlam. I mentioned it was a better value than the Greek place on Lougheed Highway near Kin’s an Meridian Meats, but now I’m sure Sparta is the best restaurant in my new home town.
After coming home on the West Coast Express we went to Earl’s but it was packed. 30 minutes for a table for 2. We went straight to Sparta after a decent first experience for appies back in September.
We started with a humus dish and weren’t disappointed. It wasn’t dominated by garlic like so many are — it was flavourful and just good.
I don’t normally order a steak if I’m not at a steak joint, but I ordered a peppercorn steak with gravy on the side as we were celebrating just a little bit — don’t spoil those first bites with gravy on top, get it on the side. Easily the best restaurant steak I’ve ever had.
My significant other got a chicken souvlaki — a little more expensive than most places for that, but worth every penny. The roast potatoes absolutely rocked and were what you’d expect from seasoned Greek chefs.
Dinner for 2 with a couple of beers, ice teas, and that premium dish of a steak came to $ 90. Way more for the money than Earl’s.
And, for the love of all food and decent service, go to Sparta over that other place.