It’s All Grk

I ordered the chicken plate which was nice and very authentic. The fries were a tad undercooked which at first I thought was just my plate but so were my friends. It’s located next to Trinity Bellwoods so it’s a great place to stop by after a stroll and a visit to Nadege. The price is decent and I would try it again if in the area.

real Gyros (not the processed stuff). A real Gem in the heart of queen W. For those who like an authentic taste. Value is not fantastic but worth paying a little extra.

I really wanted to like this place after hearing some good reviews, but after a couple solid efforts, I’ll chalk it up as average at best.
The first time I went for lunch, it was pretty busy. Grabbed a gyro, with everything on it. Meat was moist but felt a bit disappointed with the amount of toppings. It was busy so I wrote it off.
Second time around, I got the chicken souvlaki dinner. Portions were good, but the potatoes were overcooked, and the chicken was under seasoned. I guess I was just hoping for more…
For Queen St W, there’s not too many Greek options so I guess GRK is your best option if you’re close by. With so many other good food options though, it might be worth it to walk a few more steps.

I’ve been to It’s All GRK countless times, but recently the consistency in quality of the food has gone down. It’s a bit of a hit-​or-​miss which is sad, because when its good, it’s really good. It just depends on who’s behind the counter putting together the food.

Meh.
Was pretty excited when this popped up on hurrier bc good Greek is hard to find in my area.
Had the veg gyro, potatoes and village salad.
Veg gyro was decent. The fries on it were great. It was pretty carb heavy but i liked it.
Potatoes were bland as all band. No salt. No acid (no signature lemony flavour you expect from Greek taters).
Village salad was fine. Overpriced and what I expected. Not dressed or only dressed with flavourless oil. Needed red wine vinegar or lemon.
Certainly not quality or authentic but edible takeout.
Probably won’t order again.

Very good and affordable greek restaurant. A lot of authentic greek dishes, served in traditional greek plates. The place is nice as well and very well located on Queen street west.
The big dishes (called Diner) are ideal for two people who want to share their food. The meat is excellent.

I am not sure why I waited so long to go to It’s All Grk but no matter that wait or why, it was worth it.
The customer service I find to be fantastic and the food is just as good. I am in mad love with the Beef Gyro. There is no need for a side of fries because Fries are already in it!
If you’re shopping along Queen West and get a hankering for something that will line your belly, I would highly suggest checking out It’s all Grk.
The Price can be a bit steep but for the quantity and the quality of food you get, I feel it’s worth it.

Looking for an authentic Greek experience? Unfortunately, you’ve come to the wrong place .
The Dinners? Where to start? The chicken seemed frozen and was an odd rectangular shape, almost like a Mcrib. The salad was not fresh at all, it belonged in the garbage. The rice and potatoes were ok but at $ 18 this meal will leave your wallet in the same state of affairs as the Greek economy. Don’t get this.
Much better value is the gyros… but like the Parthenon their glory lies firmly in the past. What was once a reasonable portion has been effectively reduced to what is more aptly named ‘sauce in a pita’. On my last two visits there was almost no meat.
I should’ve known they would be cutting so many corners when the didn’t spring to pay for the vowels in the sign. Certainly my repeat visits have been a Sisyphean ordeal.
Overall experience — A Greek tragedy of the highest order.

Got takeout from this place after a long day of moving. We ordered a chicken dinner and a souvlaki dinner. I was starving by the time the food came so anything should have tasted good to me right? I took a bite in to the souvlaki stick and the meat was really tough and super dry. They ran out of potatoes so they gave us fries. The fries were just meh and didn’t have enough seasoning. The rice and salad were the best part of the meal which saved it to get two stars in the end.
Tip: If you are getting takeout do ask them to give cutlery and napkins. We did not get any and it was quite some work to dig out our cutlery from all the packed boxes!

Tried this place one evening for take-​out. I ordered the pork platter and wasn’t very impressed. The pork tasted alright but it was super dry. The rice on the other hand was so watery it reminded me of risotto. The other thing that irked me was that they wouldn’t let me substitute a Village salad for the Greek salad it came with.
Overall a pretty disappointing experience. I won’t be back.

Came all the way here only to find out they close at 9pm on a saturday night. What!!!

My friend and I decided to grab lunch on Queen West on a nice Saturday afternoon. I went to their other location at Bloor/​Spadina (food was mediocre) so I was hesitant to return to GRK. I had the chicken gyros wrap; they put fries in the wrap, which is pretty cool. As others have mentioned, in spite of ordering O N E wrap, it’s quite large so you fill up quickly. The food is a-​ok. If I want Greek food and I’m in the area, I’ll definitely drop by; however, I have a long list of ‘go to’ places for gyros that’s not It’s All GRK.
Good for: Greek

I Ordered take out from It’s All GRK last night.
We had:
3 orders of large greek salad with chicken souvlaki. The salad was vey fresh and O loved that the olives were pitted. I would have liked more lemon in my dressing as it seemed to just be dressed in just olive oil and some herbs.
The souvlaki was delicious, 2 good sized skewers of chicken. I love that the meat is organic.
I didn’t love that the pita and tzatziki were a-​la-​cart, but it was just an extra $ 3/​order, so not a big deal.
I wil definitely return to It’s All GRK and recommend it to anybody looking for a healthy, filling meal!

Delicious Gyros! We ordered chicken gyros along with fries the portion is huge (can be shared). Excellent service excellent food .
It tasted even better than the one we had in Greece.

Went there with coworkers for lunch.
Food:
I got Pork Piatos. It tasted good, but nothing special. The portion was large, it ended up filling me. Others got the Gyros, and were happy with the size and the taste.
The cost for the Pork Piatos was just over 10 $
Locale:
The place look like a fast food joint, has a 2 large tables (6 ppl. each) and 3 small tables (2 ppl each). You order and pick up food at the counter.

One of the best places I’ve ever laid my teeth into fr a gyro… they add fries to the gyro which you think might b a bit weird but it actually balances the portion out properly. The drinks they import from Greece are a bit on the weird side… but
Pricing is great and variety of the menu is awesome
5+

I was SO excited to come here after coming back from Greece and hearing it was like actual greek food. FAILLLLLL. I ordered their pork salad and the pork was filled with fat bits and dry. The salad itself was like greece with no lettuce, but it was just wasn’t that fresh. I guess you can’t compare because the tomatoes in greece taste like legit fruits and the texture is just different as well. I also ordered a chicken souvlaki stick and it comes with some fries under it. The chicken was pretty good but the fries were over cooked and too hard for my liking.
Also, my friends got the feta fries which everyone was SO excited for but again a fail. The portion is big but the fries suck and they skimp out on the feta big time.
So because i’m fat and we sat there long enough, I ended up getting a chicken gyro as well. I gotta say that this was actually good and comparable to ones I had in Greece. it’s huge, the chicken was SUPER moist, and the pita was soft. I would come here again just to eat the gyros but it’s not worth the price to come here to eat anything else.

Hmm yeah.
Pass.
I got the chicken souvlaki dinner; rice, roasted potatoes, 3 skewers of chicken, grilled pita, tomato salad, grated cabbage (?!)
and a slice of lemon. Also comes with a small side Greek salad;
— Chicken super dry. Little flavour. Very bland.
Super duper dry.
Thank god I bought an extra tzeki. It really needs sauce!!!
— Rice? Cooked in chicken broth. Absolutely nothing fancy
— Roasted potatoes,
— grated plan cabbage that made me choke, and a parsley tomato salad that had no flavour :(
The pita seemed fresh. What else can I say about a piece of flat bread.
It’s expensive.
And the food is average at best.
The meat was not good.
Won’t be returning.

I walked to It’s All Grk today for lunch.
I got there about 11:45am before the lunch crowd arrived. As soon as I walked in, the girl who takes the orders welcomed me (as she did with everyone). It’s cute inside with high communal tables and chairs.
I ordered a chicken dinner and a Diet Coke (it came to about $ 20). It’s a big serving that includes chicken, potatoes, rice, salad, pita bread and tzatziki … so unless you are really hungry, split it with someone (I didn’t come close to finishing it).
I love Greek food and wish I could say I loved this … but I didn’t. First of all, I was expecting to get chicken souvlaki (chicken chunks cooked on a skewer) … instead this was small pieces of sliced chicken (it was from the same vertical spit they cut the gyro meat from) that had been fried so it was kind of greasy and most were hard and crunchy. I didn’t realize ’til later that you have to ask specifically for souvlaki to get it (whenever I’ve ordered chicken at a Greek restaurant, that’s what I got). Had I known, that’s what I would have ordered and paid the extra $ 2. I had mentioned to the girl taking my order that it was the first time I’d been there so I wished she’d explained the difference. In addition, I like oregano but I found there was way too much on everything. It was overpowering and all I could taste.
The best part of the dish was the rice.
I doubt I’ll go back.

Love the set up and openess of It’s All GRK. Perfect fit for the neighbourhood!
Simple menu with 4 choices: pork, chicken, beefteki and souvlaski/​gyro, piato, dinner and salad.
Souvlaki ($ 7.49) and Pork ($ 6.99) Gyro is nicely prepared and the tzatziki sauce is well flavoured. The only complaint maybe the meat is on the dry side.
A good alternative if you are chilling along Queen Street! Nice friendly staff!