Souvlaki Hut

Good Greek food despite the cooks aren’t greek. I would know I’m Greek.
Anyways I had pork Souvlaki, meat was nice and tender… the pita is what you expect. The cucumbers threw me off, not a typical topping and should have been chop up a bit
All and all a good meal

We ate here when it was the weekend and all of the restaurants were busy except this and it was a nice experience. The portions are huge and I had a hard time finishing it. Or so I thought. Haha. But I was really full (not disgusting full, but healthy full) by the end of my meal and I dont regret finishing it off. Really recommend trying this place out.

This Souvlaki place doesn’t stand up to its promise, the chicken Souvlaki is not filling enough and over priced for its size. The service is alright and at times wait times for something fast are too long.

This place portion is huge! I ordered the chicken small souvlaki dinner, my wife got the gyro small dinner. I have to say this is the best meat I had at a Greek restaurant. It was moist and juicy. The potatoes were nicely seasoned and the salad was fresh. They also gave you a plate of pitas. Only downfall was the rice, It was undercooked or something and it was super hard. Other than that this place is pretty good. I will def come back next time to try the lamb which was sold out when I went.

They sometimes open for two hours of the day. It is run by children it seems, never have I seen such awful management in a restaurant.
This is the worst run business I have seen in Toronto, stay clear.

We ordered delivery and let’s say that the experience was different this time. The chicken was dry, the fries were soggy (but I guess that’s what happens when you put them in a takeout container) and best of all, the «tzatsiki» was just straight up sour cream. Not sure what happened there, if they forgot to put the other ingredients but it was just straight up sour cream… Not sure we’ll be ordering from this place again to be honest. The only thing that was still good was the chocolate baklava.

Wow! I was not expecting this place to be 5 star. I don’t give many 5 stars out.
It was a snowy evening and all I wanted was greek food. I was too lazy to go anywhere further so I found myself going to souvlaki hut. I was greeted by a very nice older lady who was sweet as pie! She was lovely! The food was just what I had wanted and for the price — totally worth it. I had it there but asked for to-​go containers incase I didn’t eat it. They brought all my food up to me half in to-​go containers half on real plates because they knew I would eat the stuff on the plates. Very great food and so much of it! I really enjoyed the added honey pretzels? I don’t know what you call them — they were great!
I’ll be back here, next time to bring my boyfriend. It was like I was eating at a fine dining restaurant in this little chain. Great — great. Great.

I love Greek food, and this afternoon I was babysitting and decided to get food delivered from Souvlaki Hut. I went online to JUST-​EAT and ordered 2 children meals and 1 adult meal.
The good:
1) The prices were decent.
2) I received a call from the restaurant asking me if I wanted Tzatziki for the children’s meals since the meals technically do not come with Tzatziki – news to me, but great.
3) I asked for no onions, and there were no onions in the meals.
The bad:
1) Online it said that the meals come with honey pita sticks and we did not receive them.
2) The salad had absolutely no feta. Not a single smidgen of it.
3) All the meals were the exact same size! Yet, I paid $ 12 for the adult dinner and $ 9 for the kids dinner – we only got one salad so I am guessing I paid $ 3 for lettuce and 2 slices of tomatoes – with no feta!
4) Delivery took one hour and 15 minutes – and they are 3 blocks away!
5) When I asked about the missing items, they stated that it is JUST-EAT’s fault because they should have removed the honey sticks from the menu. In other words, did not care about service.
So what now?
1) I have two upset children because they did not get their dessert.
2) I have deleted my account with JUST-​EAT because their customer service was horrendous (I told them about the missing items and they did not give a damn!)
3) Not gonna buy food from this place again. All the drama and hassle is not worth it. I should have just ordered pizza!

This place was pretty good. I ordered a small pork souvlaki dinner for $ 9.95 and it was anything but small.
For $ 9.95, you get:
–A large skewer of pork souvlaki
–Salad
–Two carb sides (your choice of rice, fries, potatoes)
–Pita bread
–A nice big scoop of tiziki for your meat/​salad/​bread.
The Greek salad was very fresh and the lettuce was very crispy. The pork souvlaki was slightly on the tough side, but it was very tasty.
Overall, while this place is casual fast food, it is much better than Jimmy the Greek or Mr. Souvlaki as they cook it fresh for you. I’d go back again when I’m very hungry. :-) Yumm.

Had pork souvlaki dinner, came to around $ 11. Comes with pork souvlaki, choice of fries, greek fries (fries topped with olives and feta cheese), potatoes or rice & potatoes. Also comes with garlic bread, greek salad, and honey sticks (3 sticks of cut pita bread smothered and pan fried with fat and sugar and cinnamon).
THE GOOD: Their pork souvlaki is THE moistest. I didn’t expect this from a chain. I rarely eat souvlaki, because they are usually decrepit, dry little pieces of cheap meat. I only decided to take a leap of faith because of the high Unilocal rating, and this was a pleasant surprise.
Also, inside décor and ambiance is actually quite nice, I wouldn’t mind eating in. Salad was good.
THE BAD: Complaints are that they gave me just pita bread instead of garlic bread… why? I saw them making garlic bread for other people who ordered pork souvlaki dinner plates, so WHY? Did you run out of bread?
Also, their potato is very very very salty. TOO salty. Will never pick that as a side order again.
NEXT TIME?: Yes, I will be back. They have fries as a side option, and I was like, why fries at a souvlaki place? Ew. But their fries looked amazing… thick cut and golden brown. Not puny, thin McDonald’s fries. I will try this next time.

Great place!

This place is a nice combination of fast food and a sit-​down restaurant. The food is exactly what I was hoping for and for a place that has fast food tendencies (quickly prepared, inexpensive) it delivers better than several restaurants I’ve been to on the Danforth that have lacked flavour. This place is comfortable, affordable and completely delicious. The service is also excellent. You order and pay upfront but they bring the order to your table. They also use real plates and cutlery, no plastic or tinfoil here. The staff are also very friendly and seem to genuinely appreciate your business. The food is delicious and the portions are huge! As a bonus there is a large screen broadcasting CP24 in the back, which is great if you’re grabbing lunch by yourself. Alternatively, you can sit at the front and people watch over a souvlaki. Enjoy!

I had the small chicken souvlaki dinner, which came with Greek salad, garlic bread, tzatziki, rice, potatoes, and honey sticks. Needless to say, I did not go hungry that night and for $ 12 it was quite a bargain!
While I had to wait quite a while for my order to be ready, all of it was freshly prepared, except for the honey sticks, which I did not have any room for anyway. While I waited, I watched the news on their big screen tv. The chicken was juicy and tender and everything was scrumptious.
The establishment is very clean and service was amazing. For a chain restaurant, I’m impressed and would return again.

For a franchise chain, I wasn’t expecting much. However, I was pleasantly surprised. I’ve been to a few Greek restaurants in Greektown a few times and I also frequent Messini at Eglinton from time to time. In my opinion, Messini and Souvlaki Hut are hands down the best choices for Greek food in Toronto.
One problem I have with many sit down Greek restaurants is that they are severely overpriced. Souvlaki Hut is just a little more expensive than the food court variants like Mr Souvlaki but in exchange, the quality is amazing! Portions are good too. We had Chicken Souvlaki Dinner and a sandwich combo. Despite being modestly called «small», it looks pretty large to me. It came with tons of salads and feta cheese and lots of rice. I’d say it’s at least 50% more than what I’d normally get from a fancy Greek restaurant on the Danforth. The sandwich combo comes with a pop and also with rice.
Quality wise, I find the greens in the salad to be fresh. The pita bread was nice and soft. The Tzitziki sauce (spelling?) is a bit lighter than other places and it suits my preference perfectly. The rice is not completely swimming in oil in some other places I’ve tried. Most importantly, the meat didn’t taste like a load of msg. Often after eating greek food, I’d feel thirsty and tired due to the msg. But not at Souvlaki Hut.
Messini still has the best gyros wrap in my opinion but Souvlaki Hut’s is significantly healthier. Messini’s is cheaper and super delicious but it’s a little greasy and they stuff it with fries. Messini’s wrap is something worth getting fat for. Souvlaki Hut’s wrap was ok. Delicious pork and fresh vegetables inside. Significantly less greasy than other places I’ve tried.
While it’s a franchise, it sould not be confused with the food court variants. This location has tables at the back and a TV. We sat down and they even brought the food to our table. Heck they even gave me water. I feel like I should have paid tips. Of course, it doesn’t have the same atmosphere as some of the restaurants in the Danforth but if you’re primarily concerned about food, this is the place to go.

I kid you not, this was one of the best fast-​food Greek places I’ve ever been to.
The place opened recently, and it’s actually quite nice inside, with a big TV at the back, and a fake fireplace. It’s got a nice cozy feel for what seems like a fast-​food joint.
Me and my partner went here for dinner the other night, and the food was friggen delicious! For under $ 10 a plate, we ordered the «small» chicken or pork soulvaki dinner, which came with salad (tonnes of feta!), rice (to die for), and potatoes (melted in your mouth). Both orders came with tsaziki on the side as well as warm grilled pita. I’m not sure how they make money at this rate. Incredible value. Both platters, along with a can of coke, came to $ 22. The guy even brought the dishes to our table for us, so we threw in an extra few bux for a tip.
I think this’ll be my go-​to quick meal option whenever I’m near Yonge and Dav.