The Greek Village

We were looking for good Greek food and we found the place. Food is great. Portions, are big. Very friendly staff and clean place. We are going every week!!!

Their food is off the chain! I’m a sucker for the gyro! All of the food is good if you like greek. Quiet never seen the place slamed but always some one eating in. I do both take out and eat in.

Very good food. Everything was fresh and tasty. I had the chicken kabobs very well cooked. The stuffed grape leaves are awesome…

Enjoy authentic Greek food with great portions (something the Greeks don’t like giving); I know as I’m Greek.
Super surprised that it wasn’t packed but it’s family owned and run and the owners are the cooks. Very clean and nice atmosphere! Enjoy. Beats the Greek restaurant in the Old City by far.

always great service been going there over ¹¹⁄₂ years now and i never left hungry

I was surprised that this place was so empty! Only one other table besides ours. Granted it was ¾ish in the afternoon on a Tuesday, but still.
Service was prompt and friendly. We were seated immediately at our table of choice (obviously), drink orders taken, given menus to look over.
We ordered a triple decker for the kids to share, avgolemono soup and a gyro sandwich.
The meals arrived quickly and were piping hot. The soup was amazing. The creamy lemon flavor mixed with chicken and pasta. Warms the soul I tell ya.
I grew up eating this soup on an almost weekly basis so I’m a little bit of a Greek food snob.
The gyro was enormous! The only thing missing was the lettuce???
The tzatziki sauce was so good that I asked for more.
I opted for the Greek potatoes instead of fries and was so looking forward to the explosion of flavor in your mouth that I’ve grown to love with these potatoes. Unfortunately I was disappointed at these soaked in olive oil with very little flavor potatoes.
It was a little pricey. $ 19 & some change for 2 sandwiches & a small cup of soup. But atlas it was yummy & I will be back. I love a good hole in the wall place.

This place is truly a hidden gem. Family owned and run. The food never fails to impress and the desserts are top notch. My sister and her husband eat there every Friday and turned me on to the place.

Love the lamb gyros! So delightful! The waiter/​waitress were friendly! Very roomy. Enjoyed watching the men speaking in their native language in the cooking area! So cool!

So much wasted potential. I finally made it to Greek Villlage for lunch today. The owners are super nice and the food is decent. I am just not big on hearing a place has been open for 3 years and it seeming to be such a mess. Holes in cheap plastic tablecloths, a green patio that a little bleach would cure, huge runs on the carpet… yes carpet in a low key restaurant. I say low key kindly. If I walk in and am greeted by the owner holding a child while making food, it is definitely a low key place. I prefer a separate lunch and dinner menu. If you offer appetizers at lunch they should not be as expensive as the entrees. I took the owners advice and got the Greek cheese for $ 7.99. She was kind enough to offer olive oil when she saw my disappointment when I saw the plate. Huge piece of cheese, two olives, one slice of cucumber, 1 slice of tomato, and warm pita (which was the best part of the dish) The portion was very generous but that’s about it. Hard to cut, not tons of flavor, etc. If your suggesting this and saying how wonderful it is, put a little thought into the presentation and ease of eating for your guest. Next up was the Greek Lemon Soup. Nice cup of soup, basically chicken and rice with a light lemon flavor. Then I ordered the gyro. I’m in a Greek place, don’t really care for fries, can I substitue hummus for them, I don’t mind if there is an extra charge. No, you have to buy the appetizer if you want hummus. I wasn’t spending $ 7 for a side of hummus. Total bummer after hearing «Authentic Greek Restaurant». Once I saw the Cajun Chicken on the menu I knew it was a farce. The gyro came and was good but needed more of the sauce. I can have more but it is a dollar. Mind you I am here alone and I am calculating my bill to be about $ 20 at this point. Yes, please nickel and dime me. The gyro was fresh, generous portion, just way too little sauce and way too much onion. When you precut an onion and let it sit overnight it takes on a ridiculously strong flavor and smell. I was going to order dessert but they were out of rice pudding and the dessert case was a mess. The cakes were not the least bit appetizing, one piece was even laying on its side in two pieces. To sum it up, for a $ 26 lunch I will not be back. If they would spruce up a bit, it would be so much better. The food is fresh and portions are generous.

Amazing place with friendly staff and a great selection of food. I always say whenever I go in I’m going to try something new but I smell the lamb in the kitchen and I can’t help but get a gyro. The desserts are really great too, I had the lemon cake and it was fantastic.

Shows promise, we arrived near closing time, did not feel particularly welcomed. NO ice tea, which is cardinal sin in the deep south! Humus appetizer way too much garlic, still next afternoon, doing noisy cartwheels in my ample gut. Main meals range from good greek salad & chicken steal to an absolutely delicious gyro meat diner and a jumbo sized gyro pita sandwich. Worth visiting again, in-​spite of early faux pas, waitress made the difference.

Best Gyro… EVER! The house gyro was AWESOME perfect bread and meat! Huge too! Recommend trying for sure

First time here. Not a bad place but needs improvement. Seems like they had just opened. I was told that they are placing a grill outside so they can offer more items like grilled octopus, which is a personal favorite of mine. I will go back again and give them another try as they have potential to improve.

We thought this might be a hidden gem but sadly, it’s not. The grape leaves were clearly canned and flavorless. The gyro was pretty average. Nothing special. My husband got the meat plate and the chicken and pork were dry. The restaurant needs a serious face lift.

Good food!
Gyro soooo good could use more sauce and cucumbers but the sandwich is huge.
Greek potatoes delish
Greek salad pretty good. yummy feta
Rice meal w chicken n shrimp is huge-​hubby loved it.
The feta-​fabulous
The ambiance is lacking-​more like an old diner with picnic table type tablecloths. Has potential inside to be beautiful if redecorated
Def casual.

Great service. It’s been quiet inside each time I have been. The food is great. I loved the gyro and also the lamb sandwich. The lemon soup is also very good. This definitely seems like a family owned restaurant which is fantastic!

Started with a side Greek salad which was okay. Then had the village gyro (lamb and beef) the meat in it was delicious. It could have used less sauce and onions and more cucumbers. The fries it came with were good. Overall good food and it came out hot and fast.

Been here eating gyros. Not too bad food and prices but very simple interface inside. Dirty tablecloths and modest furniture. Reminds me the dining room in the USSR. It’s not bad… but it could be better.

Greek food is one of my favorite cuisines so I was excited to try this place when I discovered it near my job.
On my first visit I ordered a Greek salad with gyro meat to go. I have to say I thought it was definitely overpriced. It cost $ 14, but was a big portion and came with pita and tzatziki. No grape leaves unfortunately though.
The meat was pretty good, a little dry but still good. Loved their tzatziki sauce – super garlicky yum! Overall I enjoyed the salad, but from now on I order a regular gyro, or I get a side greek salad with a side of gyro meat (which ends up being more affordable with the same portion of meat and a smaller salad).
Also, I love their traditional Greek lemon chicken soup. Very creamy and a great flavor. For just a couple of bucks I always order it to accompany my meal.
All in all, I enjoy this place, but I would go there more often for lunch if the prices for their salads was better. I mean $ 12+ for a salad for a work lunch starts to add up! Add in a drink and tip and you’re looking at a $ 17 meal for one.

Wonderful family that own and runs this authentic spot. One of our favorites ever. Greek salad is large and fresh with warm pittas alongside gyros are hot and yummy.
Place is huge so a big crowd is no problem. Not in the best location as they sit back from the road but take the time to find them and you won’t be disappointed.