Olympia Cafe

Greatest foid and atmosphere. Relatively priced and friendly staff. Highly recommend to those interested in a great dining experience.

Always a wonderful dinner with excellent service and superb food. We have been patrons for years and the food is always great and you are family when dining at Olympia!

What a great place if you want authentic Greek food! We had a large group for my mom’s 90^th birthday. Everyone was of Greek heritage, so we are very particular about our Greek food. The atmosphere was much nicer than you would expect in a shopping plaza. Jenna was wonderful to work with to plan the menu. The food was excellent and plentiful. This is not a Greek diner, but a fine restaurant! The service was terrific. There were even belly dancers! I would not hesitate to recommend this restaurant and I plan to return next time I am in the area.

This place is adorable, authentic, and REALLY good! Lovely server. We had the cold platter because I love taramosalata and it was rich and creamy. Lemon soup was nicely flavored and not over thickened. He had meat gyro, I had chicken gyro. YUM! And then there’s the baklava… reasonably priced too. If you like real Greek food it’s a must. We’ll surely be back!

Best fresh stuffed grape leaves!!! Fresh Mediterranean food in a small tight location but the food is delicious

We have been here twice. The service was both times very slow and the second time terribly inattentive. (It may be under-​staffed.). Last night we waited, after ordering, about 25 minutes without being served even a bread basket, let alone our no-​doubt ready made Greek salad that comes with the entrees. During that 25 minutes, we could not even get any attention by trying to wave to our server. Finally, my wife got out oh her seat to track down a manager to complain. The pita and salads then came out via the manager with a meek apology, but more so offering an «excuse» about a large party being taken care of (as if that should be our problem, too). BTW: While there was one filled fairly large table in the restaurant, there were also 4 — 6 empty tables. The entrees came 20 minutes after the salad. They were fresh and tasty, I had the sautéed salmon and my wife had chicken kabob, but the portions were small and we both levy hungry. (My wife often fills up before finishing an entrée so this is telling,). Since the food really was good, I regret that I cannot recommend this place for a positive dining experience.

Very good Greek food and I would definitely be back if we were local. Located in a strip mall, you wouldn’t have high hopes, but I was pleasantly surprised. Many many gluten-​free options– nearly the entire entrée page and a few of the appetizers We ordered the grape leaves (best I’ve had, but only 4 small ones to an order– get two orders!), grilled octopus (delicious, also get 2 orders), meatballs (not GF), and fried cheese (sadly not GF), and for entrees, lamb chops and gyro plate (omg so much meat-​split with someone). All delicious.

My husband and I have been searching for a Greek restaurant and now we have found it. The food was fresh and flavorful. We started with the hummus that was made that day and served with warm bread. I had the chicken Kabob and my husband had the Gyro platter. We will be back.

What a neat little place. Tucked in a strip mall, awaits some delicious gyros, greek salad and attentive service. Will definitely be back

A little gem tucked away in the Publix plaza just west of I-95…find this place. The food and service was outstanding. Had the grape leaves, Greek salad, and don’t miss the desert. The service was terrific. We will be back.

Always a good meal. Great little Greek Resturant tucked in the corner of Gardens Square plaza.

I like the ambiance, low lighting and nicely decorated. They had Greek music playing in the background too.
I had the vegetarian sandwich that is served on pita. Delicious meal and very filling. The prices are reasonable as the staff is very nice. Seems like a family owned restaurant which is always a plus to me.

I had been looking for a new favorite, go-​to Greek Restaurant. I found it! This is my second visit in three weeks and I will be back again and again. The food is wonderful — great flavors. The service is friendly and efficient.

I have been to this location a couple of times. Both time I ordered the Lamb Chops. The chops were excellent the first time, but not seasoned as well the second time. The service was excellent both times. This restaurant is fairly quiet. The staff are very friendly.

Absolutely disgusting food. Meat is some bizarre strips of mixed beef and lamb that is a greasy imported spam thing. Complained about food and service yet nothing was done. Avoid this place if you value your money and real Greek food.

Great friendly service, ok food but overpriced and very small portions.
The hot poikilia (combination of two tiny meatballs, 2 triangle tyropites and 2 soggy Spanakopites and a tablespoon of tzatziki for $ 14.00.
The saganaki was oily and pretty much the cheese was melted due to a thin cut of the cheese.
The octopus appetizer was good but small portion for $ 14.00.
We had to order another keftethes (meatballs) appetizer because we were still hungry.
We split a greek galoktoboureko for desert and it was good.
We had two glasses of wine each, retsina and a greek red, total of the bill including tip $ 98.33.

Sizzling saganaki? I’m there. I asked if they flambé the dish at the table but supposedly an «accident» the first week they opened made them pause. No matter — I loved it. Every bit of it. And I cleaned up the octopus (oktopati) appetizer and all its lemony goodness with their fresh, warm pita bread. Eggplant dip (melitzanosalata) was delish too, but just not as smoky-​flavored as I’m accustomed to. Lemon sauce on the stuffed grape leaves (dolmades) is not the creamy kind, but really well-​prepared nonetheless. Service? Tops. Saw other reviews so was a little worried, but then we had a female server (who may be the owner) who was just awesome. Overall, not blown away by the food but the place just has something to it that makes me want to try more (it’s Greek food, I can never get past the apps!!!).

Came here with a group of 7 on a Tuesday night. The place was almost at full capacity and the clientele was exclusively retirees. We thought we’d be in for a treat, considering there were so many patrons. It seemed that for the entire restaurant of 20 or so tables there was only one waiter and one bus boy. Putting in our order and getting our food was painfully slow and frustrating. 3 of us ordered the spanakopita (spinach pie) as our entrée, only to be told 10 minutes later that they were out of it. What self-​respecting Greek restaurant runs out of Spanakopita?! The rest of the food was average but the one thing I still can’t get over is that they gave us pita bread slices with butter instead of the customary hummus. When we asked for hummus, they brought it but charged us for it. A definite pass for me…

Food is Delicious! Service is Outstanding! I strongly recommend Olympia Café if you love Greek food or are just in the mood to try something new.

Good lunch deals and the food was pretty decent. I ordered a pita wrap and enjoyed it. The Tzizaki was really creamy and tasty. There is a $ 10 minimum on credit cards though which is annoying since you can easily come out of there for less.