Mika’s Greek

Service and food is always great. The quality of their ingredients are great for Greek food. The salad is one of the freshest I’ve had from any Greek restaurant.

Great food and service! This is the third greek place we have tried and for me it was the best. I love falafel. and whatever makes it green inside!

Walked in looking for something more delish than a regular cold sandwich. This place is right next to Jimmy Johns — so I read a few reviews and thought I’d give it a try. First off the place is spotless clean. Large contemporary photographs grace the walls adding a modern air. Customer service was polite and fast. I ordered a couple Greek chicken pitas to go plus some hummus. The chicken pita was delicious — totally loaded with flavorful meat and piping hot. Highly recommend. :)

I’ve going to the Scottsdale location for quite some time, I was in the area and was an easy decision to stop at my favorite Greek spot for lunch!

Unbelievable Gyro. First time here but plan on coming back many more times. Wasn’t happy that my buddy was charged $.75 for more sauce for his Gyro. Staff very nice.

Ok, just working on training myself on Unilocal reviews as I have been using the app for years but not participating, yeah I know shame on me! Anyways I am jumping all in. Mikas Greek does have EXCELLENT GYROS, I have the original and it was great, not really greasy, came with a nice side salad. Because I saw another guy rave about the Mikas fries I went for it it I kept the blue cheese and wish I didn’t, to over the top and really makes it to strong, besides that I thought they were ok. I was charged .75 for taiki sauce which was kind of bogus should be included. Staff was great and very clean place– this place is a go

I’ve been here a hundred times, I’m surprised I haven’t rated it yet! The chicken is freshly grilled, the hummus is made with different, awesome seasonings. The baklava is really good and addictive, I could eat like 10 of those. And as a finale, other than the dolmades (my parents LOVED these) and their zesty salads, buy the Greek fries. Garlic will be running through your veins for a week.

This place is horrific. Customer service is horrible. The only plus since weve dined there a couple times was a very nice young blonde girl was so friendly and was a asset to this company and i have not seen here recently but I will no longer spend another penny in this place. This owner is absolutely in the clouds with what is going on in their facility.

The food was good although it was pretty expensive for what you get. The issue we really had was how rude the cashier girl was to us. She acted like we ruined her night by coming in late and seemed so annoyed when we ordered an extra hummus when we got there. I probably will look for another place

Yum! I’ve been on a Greek food kick and when I needed some falafel for lunch last week this hit the spot. Try the rice!
The place is new, clean, and they have a large menu. I just remember being shocked by the price — it’s sort of fast food, the prices just seemed high.
Bonus — they keep LOTS of Sriracha bottles around!

For fast casual Middle Eastern food this is a great find. The quality of lefts, which they call souvlaki, was outstanding. The gyros was a decent quality. The salads are fresh although the take on a village salad is idiosyncratic. The ice tea is also quite good. My only qualm was the pita, which was dry and lacked character. We also had a free geekumber appetizer, another idiosyncratic idea, which was ver good. The ambiance is pleasant as are the help. Some of the music did not go with décor or eating. I guess it was a Pandora mix.
This is on of three stores for this local chain. My guess is we will return to one for a decent affordable meal. Besides they keep the place clean, and that is important when talking fast casual.

Best Greek food I have had in the valley. Great service, beautiful/​modern décor, fancy technology for credit cards, the coke machine with approximately 3 848 382 options AND Gold Peak tea. Oh, and yummy-​tastic food, too.
Original Gyro and Greek fries are where it’s at. The salad is good and friends have told me the chicken gyro is tasty. Even when busy (swamped during noon hour), food comes out quickly and they bring it to you based on your receipt number. When on my hour lunch break, we would have ½ hour to spare when we went at an off time 11 or 1:30. Wish they had more seating but, hey, it’s a small building. Try it. You won’t be disappointed!

Mika’s Greek
780 W. Elliot Road
Tempe 85 284
A group of us descended on Mika’s for dinner. The restaurant is small, sparsely decorated, but immaculately clean. Orders are taken at a main counter, then is brought to your table for you.
Our group ordered an assortment of items so that we could all try them.
First was falafel. Nicely cooked and properly seasoned, one could tell they were fresh because they were green instead of brown inside.
The Mika’s fries were a real treat and reminded me of nacho’s in that they were topped with gyro meat, feta cheese, a house dressing and tzatiziki sauce. This was a mouth full of flavor. Chicken souvlaki was tender and moist and the dolma’s were perfection.
The grilled Greek chicken served on a platter was marinated in olive oil and garlic and was cooked just right. I got mine with rice and salad as well as fresh warm pitas.
A member of our party was a vegetarian, and was not disappointed in all the selection on the menu.
The restaurant only serves soft drinks, but that was not a drawback. Desserts were on the menu, but no one had any room left to try them.
Prices range from $ 7.95 to $ 12.95 and portions were of a good size for most anyone. Service was nice and friendly, and the cleanliness was a true standout.
I give the restaurant 4 stars

Saw the reviews, everything looked great so my boyfriend and I each got a platter with fries and rice. His was the gyro platter and mine the chicken souvlaki.
Being from the middle east, I have high standards for hummus and other Mediterranean food. While the fries and rice were good, the hummus, tzatziki, and chicken all had a too-​lemony flavor which definitely is not how those foods should taste.
To mange things infinitely worse, in the middle of the night I wake up to my first symptom of food poisoning, by early morning I’m in the er with an iv. Eight hours later I was discharged, but an still recuperating.
While my boyfriend didn’t get sick, do you really want to run a ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ chance of food poisoning?
Do yourself a favor and avoid this place.

Food was good and ready when asked for. We called our order in and were pleased with the prompt availability. I gotta say that what we paid for our meal though, I was a little underwhelmed. The salad was fresh and crisp, the appetizers were good, and the gyro was tasty. But nothing spectacular or out of the ordinary to warrant the cost. I may try this place again just to be sure …

Walking in, the restaurant is clean and well organized.
The employees are very helpful with explaining dishes, especially is Greek is new to you. I love the fact that the kitchen is wide open. You can tell they take pride in their work, and the spotless kitchen exemplifies that.
Food is quick– by the time I got my soda from that really cool touchscreen soda fountain, my food was already done.
I order the regular pita with gyro meat, and a Greek salad. The salad was great– it had just enough dressing on it without being overpowering. The onions, tomatoes, and lettuce tasted freshly cut.
The pita was hot and fresh, and the tzatziki sauce was awesome! Everything tasted hot and fresh. The portions are adequate– not gut busting Chipotle burrito size, but the pita was plenty of food for a lunch on it’s own.
Overall, this has been my favorite go-​to for Greek, and I’ll definitely be back.

I love Mika’s! The food is always fresh and full of flavor. My favorite thing about Mika’s? It is always IMMACULATE. Not just the dining area… the kitchen too! The glistening stainless steel is visible as soon as you walk through the door. I am always confident that my food was prepared with food safety in mind, which is very important to me.
Tonight I am enjoying the hummus plate with tasty jalapeño hummus and delicious grilled chicken. And a soft, warm pita of course! Eating healthy never tasted so good! :)

Got this for lunch today for the first time. It’s so good I’m posting a review. Get the grilled chicken pita with fries! AH-​mazing!!! Will definitely be going again.

We decided to stop by Mika’s Greek after seeing some positive Unilocal reviews & I was definitely not disappointed.
I asked the friendly man at the register what he would recommend between the Greek Grilled Chicken pita & the Chicken Souvlaki pita … he said the Greek Grilled Chicken so I got that with a side of fries. It wasn’t busy at all so the food came out really fast and I could tell it was fresh since everything was way too piping hot to be consumed right away.
As for the taste, I’d say it was good. The pita came with diced tomatoes, onions, & their house made tzatziki. The chicken was a bit on the salty side but tasted good with combined with everything else.
I found it to be very clean inside the restaurant too, which was great. It was very modern looking & well maintained. I’ll definitely be back.

Rough morning? Rough week? Rough MONTH? (We won’t go there) Forgot your lunch?
Mika’s Greek to the rescue! Been meaning to pop over here for a while now.
In search of something protein loaded /​semi-​healthy to fuel a workout, I got out of my office (and perhaps get out of my funk) and drove over to Mika’s.
First of all, it’s extremely clean and modern inside. No frills décor, screens overhead detailing the menu and iPad registers.
Very nice gal who took my order. I got the Chicken Souvlaki Pita combo with a salad. $ 7.95. No drink, but there’s a Coke Freestyle machine here.
Food came out in about 15 minutes, piping hot.
Pst, secret’s out: If you get there at or around 11, you’ll get your food quickly before the lunch crowd arrives.
Generous portion of juicy, well marinated chicken with tomatoes, red onion and tzatziki sauce enveloped in what seemed to be a grilled pita.
While it was delicious and filling, the tzatziki sauce was lacking depth in flavor. Where was the lemon, garlic and dill? All I was tasting was yogurt and salt and pepper. :(
The salad had all the characteristics of a typical Greek salad: Cucumber, tomatoes, onions, kalamata olives, sprinkle of feta cheese and a pepperoncini.
What I loved about it? The dressing!
It was oil based, not creamy ranch like stuff like that one Greek place. Next time I’ll get it on the side though, as whoever prepped the salad went cookoo bananas with the dressing.
3.5 Stars: Nothing mind blowing here like my friends made it out to be.
Hoping this was just an off day with the Tzatziki because everything else was delicious.
I will definitely return to Mika’s Greek to try their Original Gyro, with Andrew C. — And perhaps up this rating!