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Service poor, the wait was so long, who has hours to spend at lunch. Very meager portions, my pita was burnt and the lamb had a lot of grizzle. The food and service do not justify the prices. You can have a better lunch from the gyro cart around the corner and that is not saying much for either of them.

Great look, nicely designed, but that is the high point. The service was poor - so poor that I had to indicate to the waiter that we needed plates removed so that our entree's would fit on the table. Poor in that I had to indicate that we were ready to order...first the apps, then the entrees, and then no interest from him if we wanted dessert, coffee or the bill. Now for the food. Poor. The portions are disproportionate, the burger and fried are huge, but the other items are small. The duck confit is greasy, and dry, a hard result to produce. The artichokes and the octopus was also tough and a small portion, and everything but the burger was undersalted. So sad to see such potential wasted. Greek food is so naturally delicious. I would encourage the owners to simplify and hire a new chef.

Food poor, portions meager, prices high, come on

I'll agree with the previous poster that you might want to eat before you go to this resturant. The portions are very meager for the price. The Greek salad was room temparature (not that I minded, but others in the group did), it was small, but tasted good. Though the blend of olive oil and vinegar with the juices from the tomato were delicious, you couldn't enjoy it, as they carry no bread to dip in it. Only pita! Who ever heard of Greeks dipping Pita!? The Tirokafteri wasn't too bad, good with Pita. The "Greek Bifteki ( aka stuffed burger) was way too salty and so were the french fries. The "Oregano fries" had barely any oregano, a popular herb in Greek cooking. The Octopus portion was so small, the tentacles looked like bean sprout strands. definately not worth the money. The Saganaki tasted delicious, but lacked presentation. The bottle of wine we ordered was very good, "Limnio Porto Carras 2010". The Atmosphere was Great! It appears to be a decent place for enjoying the bar/drinks.

Eat before you go to this resturant as the portions are very very meager for the price and the rabbit was cold. Server was very nice and friendly but would not go back to this resturant or recommend it.

Arrived at 6:30 and were finished by 7:05. My seat faced the parking garage. Dinner came with no rolls. Asked for some--twice and were finally served pita bread for which we were charged $4.00. No chardonnay wine. It didn't come in today. Disappointing.

walked by and decided to sample some food. Pork souvlakia and mini gyros just the thing to go with beer at the end of a work day. Look forward to going back and trying more.