Athina Grill

As a Kraken season ticket holder, I knew I needed a pre-game spot for dinner. Stopped on by before the Habs came to town, and I've been here before every single game since. Absolutely perfect fare for pre game, between the meat skewers and dolmades, to the souvlaki and moussaka. And of course, a Mythos or two. Wonderful menu, wonderful people, wonderful restaurant.

Phenomenal tzatziki, awesome gyro and egg plant garlic wrap. I highly recommend this Greek restaurant.

I order takeout from Athina Grill quite regularly (like once a week; I'm addicted). Food is always fresh, packed well, and ready quickly! Portions are hearty and a good value. I highly recommend Athina Grill, ESPECIALLY my lunch go-to the Greek Salad with chicken.

This is a lovely neighborhood restaurant!Being a lover of Greek salads, they have one of my favorites in the city, especially with the grilled chicken. I've been coming here ever since it opened with the original owner who's name was actually "Athina". I see so many retired people stopping off in the afternoon for a mid day lunch and a glass of wine.

One of the most underrated Greek restaurants in Seattle. Good food at a fair price. I wonder if people assume it's closed because the lights are dim. If you're not sure, just walk in!

I went there yesterday my Gyro had a grey hair in it. I threw away all of my food. It has an excellent food rating but it shouldn't. Don't go there. Disgusting!

It was all around, "okay." The food was great, the service was quick. But that might be because we were the only two in there. There was nothing really spectacular about this place. Nothing gave us that "wow!" factor and urge to want to return. However, we might return to see if anything changes.

Amazon Greek food in lower Queen Anne's. The Greek salad was super fresh and came with some pita to much on, which I liked. I also tried the pork gyro, which was very delicious and filled with a good amount of meat. My only modification was to add feta to the gyro but other than that, it was great! The service was also very good and attentive. Highly recommend this spot.

BIRTHDAY BUZZ KILL....For those of you who are looking for a traditional Greek cuisine experience - keep on searching....,because you won't find it here! I came to the Athina Grill for my birthday and it was a total disappointment! I was hoping they had Kleftiko (Roast Lamb) on the menu, but they didn't. When I confirmed that with the waitress, she just said "NO" with zero explanation and zero other option suggestions. I wouldn't say that she was rude, but nothing special - fake smile at best. I had my heart set on lamb, so I ordered the lamb souvlaki on skewers instead. When the plate came to the table, everything was warm - not hot. I also noticed the plate did not have the traditional roast potatoes either. Instead, it had this weird bowl of peas and carrot soup. It tasted like it was out of a can and something I have never been served in a Greek restaurant before!!! I asked the waitress about the missing roast potatoes - and apparently, they don't make those either. To be honest, the lamb was seasoned and cooked okay - but nothing to write home about. The only item that was traditionally Greek was the two glasses of Retsina wine I drank to lessen my disappointment. I don't understand some of these comments overusing the words "Awesome" and "Amazing" to describe the food here - because it's absolutely NOT! Either these commenters have never had REAL Greek food before or their taste buds are too accustomed to eating fast food? It does not look like this restaurant is Greek operated either. However, the restaurant itself is clean and painted in the traditional blue and white colors and there's also Greek music playing in the background - all of which you will find in a traditional Greek restaurant. Unfortunately, that's where the traditions end!

Eggplant pita sandwich is garlicky and yummy. No need for the cheese, I ask them to leave it off.