Greek Cuisine

Was in the area and decided to try something new. The place was neat, clean and very welcoming. The menu was hard to find at first but once I found it it was easy to understand. I decided to order a puvha bowl(spicy). I watched her prepare my food and it took no time! Prices are reasonable and the portion size isn't huge. The food was great! Full of flavor and fresh ingredients. I can't wait to try more menu items

Delicious food! Very fresh and flavorful.I had the Grecian salad with falafel which wasn't in the menu but the owner made it anyhow. Really filling, good portions x

I was craving Greek today Bad mistake coming here. Mediocre food. Mediocre service. Inside too hot to sit inside they refused to turn the AC on and temperature was 98 degrees. I had the rice and salad with gyro meat It was dry bland and boring. Also a falafel wrap there was no seasoning and it was just bland boring and just disrespectful to my tastebuds. Wasted $20. Definitely much better food in the area. I don't recommend this place. Next time I will do my research inside of just driving to a place.

Came here because we were craving Greek food. It was a little pricey for a gyro bowl and regular gyro. The gyro bowl had rice, gyro meat, lettuce, yogurt sauce, pita, and feta with a small scoop of cucumber salad. This was $11 but pretty small (maybe half the size of a chipotle container). The gyro was good but still a little pricey. The meals didn't come with anything either. Overall, it's fine, nothing amazing.

Not too shabby. I got the Mediterranean plate with chicken kabob. It came with hummus, one kabob, salad, 3 dolmas, an entire piece of pita bread, and tzatziki which I swapped for tabouli. It was definitely a large amount of food and the total came to $11 after tax. The chicken was tender and juicy, and just flavorful enough. The salad was pretty liquidy - not sure if that was from the dressing or rinsed greens, but definitely wet. Hummus and tabouli were average. Pita was very soft and I prefer mine with a bit more crunch and texture, so I wasn't crazy about it. As for service, it was just before noon and the lunch rush was beginning. It's an order-at-the-counter-and-move-down-the-line-assembly style (think Chipotle), and it was all sorts of chaotic. One person was working on mine and my co-worker's plates when another guy walked up and barked at him asking what they were supposed to get. As he was slapping tzatziki on the plates, I tried to tell him I'd like tabouli instead because I'm lactose-intolerant and he snapped back that he wasn't working on my plate, but on a salad for the lady behind me. Ook, well when you're looking at the plate that is eventually being sold to me and hovering your serving spoon over top, it would seem as though you're referring to my order. I was taken aback by how abrasive he was to both me and his colleague.Overall, I would eat here again, but it wouldn't be my first choice. I personally think there are several other Greek options in Morrisville that offer better service and quality of food.

I have been to this place at least three times in the past and have enjoyed their gyros. Tonight I picked up 2 gyros dinner's for $27 and was very disappointed to find hardly any gyro meat on either gyro. For that amount of money you shouldn't be skimping on the meat.

Food was really good and the service was very fast. I only gave 4 stars because I wish the bowls were much bigger in size.

l LOVE Greek food which is why I was excited to try this place after seeing the reviews. I figured I'd get something easy for the first visit so I got a gyro with fries. I was a little disappointed that the meat was readily available in a dish behind the glass that separated the food from the patrons. I was expecting to see shaven meat from a spool.The gyro was ok. I think the meat was seasoned well, I think. I couldn't really tell because there were way more lettuce, onions, and tomatoes than meat. I didn't want to remove all of the "salad fixings" because it would've been a very sad sandwich thereafter.Also, I know fries are just that...fries BUT I've had some good ones at Greek restaurants before. So, again, I was a little disappointed that they weren't more then fried potato strips. At any rate, I was happy to see a few seasonings offered by the register which I used for the fries. Ummm, maybe I'll go back and try the kabob and that way I can gauge if the meat is really good or not.

"The food at Greek Cuisine was a delightful surprise! Not only was it incredibly fresh and bursting with flavor, but I was also impressed by the healthy options available. Each dish seemed carefully crafted with quality ingredients, and I left feeling satisfied and energized. From vibrant salads to flavorful grilled entrees, it's evident that they prioritize both taste and nutrition. A definite must-try for anyone seeking a delicious and wholesome dining experience!"

This "Greek cuisine" is definitely not the place. We ordered a gyro and an order of baklava. The gyro was mostly salad with barely any meat at all. The baklava was literally one bite big for $3.99. It tasted processed and frozen. It was appalling and they should be embarrassed and ashamed to serve it and charge $4 for the literal one bite, which we threw out bc it was disgusting. It qas overall extremely disappointing and would never go back again. You shouldn't go there either if you are expecting Greek cuisine.