Greek Palace

Greek Palace is the restaurant portion of the Comedy Palace. I went here a few weeks ago with some friends. They had an outdoor virtual comedy show that was shown on their tv. They made sure that tables were at least 6 feet apart and they also took our temperatures. The staff is really friendly. You can tell they care a lot about their business.The Greek Palace offers Gyros, Kabos, Sandwiches and a few other items on their menu.Our waiter from Brazil was super duper sweet and extra nice! So awesome! Please continue to support our local businesses.

Interesting place attached to the comedy club. We went for lunch and had gyros. They were all very good. Staff was friendly and quick for lunch.Bathrooms and overall restaurant was clean.

I ordered lamb Gyro and it was delicious! I could tell it was made fresh. The tzatziki (or however you spell it lol I'm too lazy to check right now...but I have the energy to explain how I'm lazy...hmmm...anyway....I probably could have spell checked it by now...okay...just ignore me ...) The tatziki had fresh herbs and was fresh as well. I spoke with the owner, who is SO NICE and generous, and he said they make everything fresh. It shows! I came during quarantine. The place is open for dine-In though! It's also a comedy club! With a full bar I'm coming back for a show, for sure! I didn't take a pic of my food :( but I will be back

I was craving a gyro for lunch today so ordered on Grubhub via Yelp. I also added a side salad so I could feel like I was being a little healthy. I've never been here before and was surprised to see how many tables they had around noon. My side salad was a $3 add on and worth it. The produce was fresh and I enjoyed the dressing which was some kind of creamy vinaigrette. The gyro was good, but the meat was a bit more steamed than I'm used to. It was quite soft and while it tasted good, it was hard to enjoy the texture. Overall, for a quick $11 lunch I enjoyed the food and would go back for a second try.

I'm a huge fan of Greek food, I love that San Diego is filled with so much great food from different countries that makes this place a must visit and must eat and must see San Diego. I have eaten plenty of Greek food from many different places over the years. Based upon the food alone I will give it four stars, the reasons are for one the food came out extremely hot and fresh, they put plenty of gyro meat inside of the pita , The Tzatziki sauce was very delicious and had plenty of flavor, and without that it's just not the same.As far as the service I was greeted by two different women which were very kind and very nice and took good care of me while I ordered my food.The one thing that I was a bit disappointed in is it took a bit longer than I was expecting To get my order, it was not over dramatic as far as timeframe goes but especially when I have a limited time for lunch I was hoping to have my food out a bit sooner, overall the food is good and the customer service is good.

We're here for an album release show. The performance was fantastic under the Mediterranean Jazz and Supper Club. Because there was a minimum order of 2 items, we begrudgingly ordered dinner here.There was also some confusion as to how service was being provided. Because it was general seating, we weren't sure if we were to order at the bar and they bring the food to you? Or if a server was suppose to come. We sat and waited a good 20 minutes and nobody came to greet us or asked if we would like anything. My husband got up and walked to the bar to order our food and drinks. That was when they informed us that someone was suppose to come take our order. They should've explained that when we checked in at the door. The service itself could've been better also. The server looked lost and confused. He only refilled our drinks once, and never checked to see if we wanted something else. At one point, he walked up to the lady in front of us asking if she ordered a Perrier. When she said no, he came to us and asked if I ordered a Perrier, to which I also said no. He then looked really dumbfounded as he wandered aimlessly with this bottle of Perrier in his hand. Poor guy must've been new, or at least I sure hope so. We both got the Gyro dinner plate. My oh my...Gyro meat: It had a weird texture like it was reheated. It didn't have that "just sliced from the broiler" flavor. Pilaf: Microwaved, mushy, flavorless, and overcooked.Veggies: OilyPita: OkTatziki: OKSo...if you are here for an event, I would recommend that you eat beforehand and stick to just ordering drinks. The food was simply awful!

We had a wonderful lunch here today! We had a couple of lunch special plates and were pleasantly surprised at how good it was. The plates came with soup or salad...big servings...not the little sides. Great salad and Lentil soup to start. Tender chicken a tasty lamb plates came with a moist rice, pita bread and tzatziki sauce. Diego was so friendly, welcoming and accommodating. Portions were big enough to take home the leftovers for another meal.

We had food delivered from here, through Postmates (a food delivery app),so I can't comment on the actual restaurant.But the food seemed so simple,yet it was very good to my surprise.+ Gyros & Spanakopita Lunch Combo(Served with rice, pita, tzatziki sauce and choice of salad or soup)The gyro was tender and nicely seasoned. The rice was very moist and fluffy. The pita bread was a bit chewy but edible. The combo also came with a side of onions and tomatoes which I liked. and the tzatziki sauce was good. Everything was delicious.+ Avgolemono Soup (Famous lemon chicken soup)The soup is similar to congee, but with shredded chicken, and lemon. It was different to me, not bad, but not amazing.+ Side saladIt was a mix of cesar and greek salad. Mix lettuce with tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, olives, and cucumber with cesar dressing, Very fresh.The food portion was a good amount.Overall, I would definitely eat here again.

Went on a Friday night with a Groupon. We were promptly greeted and immediately seated. Our server, who I'm assuming was also the owner, was friendly and informative. He offered some recommendations but wasn't pushy about it. We opted for a gyros plate and a souvlaki plate. They came with a generous amount of food and a tasty side salad to boot. The hummus appetizer was tempting but the plates were so large that I don't think we could've eaten it. The server recommended a dessert that is apparently infamous; a baked custard inside phyllo dough. He told us that it's so well-known that Costco had been considering carrying it at their stores. Impressive. We'll definitely try it on our next visit.Perhaps best of all, he didn't make us feel weird or awkward for using a Groupon. He thanked us for coming and couldn't have been cooler. We'll be back.

I ordered takeout last night, my first time here. GPS got a little befuddled, but I made it. The dark entrance was a little odd, but I was immediately welcomed by super-friendly owner guy. My food was ready, so he bagged it up, I paid and left. Then I got stuck in traffic. I couldn't resist nabbing the spanakopita our of the box to eat while I was stuck in the car - it was delicious! Fluffy, crispy, and a wonderful savory filling. Not greasy at all! Traffic continued and I had the little cup of lemon potato soup, so I started sipping that out of the cup... YUM!Once I got home, I delved into the gyro meat and was very impressed with the seasoning. Definitely will be adding this to my takeout rotation.