Greek Cuisine

I cannot believe I have not reviewed this place before?!?! Maybe it is on an old now defunct account. Anyway... I have been eating here for YEARS... so that should tell you something right out of the gate.I tend to run by and grab lunch every month or so... what do I get... well I would love to tell you how it varies with their specials or the season. It does not. This place I am a creature of habit. The Gyro and Fries. Pretty much every time! But, it is so good... and why mess with a good thing!Other things to rave about... The service is super fast! And always polite. Big fan of family-owned/operated anyway so happy to rave about them. The prices are a little lower than I think they should be probably because of that family that is making what they need to and wants to keep their long-term customers not only satisfied but happy.The booths are comfy and clean. Though probably a little out of date in fashion but this is not that kind of a restaurant! So if you have made it this far laughing through my review... then go try this place. My recommendation is to do so at lunchtime if you are in the area. And the Gyro and Fries is where it is at!

Stopped in for lunch today for the first time and I was impressed. I got the special chicken plate (essentially a salad topped with gyro chicken). It was yummy. My brother got the gyro special plate and we also got a combo plate to share. The tiropita was deeeelicious. The service was nice too. Not a fancy restaurant by any means, more a hike in the wall, but those are sometimes the best places. I'll go again for sure. I'm excited to try their dessert sometime

Meh. It's just ok. Combo plate. Gyro meat dry seemed old. Spanikopita were fluffy and nice. Dolmades were bad. Old and just a clump of mess. You can find much better. Is cheap though.

Wanted a quick bite to eat. Decided to order the Chicken Gyro with fries. The food was fresh and hot. The service was quick and fast! The ambiance was perfect. Decided to use the bathroom and it aaa CLEAN CLEAN

A friend recommended Greek Cuisine for a really good gyro. Boy, were they right.First, the place is not very large. You walk in an order from a counter person. Than you can eat their or get your order to go. If you decide to eat there, which we did, the booth were very comfortable. Everything is very clean. It is very casual. On to the gyro.Really love home they serve it. I am used to a gyro where is is prepared, on a pita, more cone shape. So, the first couple of bites tend to be mostly pita. Not here. They have the pita molded more like a bun. It is than filled with onion, tomatoes and gyro meat. The amount of meat is consistent from end to end, which makes for a lot of meat. The meat was very good. The tzatziki sauce is served on the side, which I preferred. This way I could put as much or as little sauce on the gyro as I want. Also, it is easy to add more sauce as you eat. And all this was just $8 - what a buy for a really good gyro.We will be back.Meant to include a picture, but didn't think of it until it was almost all gone.If you are in the mood for a gyro, than you should definitely give this place a try. However, be aware they close at 3:00 on Saturday and are closed on Sunday's.

Delicious Greek food. It is a small family run restaurant and they are always super nice. The service is pretty fast as well. We love to get their Gyros!

I have been coming here since I was little and the food is some of my favorite in town. The family who owns the place is very kind and speedy with your order. Usually I pick up to-go, but there's a nice spot to sit if you would like.

Well, this is embarrassing. We've lived around the corner from Greek Cuisine for no less than eight years, yet, we just now finally popped in for supper!Commence with egg on face.The food here is awesome! Wifey and I ordered enough to kill a horse, wanting to try a little bit of (almost) everything! ZERO regrets on that, though, as everything was very, very good! All the greek favorites are here, and everything was fresh and awesome! We admitted to the lovely lady working the counter that it was our first visit, and she was tremendously helpful with assisting in our selections! She even talked us into a couple extra things (see aforementioned note on over-ordering!), and the recommendations were perfect!We chose to eat on-premise, which was a clean, if a bit sparse, dining room. We were the only patrons to dine in that evening, but the counter was NON-STOP with to-go traffic and order pickup. I'd guess that no less than 20 folks ordered while we ate (and moaned for a few minutes after finishing) on site over a 30 minute span!That said, if you are really into the "festive" side of eating in a Greek restaurant, such as at one of our other favorites in town (rhymes with "masso's"), you may be a bit let-down with the straight forward approach here.We will be frequent flyers here now for the amazing food and service!Food = 5/5Facility = 3/5Service = 5/5Ambiance = 1/5Value = 3/5

We paid $40 (which included a $6 tip) to eat here. Order 3 items: a gyro platter, gyro with rice, and hummous. The gyro was flavorful (maybe the meat was a little dry), rice was good (for rice), and the tzatziki sauce was very good. The gyro and rice dish, had only meat and rice (no veggies), and the gyro platter had meat tomatoes and also came with pita bread. The hummous was very good, but came with pita that was over toasted and dry. Overall the food was fine. But what was annoying is that we paid $40 and got served on cheap paper plates and had to use plastic silver wear. It was like eating street food in a strange sitting area, not like eating in a restaurant. For this, we don't want to pay $40. If we come back here, it will be for the hummous and tzatziki sauce, it will be for take out, and we probably won't tip the typical 20% since this is not really a "dine in" kind of place.

The food is absolutely delicious! I got the gyro and it was so good with the Taziki sauce! Definitely recommend going here. It is also a great price!