Sweet Greek Pastries

This is a charming restaurant serving cafe vibes, good quality Greek food, and exquisite desserts. I stopped by with some coworkers for a quick bite during lunch, and service was friendly and efficient. I ordered the falafel with a side of homemade fries and baba ganoush. The falafel was on the drier side of what I'm used to, but my coworkers raved about their chicken orzo soup and chicken gyros. While the food was nice, this establishment really shines in terms of their sweets. The dessert case is a magnificent display of colors and textures! I could have stood there browsing all day. Between the four of us we shared a variety of desserts, and the standouts for me were the raspberry baklava and kunefe. Parking is in a lot but can get tight during the busier hours. The dining area and bathroom were really clean, but the drinking glasses had a slightly unpleasant smell. Having said that, this is a great place for a casual lunch or to catch up over desserts with some friends. We really enjoyed eating here and will definitely be back soon to sample the other sweets.Ambiance: 4/5Entrees/Food: 3.5-4.0/5Pastries: 5/5Service: 4/5

Where have you been all my life? This is an amazing bakery and Greek cafe on Louetta, family owned and run. Their menu is populated with many Greek favorites and their bakery case filled with delicious and delightful options. We were served by the daughter who explained what every pastry contained and even served us up a couple of samples. The pastries here are visually stunning and exquisitely delicious. I couldn't decide on one and ended up with nearly a dozen treats to take home. For dinner I order the traditional lamb/beef gyro plate and was beyond impressed with quantity and quality of meat that was packed up. The pita was light and delicious and the accompanying Greek salad was resplendent with olives and feta. The Greek dinner salad also contained copious amounts of chicken gyro meat when added to the dish. Sweet Greek has a warm and welcoming environment and is sure to appeal to all your senses. It is an amazing addition to this side of town.

Do they have new owners because I used to come here for crêpes all the time and now two people that work there I think they're the new owners older couple I've never seen them before and I've been there 10 to 12 times said they no longer do crêpes because they've added all this new kitchen equipment. The lady was kind of rude when I went to order a crêpe she kept shaking her head. I don't know what you mean by doing that. I thought she was being funny at first.

We went in for baklava and I joked that it was the most expensive baklava I've bought, because I couldn't seem to stop trying more and more! This is a cute little local place, with some true flavors of Greece and fun pastries. They've expanded their offerings and really seem to have figured it out.

Nice new pastry place. Biscoff one is a test combination of layers. Lots of items and nice vibe. Will try more.

This place is a hidden gem in the Champions area.We walked in Friday evening and the staff were so sweet in welcoming us and going through the dessert showcase explaining each dessert. We tried the Amareno cherry gelato which was OUTSTANDING plus got to sample several other flavors which were equally amazing. The staff also provided extra samples to try and bonus they serve Illy coffee so we are big fans!

Hi. My name is Mary. I'm a Spanakopita addict. And snob. I trust no one's Spanakopita except my sister's and my dad's. Until now. The Spanakopita here is the best I've had in a restaurant. Ever. Since I started eating it in 2nd grade. Great cup of coffee. Excellent service. Treat yo'self!

The service was wonderful. The baklava was delicious! I am looking forward to goin back a trying lunch! Great place

This is a new favorite of ours!Having been to Greece on a vacation with my wife last year, we had a chance to sample some of Greece's finest cuisine. We grew to love it, and finding this new gem in our hometown has been a real treat!On our first visit, we went for coffee and pastries, but we were surprised to find that they also have main dishes. We promised ourselves a return trip based on the positive experience with the very friendly staff, the delicious chocolate-covered baklava, and the fun and friendly ambiance.We were not disappointed! I had the fish and chips while my wife had a gyro platter. The fish was battered and friend perfectly; the outside was a golden crispy while the fish itself was flaky and soft. The fish tasted fresh, and the portion (three pieces) was more than enough for me. The chips, or fries, that were served along with it were sweet potato by choice, and they were delicious as well. My wife's gyro platter was a great serving and she also opted for the sweet potato fries. Our dishes also came with a salad with a nice vinegar dressing with feta cheese on top.The pastries are amazing here, and even if you don't eat lunch or dinner here, the pastries and coffee alone are worth the trip!Their chocolate-covered baklava has become a favorite of ours. Their serving gives you two of these which my wife and I now always split. The chocolate on the outside of the baklava is crowned with some ground pistachio, and the inside (the baklava itself) is flaky and delicious: just like baklava should be! And if you like Greek Coffee, then you will be happy to learn that Sweet Greek Pastries makes the most authentic Greek Coffee I've been able to find outside of Greece! A definite favorite of mine that I always get now every time I visit. Just give them some time to make it; I usually let the staff know I'm going to have one so they can get it started while I decide what else to eat.Speaking of the staff, every visit has been simply stellar in large part due to the staff. They're friendly, fun, helpful, and very efficient.

Excellent staff. Fresh andDelicious pastries and coffee Will return to try the Greek food Ample parking