dio deka

maybe i am not the appropriate person writing a review for them but i share a sense of belonging with this place. the sole reason being our annual company offsite being held here every year up until the last.

the hotel los gatos wherediodeka is, is in an upscale locality. los gatos in itself is pretty upscale hamlet near san jose and san frisco. we used to lodge here as well so starting from breakfast to lunch used to be the buffet spread they offered.

all in all food here is authentic greek as i have come to understand and the taste of course is exemplary. the use of yoghurt and minimal spices is what excites me about greek food.
the steaks are a stand-out and so are the freakishly awesome chocolate balls which melt right away once you pop them in your mouth. panacottas is the other recommendation.

my review is based on the conference lunch spreads only.

fabulous food and service, but don't expect to get ketchup.diodeka has absolutely wonderful food, service, decor, and just about everything you could want. however, if you want ketchup with those fries, forget it - unless you bring your own. i asked for it once and was told that they do not serve it. why not? "it's not greek" i was told.


-----14 mar, 2008-----

dio deka - wonderful greek fusion restaurant in los gatos. i have eaten atdiodeka twice, both times lunch, and been very impressed with the food, service, and atmosphere.

my one pet peeve: they don't serve condiments (because they aren't served in greece, i'm told). so if you want ketchup with your fries, forget it - or bring your own.

on friday we visiteddiodeka, a greek restaurant in los gatos. i had the baklava which was tasty and crisp. it had a good amount of pistachios and just a touch too little syrup for my taste. i like my baklava really sweet and sticky. it came with a small

today i celebrated a friend's birthday by taking her to lunch atdiodeka, a fairly new greek restaurant, in the hotel los gatos. it was the first time i returned there since the restaurant had changed hands and gone hellenic.