greek cafe

delicious food in the keller / alliance area.pitabread is always super hot and fresh. prices are fair. the gyros are great too!

best gyros ever!. i came here to grab a bite to eat since it was on my way home and i was not expecting to have such a great experience! the lady who took my order was so sweet and the gyros are absolutely to die for. thepitawas fluffy and moist and i could see the juices drip off the meat on the spit. yum. when you take a bite you taste the freshness of the tomatoes, the creaminess of the sauce and the perfect seasoning of the meat. my mouth is watering now!

we are always looking for neat new places to eat. and this place delivered. the atmosphere is typical stripmall cuisine, but the food was fresh and delicious! i had the gyro plate. the meat was perfectly seasoned, tender, and moist. the gyro, overall, was magnificent. the perfect blend of seasoning did not overpower with the usual suspects of pepper, onion, or cucumber. these particular flavors were perfectly balanced on a warm delicious perfectly prepared pita. the cucumber salad was fresh and crunchy. very very tasty. we also had the appetizerpitaand hummus. the hummus was also perfectly flavored and balanced without focusing too much on the garlic or the olive. we look forward to coming back to this little restaurant and recommend it to everyone.

boring mall, great food. this is your basic strip mall, but it has a number of great eateries among its many boring shops. one of the really good ones is greek cafe. their menu is small, but whether you like greek food or not, you should be able to find something you like. besides the usual greek entrees, they have philly steaks simple salads, tilapia, hamburgers and sauteed vegetables. their gyro sandwiches are a combination of beef and lamb, and my goodness do they know how to pour it on! i could not even close the ends of thepitait was so packed. and delicious does not even begin to describe the flavor. the combo lunch, which is one of five, comes with fries and a drink. the side of fries was excellent and quite a lot for the money. i am usually skeptical about ordering the lunch special as many times i leave the restaurant still hungry. not this time. i was going to hit the custard shoppe next door, but the size of the lunch kinda put the kibosh on that.

there were about ten booths or tables to settle your bones and have a leisurely meal. amazingly, they had a greek radio station playing music while the diners ate. decorations were minimal, but that was the only thing. everyone working there were in great spirits, and as for the food, well, i already covered that. it was great!


-----07 nov, 2014-----

#3 gyro, fries and drink (lunch combo). words do not do justice as to how good this was.

fantastic food!. the food was absolutely fantastic! started with baba ganoush andpitaappetizer. it was delicious. terrificpitabread. ordered the falafel plate and couldn't finish all of it. it came with humus (which was wonderfully fresh), tzatziki sauce,pitabread and a greek salad. my friend ordered the lamb kabob dinner that came with rice and steamed veggies. she enjoyed every bit of it. tasted the baklava and it was delicious too. staff was very friendly and helpful. they even offer delivery. will definitely eat here again.

unacceptable. first of all, i walked in and one of the employee's eyes were glued to me, making the situation very uncomfortable. he then proceeded to talk to the other employees in albanian and you can tell they were talking about me because they looked directly at me with no shame. i then began to order my food and the cashier with the droopy eyes wouldn't keep his eyes off my breasts. as for the food quality, my gyro hardly had any lamb on it, i basically paid for apitabread and excessive sauce. i also ordered a salad that had hardly anything but leaves and the salad had excessive sauce as well. don't feel intimidated to order your food quickly due to the tall fellow with the droopy eyes staring you down. i think i over heard his co-workers call his name, nejee. beware of the creeper.

solid greek flavors!. we made our first trip to greek cafe for dinner and were really pleased to see more than just the typical gyro and fries menu. as we deliberated over our choice, we were offered a sample of the meat dolmas which were on one of the nightly specials. the were very tasty - one wrapped in the traditional grape leaf and the other wrapped in cabbage. though tempting, we decided on sampling some other choices. my daughter got the falafel, served on apitawith onions, tomatoes and a cucumber sauce, with a small greek salad and hummus. my wife tried the mousakas, which was outstanding! if you like meat and potatoes, and don't mind a little greek flavor thrown in, this is the dish to try! i couldn't resist the lamb kabob and was also not disappointed. we're anxious to go back and give some other dishes a try.

i had the chickenpitaand my husband had the gyro. we also ordered the hummus and pita. it was all delicious. i never ever eat greek food beyond hummus andpitabut i may be a convert now. the hummus was flavorful and they are generous with thepitabread too. both sandwiches were packed with meat. i am impressed with this hole in the wall.

very friendly staff and the food is delicious! i had a $4.99 lunch special, caesar salad with gyro meat. gyro meat is easily the best i've had. the restaurant is clean and you can look right into the kitchen. i can't wait to come back. p.s.pitabread is phenomenal!