Greek Taverna — Restaurant in San Bartolomé de Tirajana

The Greek Taverna, located in the Centro Comercial San Agustín in Gran Canaria, offers a delightful Mediterranean experience with its array of Greek cuisines.

This highly-rated establishment stands out for its authentic Greek dishes, which have garnered a lot of praise from patrons. The menu is a testament to traditional Greek cooking, featuring an array of starters like Feta, Tzatziki, and Dolmadakia, main courses such as Kleftiko, Mousaka, and various Souvlaki options, and sumptuous desserts like Baklava and Greek Yoghurt.

The ambiance of the Greek Taverna is welcoming and imbued with a Mediterranean charm. It's a place where you can enjoy a range of healthy Greek and Mediterranean dishes, with options for vegetarians and vegans, and even gluten-free choices.

The restaurant is celebrated for its high-quality food, excellent service, and a pleasant atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for both casual dining and special occasions. Whether you are looking for a hearty meal or a light snack, their extensive menu caters to a variety of tastes and preferences.

With its commitment to quality and authenticity, the Greek Taverna has established itself as a destination for those seeking the true taste of Greece in Gran Canaria. It's a place where every dish tells a story of tradition and culinary excellence, inviting guests to embark on a flavorful journey through...

Extremely expensive place. Very basic food. Nothing extraordinary.

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I don't think I would be the right person to set your business strategy or the  price policy. I am here to warn other tourists what to expect when they enter your restaurant. But if it helps you, I can inform that for the same price 12 EUR (as your Greek salad) you get very tasty grilled salmon with grilled vegetables and Canarian potatoes in the reastoarant called Addio Mare which is one floor up in the same building. BTW the same size Greek salad costs there just 8 EUR. 12 EUR is a way too expensive. I am not even used to pay this much in Sweden or Germany for cut vagetables with two slices of cheese. I would also recommend you to mentioned wine prices by glass in your menu, otherwise people can be shocked to pay 6 eur for a glass of house wine. Again for your information house wine costs between 2.75 and 3.7 depended on the place in the very good restaurants, but not 6 EUR.

So, dear friends this reastoarant should not be your choice number one. Walk around, I am sure you will be able to find better places with more...

I love authentic Greek food, so had to try Greek Taverna. The waiter, who I believe to be the owner was Greek himself which added to the authenticity, we spoke some Greek words (as little as I know). Whilst waiting for drinks to arrive the owner gave us some recommendations of places to visit in Greece and chatted like we were friends. He recommended the special of the day which sounded so good we were swayed. But first starters. Dolma rice and herbs wrapped in vine leaves, tatziki and flat bread, and a mixed salad. All yum. The main attraction, was a man sized portion of rosemary lamb on the bone, with fresh veg and potatoes. The lamb literally fell off the bone was tasty and tender and the potatoes and veg were pretty standard so no complaints. I did overhear another diner say the potatoes were a bit sour but that's because Greeks cook with a lot of lemon, which is what I could taste. Washed down with two glasses of rose wine and 500ml decanter of vino blanco- another waiter recommendation. Came in at €108.58. In a famous Austrians words...