Saloniki Greek — Restaurant in Boston

Came across this place and it looked cool, smelled good so I decided to give it a shot.

First off it was crowded. Good sign! There was a qr code on the door that said use this qr code to avoid the line and we'll call your name when it's ready. Pro tip: they consider that a pickup order and don't call your name. It said 15 minutes, turns out my food sat on the counter for a while getting cold because they never called my name since it was a "pickup" order. When I brought it up to the gentlemen he shrugged it off and said I should've asked early. Secondly, food quality. The chicken thighs they used were very gristley hence not at all good. I also got the feta fries. I like salt, but they really like salt. It tasted like they used an entire cup of sea salt. If you try it, buy a drink.

I walked in with high hopes, walked out disappointed. There are many great places to eat within 5 minute walk. Do yourself a favor and...

This place was AMAZING. 1000/10 for me, I was raving about it to my boyfriend for ten minutes straight. I was so pleased by this place. I got the cesaer salad and it was so perfectly mixed with dressing and fresh lettuce and the delish crushed croutons or whatever it was on top! It was so good. My bf got the pork wrap and loved it. The French fries were crispy and seasoned to perfection and the pita bread was the best I’ve had!!! The drink was AMAZING it was the peach one and I told my bf I would buy a gallon if I could lol it was so tasty my only complaint is I wish it was bigger 😂😂 this place was to die for in my opinion and I will be going back here anytime I go to Boston so I can try more of the menu!! The place was clean and their boxes and packaging is so cute. The staff was friendly...

This location has some seating inside but much more seating outside. The AC also wasn’t working when I went, so outside was preferable. There are self-ordering kiosks in addition to the register. There is also free water. The person who took my order was nice.

I tried the new Saloniki Sundae with Nutella and Baklava Crumbles ($10), which took 10 minutes to make. It was more like a soup because the yogurt melted almost instantly when placed over the hot doughnuts, as expected. However, I liked the tartness. The doughnuts tasted like hollow, crunchy balls of fried dough. No flavor on their own; only from the Nutella drizzle. Overall, it was just okay in terms of taste and portion size. Happy to have tried it but wouldn’t...