The Hungry Greek — Restaurant in Florida

I love the food at this place. It is tasty, even though it’s pricey. I have been coming here for about three years. I have never dined in. In the last three months, I have eaten there three or four times. I call ahead and place my order so I can pick it up and go. My order has been wrong the last three times and I have called to speak to a manager. He implies that his staff did their job and that I wasn’t clear. I specifically asked for no peppers on my salad and it was covered in green peppers, which I didn’t notice until I left. When I mentioned that my salad had green peppers all over it, he said that he was standing beside the person who took my order and heard her repeat something about no peppercheeneys (spelling ?). I feel that “green peppers” fall under the category “peppers”. I also did not receive my pita bread that goes along with the chicken and rice meal. I accept responsibility for not checking my order prior to leaving. I will not be returning to...

So the picture below cost $44 bucks…not terribly overpriced but definitely got that “chain restaurant” that I’m paying more for the name than the food, feel.

Soup: loved it!

Spanakopita: was maybe made yesterday or early morning, good flavor but missed the freshness of food that wasn’t reheated or sitting under heat all day.

Greek fries: cold and hard. Not worth the $3.50 upgrade charge to go with the pita.

Chicken pita: super tasty!! Will get again!

Greek salad (added grilled chicken and extra feta): also super tasty but kinda hate that they charge for ANYTHING EXTRA (like tomatoes or cucumbers or dressing. One dressing for a big salad seemed unreasonable). Potato salad was underwhelming and scoop was SMALL; don’t bother with an extra scoop it’s not worth the $$.

Lots of employees working on a Friday night but everyone was working well together. Busy without being a chaotic mess....

Honestly so disappointed. We spent nearly $30 on a Greek bowl with falafel, a veggie pita with falafel and a side of hummus.

The side of hummus was barely anything for $5. I would have gladly had more hummus instead of giant wedges of tomato. The veggies are literally there to kill space in the oversized container.

The Greek bowl was dry and flavorless. The chickpeas and brown rice were unseasoned. The tzatziki was bland. Had so much potential but ultimately failed in flavor.

The veggie pita was decent but not enough quantity for the price. (Not pictured)

I didn’t see much for hot sauce or anything to add flavor to the meal, and if there was anything it would come with an additional cost, making a pricy meal even more expensive.

As someone who loves falafel, this is not a place I would go back to. I’d rather drive 30-40 minutes to find...