The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill - Las Vegas, NV - Downtown, Arts District — Restaurant in Las Vegas

I'm giving this place four stars but my husband didn't like it as much. He would rather find a non-chain Mediterranean place. I feel the same way for the most part, but I like giving chains a chance from time to time. He got a dish with these spinach/feta cheese pastries, rice wrapped in grape leaves, falafel, a spicy feta cheese dipping sauce, along with some hummus & flatbread. I got the chicken kabobs over rice, a sample of hummus & their roasted eggplant dip. He thought the spinach/feta pastry was dry and didn't seem fresh. He didn't care for the flavor of the falafel and thought it seemed mass-produced. He was hoping that the complimentary flatbread was homemade but didn't think it was. We both thought the hummus was runny and possibly made from garbanzo bean flour as opposed to the actual beans, and I thought the rice from my dish tasted like Minute Rice. Ok, now for the positives... my husband's spicy feta dip was good, & the rice wrapped in grape leaves was really good, too. We both thought that the salad was ok & the vinaigrette salad dressing was really good & full of flavor. I used it on my rice, too, to give it a little kick. I liked the roasted eggplant dip a lot, and as for the chicken from my kabobs---it wasn't really tender, but it wasn't dry either. It was right in the middle & it had a good flavor. The tzatziki sauce that came with my meal was good, and even though he doesn't want to take a chance on eating there again, I wouldn't mind picking up a "to go" order in the future for the rice wrapped in grape leaves and the eggplant dip. Maybe we could try their feta fries, but in person---not delivery like we did...

We recently had the pleasure of dining at The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill in downtown Las Vegas, Arts District.

I started my culinary journey with their signature hummus, which was a creamy and flavorful delight. The freshness of the ingredients was evident in every bite. The Souvlaki skewers were a highlight of the meal, perfectly grilled and seasoned to perfection. The menu also features a range of options for vegetarians, ensuring that everyone can find something to suit their preferences.

The staff at The Great Greek deserve special mention for their impeccable service. From the moment I arrived until the end of my meal, the team was attentive, friendly, and genuinely passionate about ensuring a memorable dining experience. It's evident that they take pride in what they do, and their enthusiasm only added to the overall positive impression.

In addition to the delectable food and outstanding service, the location in the Arts District is a fantastic choice. It allows diners to enjoy their meal in a setting that captures the artistic essence of the area, making it a perfect destination for both locals and visitors.

Overall, our experience at The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill in Las Vegas exceeded expectations. It's a culinary gem in the heart of the Arts District, offering a delightful fusion of exceptional food, inviting ambiance, and top-notch service. Whether you're a Mediterranean cuisine enthusiast or just looking for a memorable dining experience in Las Vegas, this place is a must-visit. I can't wait for my next visit to savor more of their...

I asked for a side of olive oil and lemon which I’ve had before. Each time I go (which has been several times) the cashier has no idea what I’m talking about. I’ve gotten lemon halves and just straight olive oil in a container and sometimes I get your vinegar, herb and olive oil dressing.

Why can’t your cashiers just get me the olive oil and lemon dressing I desire? Its 1 part olive oil and 1 part lemon juice. Not rocket science. You’ve done it before.

& It’s Greek food!!!! I know you got lemons and olive oil on deck. If I’m paying $14 for a tiny little salad and I’m obligated to tip your cashiers, and I ASK for that side, AND I have had it BEFORE — you guys need to oblige. Consistency is key with customers right? Getting something right one day and wrong the other just makes you seem inconsistent and it makes me not want to come back.

My salad did not SLAP like it should’ve today. And I’m ANNOYED.

It might sound like a small thing. But I’m a picky eater and I will stop going somewhere if the customer service is lacking and the cashiers look at me like I’m crazy when I ask for 2 ingredients mixed...