George's Kitchen — Restaurant in Phoenix

Came in after buying a couple of things from Armstrong Mccall. Started off with the greek platter with the lemon chicken soup. Flavors from the soup were light and fragrant, very nice start. Greek salad next, cheese on point, garbanzo beans poppin, fresh cucumber, and dressing delicious. At our arrival -me and two others-, the restaurant was super clean, regardless of the fact that it had been 1.5hr since lunch rush. Shows character that they clean up quickly and efficiently. Rack of lamb was a bit small for $27, but tastes fenominal, like the most tender piece of "birria" you will ever consume; it's served with a side of tasty rice, white sauce and lemon, which we stirred together and ate in parts. Took the reccomendation from our server to order the spaghetti and meat sauce and it was quite tasty but served with the tiniest piece of parmesan-dusted bread. Ultimately scrumptious, but 2-4 piece of the similar size would have made more sense in the grand scheme of things. To-go containers and water cups are available by the soda fountain and the cooks and server alternate who brings out the food. You order, pay, and tip ahead of time and then table service is provided. Gelato and coffee beverages are also sold at the restaurant. We tried the strawberry and the cookies'n'cream gelatos, both were closer to ice cream in texture but flavor was pretty light and creamy. Will be recomending this place to my friends and family for the their...

Be aware NOT ALLERGEN FRIENDLY!!!

I have a few allergies and called to see if I could eat their gyro meat. The person that answered the phone was incredibly unhelpful. Mind you, I called on a Wednesday at 2:30pm.

I informed her that I have allergies and calling to see if the gyro meat was something I could consume. She proceeded to tell me that the gyro meat has NOTHING on it, which cannot be true.

I asked if there was a cook or manager that could help her out. Once she got back on the phone she proceeded to tell me that "there were too many ingredients to list." This is appalling that your own staff doesn't know what's in the food they serve and are unwilling to help out an allergy question.

I mentioned AGAIN that this was an allergy I'm calling about and don't mind hearing the ingredient list. She said it was too long and that if this was an allergy that I would need to speak to the manager. Well, the manager wasn't in and I needed to give my phone number for a call back later, which is ridiculous.

Allergies are considered protected by the ADA (which stands for Americans with Disabilities Act) and is suable for the lack of handling an allergy request.

I suggest if you have allergies, to find another restaurant to spend...

Restaurant Review: A Truly Disappointing Experience

I recently had the unfortunate experience of dining at this restaurant, and I feel compelled to share my thoughts. From start to finish, my visit was nothing short of horrific.

To begin with, the service was exceptionally rude. When I discovered hair in my food, I approached the front desk to express my concerns and requested to speak with the owner. Instead of addressing my issue, the staff member simply said, "I'm sorry, we don't want your business." This response was not only unprofessional but also shocking, especially considering I had already paid for my meal.

The food itself was terrible, making the situation even worse. Finding hair in my dish was absolutely disgusting, and I expected at least an apology or some form of resolution. Instead, I was met with disdain and a complete lack of empathy.

This establishment clearly lacks basic customer service skills and does not know how to de-escalate a situation. I have never been treated so poorly in a restaurant, and I would strongly advise others to think twice before wasting their money here. Save yourself the headache and choose a place that values...