I feel bad: I snapped at the cook/associate ringing me up behind the counter with a, "$21 for a salad?!" He probably had nothing to do with it and didn't deserve that. I know better. I should have paid, said you're charging too much money and left. I am sorry about that.

The food here has a nice touch to differentiate it from other Greek places that surround it, as I can say after living here for over 10 years, and it is good, the people are very nice, but it's still significantly overpriced compared to the market here.

The regular Greek salad is $10.25, but that's not entirely the case: if you want to eat it Americana with potato salad, a regular scoop is $3. If you want a chicken stick with it, it is $5.99 when the FB photo for the menu says $4.99. The salad does not have fresh chunks of feta. It's shredded and the salad is mostly lettuce. Look at the photo. At Mr. Souvlaki, I could have purchased 2+ salads. The only price on the ingredients that was the same was the chicken at $5.95. These are Mr. Souvlaki's prices:

"Two People -$13.95 | w/Potato Salad $14.95 Four-Six People – $28.95 | w/Potato Salad $30.95"

There's a surprise charge on the register that says 3.75% is added to all orders. By the time you leave, it's $21.06 if you tip 18%. I just spent that on a salad. I had a fine dining experience two weeks ago and not even THAT salad was this much.

This was takeout. Crazy. I don't know what I was thinking. Hellas, the typically most expensive Greek in town, is actually $11.50 for a salad with potato salad. Even Door Dash would've been cheaper. The food is good, but it's just too much money. The chicken and salad should not come out to more than $13-15. I don't get off on bashing local, small business and I do understand things are more expensive right now, but this is too much and it's depressing because they're closest to me.