We tried this place because of Groupon. I thought that this might be good as we have a Greek person in our household. The food is subpar as it largely has been preprepared, and is not made to order. The fries are bountiful, but also taste like they were frozen. The gyro itself was marginal and the meat was not particularly flavorful, and the veggies were large and not cut up. There is not evidently a passion for authenticity as many of the Greek restaurant staples one would expect like pastisio, mousaka, and Greek biscuits were missing.

The service was only the required amount. Questions about the menu? Was referred to page one as opposed to explaining the offering on page two. Need something else? Server did stay around long enough to find out and seemed more interested in the animal planet programming.

The atmosphere of the restaurant is near pandering to Greek culture. There were the stereo typical pictures of Greek orthodox churches and oceans, and Greek flags, The furniture and tableware and table cloths considering that our order came to close to $51 before the coupon are not befitting of what one should expect. It felt a lot like a cafeteria merged with a bunch of Greek touches.

We did inquire as to who the Greek person is on staff, to see if we knew anyone, and we were told that no Greeks were involved (and so it seems!). The major takeaway that we had was that we were right across the street from the Simple Greek in Chesapeake, though, due to Groupon, we chose to go to this place. Orapax, Simple Greek or Ammos are far more deserving of the word Greek in their name than this place. It failed on so many fronts as a Greek establishment and a restaurant.