Kalamos Greek & Mediterranean Market — Restaurant in Worcester

We've been studying ancient Greece in our homeschool lately, so today we had a feast of traditional Greek foods...olives, salami, sesame bread, tabouli, spanikopita, stuffed grape leaves, grape leaf wrapped fish, and baklava. I happened to see the article from the T&G about Kalamos earlier this week, so my son and I took a field trip there yesterday to shop for supplies. If you're ever in the market for some incredible Greek eats, I highly recommend Kalamos. Luis was so incredibly friendly and helpful. He and my son hit it off right away and Luis even sent him home with some treats for his brother & sister as a free gift. Everything was absolutely delicious, especially the olives and the spicy feta...

The moussaka, spinach pie, and pastichio have zero flavor and they’re not fresh. It was clear they were days old. Louie was friendly, but the two Greek people were rude and didn’t even acknowledge us. They sat there at the counter not even looking at us. It wasn’t a language barrier; they know English because they were literally speaking it to Louie, plus my partner is Greek and we both speak Greek. Louie also charged us for 4 moussaka when we only bought 2, which it seems they are DOING ON PURPOSE. Read the review from Costas Gkikis — he was routinely overcharged...

I love Kalamos because their food is so great and they are so nice. I got a piece of Moussaka to go the other day and as soon as I got home and went to warm it up, I knew I should’ve gotten two. Please don’t think I wanted to give the second piece to somebody else and share this bounty. That wasn’t it. I was just struck with the sense that there was no way I was going to want to be finished eating this delicious dish after just one piece (despite that they are ample-sized pieces), so I went back and got another one....