Reviews
I was disappointed with the quality and flavor of the food. We got a platter with dolmas, hummus, falafel, and pita. Dolmas were very dry, like they were old. We also got the garlic fries, chicken souvlaki pita wrap, and spanakopita. The spanakopita was worse than the frozen ones from Trader Joe’s. Barely any filling, just dry and lifeless. Extremely disappointing. The chicken was dry. The only item that I’m not annoyed I paid for is the garlic fries. At least those were decent.
went on a date here, and I would kinda recommend if ur looking for a quiet and lonely place for lunch. Not very popular so it's great if u want someplace quiet. The customer service was meh and a bit slow but, I didn't mind since I had a great time w my date :]Food: 4/5
First time here while traveling. Quaint location with a great vibe. Food came as ordered and was delicious!!Food: 5/5
I’ve been coming to this place for over 8 years now, and they never disappoint! I’ve tried nearly everything on the menu by now all delicious! but my usual order is the bowl of lentil soup and a side greek salad get the orange greek soda too. The soup is the best lentil soup on the island! Hearty, and seasoned perfectly. The service is friendly too. It’s one of the best greek restaurants in the east bay IMO.
If you go to the new Troy, go in the evening. The two servers Bernie and Martina are awesome. Bernie is so sweet and social. She remembers customer's names and does her best to give great service. Her co worker is just as nice. Their accents may fool you, they are not Greek, they are Argentinian. We are regulars there and now she even remembers our order. We prefer to go in the evening because of the great service. If you go during the day, the servers are the B-Squad for sure. They don't smile or say much and are not dressed as nice or professional. The chef, Mario is nice too. Our favorite is the beef and chicken skewers, their hummus and pita is delicious. The apple, walnut, Chicken salad is yummy too. The Greek tea is my addiction, and their baklava is so sweet it will leave you with a smile and a toothache.
Food is awesome! Falafel probably some of the best I've had. Meza plate is very yummy too. Service is probably more European than American, but not terrible. Friendly just a bit more relaxed than we are used to. Atmosphere is nice and relaxed with lots of outdoor and indoor seating. Been twice and will be back.
Holy moly this place has gone down hill. First, I want to say the waiters were under staffed. They were nice and doing their best. The food was my main gripe. We ordered beef souvlaki and salmon plates and asked to swap the rice with fries. We also ordered two drinks. After waiting about 45 minutes, no drinks came, rice was not swapped and the salmon completely raw. What did make it to the table was a severely over salted beef skewer somehow under cooked inside and tough on the outside. A marvel that’s possible. The waiter gave a free side of fries for forgetting to swap with the rice, but it was after we had finished eating the salty beef bites. I used to love this place before they moved in next door. I am never eating here again. Perhaps this is simply a symptom of the demise of our civilization; a slow collapse into a mad max future.
We popped in here on a Sunday afternoon and the service was awful. I'd been wanting to visit since they moved to the bigger space with the full bar and was thoroughly disappointed. When we walked in we were barely acknowledged and had to ask for a drink menu in addition to our food menus. It took just as long for our food as it did for our bloody marys. The gal working did not smile nor even spoke to us when she dropped things off. The food was good but not worth the dine in experience, we will order Togo next time. If I were the owner, I'd be embarrassed that the two people on for the Sunday afternoon seemed utterly clueless and miserable. The lost the business at least two rounds of drinks just by never coming back. Wanted to love this place so much!
Such a dark place and terrible staff. The food was alright but the atmosphere ruined the whole experience. The staff lady couldn't even pronounce the things on her own menu and seemed disinterested in seating us. When we walked in, no one greeted us and when we asked if we could sit we got no response. There was little lighting and it was almost completely empty. The dish called the Kofta came on a metal rod which looked rusty and unsanitary. Never again, terrible and rude staff, terrible atmosphere, mediocre food.
The chicken shawarma and house gyro are both good, flavorful and not overcooked / dried out. I got wraps for both, the pita bread they use for wraps is very fresh and thick. I would order both again.Food: 4/5
