Santorini Greek Mediterranean Restaurant

We went for a late lunch/early dinner at 4:30 on a Saturday. The waitstaff were very efficient in taking our drink order and keeping those glasses filled throughout the meal. We ordered falafel, a gyro, and a lamb kabob, all of which were very tasty and served with nice presentation. This is a nice addition to the other Greek and Mediterranean restaurants in town, and the combination of the food, the prices, and the atmosphere will bring us back here again.

Stopped in for a quick lunch. Prompt and friendly service. We started with hummus and hot dolmades stuffed grape leaves for an appetizer. Next up, we had gyro and falafel platters for the main course. Ask for extra tzatziki sauce. It's really good! Lastly, we had rice pudding and baklava for dessert. We saw another happy patron get the gyro salad. It looked really good. We're looking forward to going back.

Came here for dinner with the family this evening around 5:30pm. There was five of us including a baby in a stroller we tried putting the two children at the table right next to us to allow for extra space. The waitress came over and told us we had to sit at one table. We were literally the ONLY people in the entire restaurant. She said the owner watches the cameras. We were dumbfounded. I could understand if the place was packed and we took us space from other paying customers, but literally not a single other sole in there. We almost walked out- but stuck it out. After that hiccup, the rest of the meal went smoothly. The waitress was attentive and sweet and everything we ordered tasted good. It didn’t taste like microwaved Costco food as someone else said lol We would go back, but I would like for the owner to read this review and acknowledge it’s ridiculous to micro manage where people sit when the place is totally empty. We literally sat squished together in a smaller than average sized booth.

The waiter spilled a beer on my wife and then rather than getting napkins or a cloth proceeded to poor the beer into a tom collins glass so it came out half head and half brew see the screen shot. We ordered apps for the meal. The calamari looked like it was straight out of a bag, and tasted just like lunch room fish sticks. When I asked if it was made in the kitchen. He told me "it is fried here" I said I know, I was asking if it was prepared in the kitchen. He said yes, which if I take him on his word, then it was just extremely disappointing. The babaganouj was decent. The taramasalata taste was okay. The warm dolmades were good. Light on the dill which we perfer. The spanakopita was crunchy because it was fried not baked. The filling in the center was refrigerater cold and the phyllo was hot and cruchy. This was on the right track because most places serve spanakopita with mushy soft crust, but the cold center was a complete let down. There is a decent Mediterranean reasturant on the other side of same shopping center. We will not be back to Santorini.

What a pleasant surprise. My family went there last night and it was absolutely delicious. You had the feeling this was an authentic home cook meal with the traditional Mediterranean flavors . Even my picky two year old daughter ate away very happily. This is a well run family restaurant that place a lot of care in their food. Try the rice pudding.

My recent experience at Santorini was not a pleasant one. The atmosphere was nice. It was beautifully decorated with light music playing in the background. The food was disappointing. I ordered lamb kabobs that were so over cooked it was difficult to cut with a steak knife. They actually resembled three black rocks. Not at all like the picture on their Google My Business page. The chicken was also terribly overdone. The seasoning used on the chicken was actually quite good but the texture made it impossible to enjoy. On the other hand, the white rice was perfect and the tzatziki, although thicker than I typically like, was quite good. Overall, the price was far too high for the quality of their food.

This place is awful. At first, when it opened, we didn't visit it because of their outrageous prices. Then we read the bad reviews. Now they lowered prices. However, the food was awful. We went there for lunch today. We were the only customers. Although I like fish, I decided not to order it afraid it wouldn't be fresh because of no customers. I thought I was safe by ordering a lamb kebab. It was the hardest possible meat, and it was very close to not being fresh ... I left most of the dish. My husband ordered the lamb shank. Although the meat was OK, the carrots were not cooked enough--and we like crunchy veggies, but these were almost raw. The appetizers were barely OK, with the little dish of babaganoush being the best part of the meal. This place will not survive.

I'm so glad to have quality Greek food nearby! I went for lunch and really enjoyed the Kofte Kebab: juicy flavorful meat, rice with a great texture and tons and tons of grilled onions, just the way it should be. Hummus had good flavor but was a little dry compared to my favorites. My server was gracious but really pushed the beverages and appetizers. Not a cheap lunch but portions are generous. Probably better for dinner or maybe they should offer smaller lunch specials!

Had lunch with my brother in law. Strip Mall Location offset by comfortable interior and friendly efficient wait staff. Food was served quickly and my Mediterranean chicken was sumptuous and home made beverages were excellent as were the sides. Definitely one of the best restaurants in Frederick. I urge everyone to check it out especially local foodies. I will be returning soon.

I ordered a Gyro and was not disappointed. I also had the Stuffed Grape Leaves, they weren't the best. And I also had the "Flavorful Spanakopita" that was greasy and tasted like it was deep fried in old oil that should had been changed a week ago I will go back for the Gyro. The waitress was nice and attentive.