GRECO
Greek restaurant · Back Bay ·
Greek fast-casual gyros, pitas, zucchini chips, & donuts
Greek fast-casual gyros, pitas, zucchini chips, & donuts
"Greco is a fast-casual shop serving Greek street food from the same minds behind Greek hot spots Krasi in Back Bay, Bar Vlaha in Brookline, and Kaia in the South End. Gyros, salads, and souvlaki (grilled pork or chicken skewers) are all on offer, and don’t miss the fried zucchini chips served with tzatziki. Aside from Back Bay, the group also has locations in Downtown Boston, the Seaport, the Hub Hall food hall near TD Garden, and Burlington." - Erika Adams
"Greco is the ultimate casual lunch on Newbury, perfect for when you need a quick refuel but don’t want to sacrifice flavor to speed. Owned by Greek hospitality group Xenia (which also owns Krasi), Greco has gained a reputation on Newbury for delicious Greek pitas, plates, and salads, assembled to your liking with options including pork, chicken, or lamb gyro, meat-free proteins like halloumi or squash fritter, and sides including zucchini chips, lemon pilaf, and Greek slaw. If you need a sweet treat to top off your lunch, order the loukoumades (Greek style doughnuts). fcmm" - Anna Darrow
"It’s really, really hard to pick the best thing at Greco, a fast-casual Greek spot on Newbury. The menu is built around gyros, which are made with great pita, juicy meat, and stuffed with french fries. But the fried zucchini chips deserve a shout out, the fries are just as good outside of the gyro as in, and the Greek donuts (think munchkins, but fried and covered with things like honey, cinnamon, and hazelnut praline) will haunt your dreams. If we ever do a guide called Where To Go When It’s 2:30 And You Can Barely Stay Awake On Your Conference Call And Need Some Sugar, Greco will be on it." - dan secatore
"Greek fast-casual eatery Greco's warm rainbow Loukoumades Greek donuts are a delicious way to show some allyship."
"The group also plans to open more locations of fast-casual chain Greco, which currently sells gyros and loukoumades from four Boston shops." - Adam H. Callaghan