GRECO

I loved this place. They have a wonderful “outdoor” seating section which had so much light. Any place that plays George Michael is a good one in my book. And the food! I got the pita with zucchini fritters - it was so good and fresh. They put the fritters in the fryer basket as soon as I order. Everything is great but it is pretty pricey as far as one pita goes. I definitely thought there would be fries on the side.

Great food, great staff, and very neat restaurant. The lamb and chicken pita were really good. Not sure why lamb is $3.5 additional over the $12 base price, but at least it’s tasty. They don’t skimp on the protein. The sandwiches are stuffed.

Not a bad joint at all but could do better with the pricing. A bit too pricey for the sandwich. Also, I wanted to order the beef gyro and the meet isn’t fresh. They showed me a piece of frozen meet patty and told me it’ll take a bit more time to make. So, I went ahead with lamb gyro, but then they charged me extra $3.50, making the price of the sandwich a bit more expensive.

Food was simply okay, I wouldn’t say it worth going all the way to Georgetown for, but if u are in the area it’s not a bad place to go. I had the lamb chops platter and the veggies and olives were super fresh, but I would have preferred for the fries to be fresh as well, especially since we had to wait about 15 for the dish. The lamb chops were just okay, but not great as it’s didn’t have much flavor. Had halloumi as well, and it would have been great if it had been grilled before serving as the outside of mine was warm but the inside was cold. The doughnut was pretty good and the staff were really nice! Really liked the seating area, lots of sunlight!

If you’re looking for the absolute best Greek food in town, look no further than GRECO. This gem of a restaurant doesn’t just serve incredible food—it delivers an experience that’s second to none. From the moment you walk through the door, you’re welcomed by the warmest and most thoughtful staff, who treat you like family and genuinely care about making your visit special. Steve was awesome!! The food at GRECO is simply extraordinary. Every bite is a testament to authenticity and quality, from the freshest ingredients to the bold and vibrant flavors that transport you straight to Greece. Amazing food, thoughtful service, and incredible people—GRECO truly has it all. This isn’t just the best Greek restaurant in town; it’s one of the best dining experiences, period. Thank you, GRECO, for setting the bar so high and for being such a wonderful part of our community!

Gorgeous restaurant but the food was quite bad. The fries were cold and the vegan meatball tasted more like what I expect plant based spam to taste like. It wasn’t a meatball at all. The rice was very wet and the eggplant had an unsavory texture. Definitely not an authentic Greek experience at all but the slaw was decent. Also, everything required an up-charge. My order only came with one topping, everything else was extra. I do not recommend this restaurant.

I had lunch today at this new and modern restaurant in Georgetown and I have to say that it was amazing!Me and my husband had pork gyros with tzatziki sauce and fries wrapped in pita and we just loved it!! Coming this from a Greek as I am, gives an extra star to the food as I think it was one of the best Greek food I have ever tasted in USA. The waiters were very polite and helpful. The manager, Mez, was very friendly and at the end of our meal he offered us a free little treat called Loukoumades which are Greek little donuts covered in honey, nuts and cinnamon. We were also surprised that we were listening to Greek music while eating which added a little something to our overall experience at this restaurant. I highly recommend it for a delicious meal!!

I was curious about this place as it is advertised so nicely. However, the food is mediocre. I had the platter with chicken. They put tomatoes and cucumber by number and they were so thin that instead of the flesh, you get the skin of the vegetables only. The pilaf did not feel like fresh. The chicken was okay but a bit dry. The overall portion though was filling. Overall, this is not a place I would like to go again.

dis was insane! ordered pita, chose chicken gyro as base, onions lettuce fries as toppings, spicy feta as sauce. I wish I could come back tomorrow. very cheap (13.7 total with tax) and awesome sauce I wish I ordered more

One of my go to quick meals! Solid Greek food with good sized portions Food 4/5 - I got the pork pita and fries, pita was great I'll have to come back and try the other meats, fries weren't good will not get again Service 5/5 - quick and easy ordering Vibes 5/5 - lots of seating with a nice indoor balcony style area

This was an okay stop in Georgetown! It wasn't super crowded on a Sunday afternoon so we were able to order and find a table easily. We got a Greek salad which was just cucumbers, onions, tomato, feta, and dressing. It was pretty refreshing and the onions were not too overpowering. We shared a lamb pita with tzatziki. The lamb was a little tough and not in the typical gyro slices you get, it was more like little chunks. I think it was more halal style with the fries inside. I also wanted the halloumi which was definitely overpriced at $6 for two slices of halloumi but it was good! Overall it was a fine lunch but probably not somewhere I would go out of my way to go again.

Greco is like Cava except potentially more interesting. My biggest issue, however was that nothing actually tasted better than Kaveh, which you would really hope would be the case if a place seemed more local slightly more upscale and fresher. I did think that the options were nice to have and the lamb certainly tasted like lamb, which is not always the case when you go with fast casual. I also think that they've had a nice range of new and different sauces, though most of them tasted as if you were in a Collegetown eating Collegetown food. I don't think I'll be going back to Greco but if you need something fast casual in Georgetown, your options are somewhat limited, however, I would much rather go to yellow up the street at that far for much butter food. I will say, the Greek sparkling water was a nice touch.

FINALLY a good fast casual place in Georgetown!!!! I would actually come back and give my money to these folks! The service was quick and attentive and the food was great!!! Super fresh and filling for what you pay.

Greco is one of my go-to spots in Georgetown. It's the perfect place for a quick bite, offering consistently delicious food, great prices, and fast service. Everything on the menu is good, but I typically prefer the platters over the gyros, as the gyro portions are a bit small. The fries, which are my favorite, are also incredibly crispy and tasty, so be sure to order them. If you're looking for a quick bit to eat, Greco is the place for sure.

Putting Greco on my list for a good, quick bite. For a pork pita, interacting with the staff was swift and easy. There's not too much to building a pita - choice of meat, sauce, fresh vegetables, and fries - but it all wraps up into something simple yet delicious. I didn't know what to expect when I ordered pork, but I learned it was shredded, which works inside the pita. Since the restaurant is fairly new, the seating area was clean and bright. There's some tables in the front and plenty more on the side, away from the busy ordering counter, where lines can form. Looking forward to trying the different combination of meats and sauces I can get in a meal! They also look like they have some good options for vegetarians.

Honestly not the biggest fan of this place, it was confusing to order, the servers weren't friendly, every single thing for your bowl is like $2 extra & as a Greek food lover- this wasn't impressive or tasty enough to come back. You can find better nearby.

Impressed. Marketing themselves as true Greek food v. American Greek, Boston-born Greco is more Greece than America. The loukoumades (Greek doughnuts) on the menu prove it. Walk inside Greco'a first location in D.C. and find a large dining room with a glass side room. The menu is clear and you order like at Chipotle. There are pitas and platters. Pick one of five meats, a vegan option, and two vegetarian options and add toppings. The pitas come with seasoned fries inside and the platters come with sides like Greek slaw or bean salad. The pork pita with tzatziki and onions was a delight. It was flavorful and perfectly filling. Their pitas are warm and soft. The classic loukoumades were hot and just a tad sweet. They sell a variety of bottled drinks but go for the orange blossom lemonade or Greek mountain tea. Those come with free refills and taste refreshing. There are restrooms, the space is clean, and service is friendly and efficient.

Review is for zucchini chips with tzatziki and the chicken pita sandwich with fries. Great tzatziki sauce that is thick and serves as a perfect dip and spread for chips, fries, and sandwiches! Everything we got had unique seasonings which made trying different things a lot more fun. I would get the chicken pita again without question. It was grilled, fries were awesome, and the meat had perfect grill marks. I'm coming back here ASAP!

I really wanted to write a 4 or 5-star review. The restaurant is so clean, everyone who works there is so lovely and helpful (that I would give 5 stars). However - the 3 stars is on the food. They may just be working out the kinks since they just opened. I ordered to go: the lamb gyro plate with tzatziki and bean salad. The lamb was practically inedible. I choked on the first piece which was basically all gristle. I thought maybe that was just it but it was more than half of the lamb. I also ordered the the Horiatiki salad - it was just ok. The feta was great but the tomatoes were flavorless & the added arugula was on its last leg. I realize they just opened but I'll try one more time and order something different. I hope they check the quality of their meats.

This place is really good. We accidentally found the Georgetown location. It's really good I got the beef pita and it was fantastic! I got a side of fries too. Service is ok, i can't complain really. And I like the ambience, its casual.

Decided to try out this place and was quite surprised. I tried the chicken plate and was surprised that there were no grains such as rice. That was my main issue, next time I would add a grain or get a pita gyro.

I wanted to update my review as the food at Greco has remained consistently good, but the service--now I know why this place keeps losing stars. It's sad to see how the customer service has declined since it first opened. The server, perhaps the manager, gives you attitude while you order; you can tell she does not like her job. I asked if she could wipe down one of the tables for us, and she seemed annoyed. You can hear her yelling at her co-workers. It almost makes me not want to return. I hope they are able to make a change as it's affected the environment of the restaurant.

Incredibly friendly staff. Was so easy to customize my plate with delicious sauces. Fast casual service and I noticed too late but looks like halloumi could have been my main protein or a side. Will definitely try next time. The zucchini chips were delicious and made me feel slightly less guilty than eating fries.

Get this sandwich w/ this water... it tasted pretty authentic. Trust me, I have traveled to Greece. I was looking for a quick bit to eat and the veggie pita didn't disappoint. If you find yourself in Georgetown, check out Greco.

I wasn't particularly impressed with the chicken pita; I found it to be dry. Additionally, although I requested garlic sauce, I received hummus instead. However, I did appreciate the prompt service.

Was able to try this new place for a late lunch, it was extremely clean inside and we were able to get a seat to eat in. We tried the chicken plate where we got tomato and onions, spicy feta, and lemon pilaf. It also came with a pita. Overall it was very yummy, but personally way too expensive ($17 with tax) for the portion size. I could get an entire massive cava bowl for 12. The food and service is great, just portion sizing and prices are a downside.

Yum!! I'm pretty excited there is a place like this around. Think of it as the chipotle/cava model. You choose the meats and type (pita, plate, salad) your toppings and you're off to enjoy your meal. I had the chicken pita. It was filled with meat, a pita spread veggie and some fries. A The restaurant is very airy and clean. The staff is so friendly! They made this a great place for me to pop into for a quick bite! Aside from the food I want to give an honerable mention to the Epsa carbonated lemonade I had for a drink! Delicious, not too sweet! It is on Wisconsin ave, so if you're driving you already know the deal that parking is a mess!

Located on a side street off the ever-bustling M Street, the Georgetown location of Greco is a new location of a fast-casual Greek chain originally based out of Boston serving up classic and flavorful takes on gyros, bowls, and more! The space inside is airy and bright, with a Chipotle-style "build-your-own" approach that allows you to customize your pita, salad, bowl, etc. to your liking. I walked in with a friend on a Thursday night at 7pm, and the restaurant was nearly full, but there was no line to order, and a couple of empty tables. Service is fast and efficent, and we were able to customize and receive our order within a couple of minutes. My friend ordered a Chicken Pita ($12.50) - every pita comes wrapped in a soft pita stuffed with your choice of protein and sauce, fresh vegetables, and their thick-cut Greco fries. He really enjoyed his pita, and it had a good amount of filling in it for the price! I ordered a "Build-Your-Own Salad" ($15.50), which comes with your choice of base, protein, one sauce, and four toppings. There's also some pre-set salad options provided on their menu, but I wanted to customize my own. I went with romaine as a base, toppings of pickled onions, Greek slaw, bean salad, and cilantro-onion mix, pork as a protein, and their spicy whipped feta as my sauce. There's an option to add dressing on top/on the side, but I didn't think it needed it. All salads and plates automatically come with pita, which is soft, pillowy, and delicious! If you prefer your pita on the doughier side, this is definitely the spot for you. In terms of the salad - the vegetables tasted fresh and delicious - I really loved the acidity of the Greek slaw, which was nice and crunchy, and the bean salad was filling, comprised of a variety of mixed beans and chickpeas. The pork was nothing special, but wasn't overly fatty nor gristly - I did wish it was a bit more tender, as I found it a little dry, but that may just be the cooking style. I wanted to try both the tzatziki and the spicy whipped feta, but it's an extra fee to get two sauces, and I had heard rave reviews about the latter - what I'll say is that I did appreciate the nice little kick of spice in the whipped feta, but it didn't really taste "whipped" to me - it was more chunky, and it was also really, really salty. Make sure you mix it with the rest of your dish to help balance it out - and it's great with the pita, which is a bit bland. Was my salad good? Yes, without a doubt. However, for $15.50 (which came out to almost $20 including tip and tax), I think I just expected more. The ingredients tasted fresh and good-quality, and the food tasted fairly authentic, but I could get a really great dish with similar flavor profiles down the street at Falafel Inc for a quarter of the price. I understand paying a premium for meats, but I didn't really think they stood out - maybe I just need to try some of their other dishes (I've heard great things about their Mixed Grill and their Loukoumades) in the future. Overall, this is a solid (if pricey) spot for some more health-conscious, high-quality food, and I would definitely consider returning!

I love this place. Their chicken and pork pitas are delicious and they don't skimp on filling up the pita. Also, I like that they prepare the food right in front of you. The food is fresh, the employees are so nice and the space is welcoming. It is a little pricey, but the quality of the food makes it worth it.

If you're in the mood for Greek food, then this is a decent fast casual lunch option. It's a bright and airy spot with some seating available inside. The workers were pretty efficient with handling orders, albeit it wasn't too busy when I came in. I decided to order one of their plates with chicken, tomatoes, onions, tzatziki, pita, and fries. The portion size is what I'd expect for the price, so no complaints there. The chicken was a bit dry. Other than that, the food was nothing memorable. It was delicious and filling, but nothing spectacular. While this wasn't a bad option, there are much more delicious options for lunch in Georgetown.

A "Greek" fast casual spot trying to pass of fake Middle Eastern food as Greek. Used my monthly $15 in Amex Platinum Uber Eats credits to grab a meal and it failed to meet severely lowered expectations. Tasteless chicken, vapid veggies-- only saving grace was the spicy feta sauce side with pita. Skip this and instead try the chicken and rice place across the street on Dumbarton next to Bank of America.

The restaurant is styled in a similar manner as many build your own restaurants, but Greek. Pick your style, your protein, toppings, etc. Good quick food.

Good food, slightly overpriced in my opinion. I usually get the chicken gyro, and I always roll my eyes as the server individually grabs the fries and puts a whopping three fries on the gyro. It is a good fast casual spot, and I do come here often, so that has to count for something. I think I come here not because I particularly like Greco, but because the options of Georgetown are underwhelming. I think Greco has a lot of work they need to do before I would rate them higher. This includes: consistency, dear god please like 5 more fries, more sauce, and more efficiency in the staff.

The food is really good, and the employees are friendly. Great addition to the neighborhood.

Pricey for the amount of food that's given, but a good gyro sandwich nonetheless. Great location

Excellent food, friendly staff, and a pleasant atmosphere. The lamb gyro was delicious, and the tzatziki may have been the best I have ever had. The zucchini chips were a really nice added bite. A great add to Wisconsin Ave!

vegan platter was horrific. The pea protein meat was disgusting, poorly cooked . The dish came with bread and fries. No salad or anything else. A big rip off and so disappointing. Maybe a place for meat eaters. Definitely not a good place for vegetarians/vegans.

no way i paid $17.05 for a plate of tomatoes. can u at least make ur tomatoes smaller cubes instead of a fourth of one per bite. i probably had a collective 4 whole tomatoes in my bowl. this was gross. ur rice was also undercooked. never coming back give me my money back i was scammed this is a scam. if i could give zero stars i would. do better pls this restaurant is a poser. my friend said the charred eggplant was good tho so if u go dont get anythjng else just do eggplant just get a bowl of charred eggplant. just say give me one charred eggplant. dont touch anything else. good day

Great spot to stop for a quick bite or order takeout, especially recommend their pita sandwiches

Why are you arguing me about your portion sizes? I'm telling you as your guest and as your customer and as someone that has been dining out his whole life, plenty of it in DC, that the portion sizes and the value you get for the money you spend at Greco is not okay. You either need to reduce your prices or increase the value because paying $17-$19 for a bowl before you even get a drink is insane considering you provide maybe at most 3oz of meat, onions/tomatos, one sauce and a small side. sitting there as the business owner defending bad business practices doesn't make sense to me - we're literally giving you direct feedback that the portion sizes/value is not okay and you're sitting there telling us the portion sizes are good why are you arguing with your customers - fix it or don't, it's your choice but don't get confused when collectively people frequent Greco less. You could make some simple adjustments and be a neighborhood staple for years to come. Plenty of other people feel the same way I do, please read some of your reviews. Tonedeaf

The food was sooooo good!!! I absolutely loved the zucchini fritter; it was amazing and such a good vegetarian option. I highly recommend eating at Greco if you're looking for a quick but delicious option. I loved the tomatoes - they were SO fresh. The rice was delicious and lemony; it was the perfect texture in that it wasn't too soft. Definitely visit Greco. Staff was also nice and the restaurant physically was very clean and modern.

This is the first place in the U.S. that I have visited that actually puts French fries in their gyro similarly to Greece!

The place is really nice. Food wise I was disappointed with the Gyro, I got the Lamb which costs extra $3.50 and it was served cold. Crazy how the fries were warmer then the meat. For $17 dollars I would much rather go to Plaka Grill. Just my opinion on the Lamb Gryo only, I believe places like this is based on volume hence why the cut the meat ahead of time and have so much sitting around.

I found it hard to turn down a pita with fries inside along with the great reputation this spot developed in Boston. I was not let down! I had the pork pita with added garlic sauce and the classic loukomades, and both were scrumptious. The pita was very soft, and the flavors were just mouth-watering. Days later, I got the sausage pita, which was also delicious. I'm a big fan!

Eh. I had the pork pita and a side of zucchini chips. Some of the chips were burnt, but other than that the food wasn't bad. The problem is that it wasn't particularly good, either. There are other, local Greek places that are better and cheaper, so I doubt that I'll be coming back.

Nothing about the place stands out and a few things are sub par. Chicken was charred and dry. Tomatoes mealie (tho to be fair it was January), fries from the freezer were fine. Interior was cute/spare.

I agree with most of the reviews - clean, friendly staff but the prices were insane. $18 for salad after tax and the iPad flip for tip. I asked if I could add the zucchini chips onto my salad and was told it's an extra $5.50.... So I would've then had spent nearly 25 for a salad... Not worth it.

Low quality food. Tomatoes are not fresh and chicken had several bones in it. Low quality feta.

Service was absolutely horrendous. one employee in particular. Other guests of the restaurant were being treated terribly as well. I've never left an establishment feeling to speechless before. This happened at the Georgetown location at 1:30 PM on Sunday, June 2. Please find the employee!

The menu is simple but great tasting. I got the Chicken Gyro with tzatziki instead of honey mustard--perfect. Also, the zucchini chips were delicious.

The zucchini chips were good but the lamb gyro was horrible. The lamb was smelly and the texture was very off. We were very disappointed and will not be returning here. Food quality needs attention.

This was my first time at the restaurant. I went to this place based on a friend's review of the restaurant. I found the food to be fair. The lamb did not have much flavor . The sauces were really good.

Ordered the mix grill platter via ubereats. It was excellent. Have had some other so so deliveries from here so its a little hit or miss. When its a hit its really good. When its a miss its fine. This recent one was great.

I have only been here once but I just got a bowl with chicken and spicy feta and it was amazing. Highly recommend

Meh. Went last weekend with the family and found the food to be very underwhelming. Husband purchased the gyro platter. Meat was under seasoned and dry. I had the halloumi gyro and it was OK, but nothing special. Very expensive for both quality and quantity.