Kouzina

Found this place by accident and we're happy with the outcome! The restaurant is conveniently located, very clean with good service. We were greeted and taken care of throughout our stay. The food was very good and we really enjoyed although it seemed a bit pricey especially the appetizers. In any case, we had a very pleasant and enjoyable experience.

We LOVE LOVE THIS PLACE ! its always on point never a "hit or miss" ,even late before close . If I could eat there everyday I would ! I just wish they had more of the half chicken as it sells out but again LOVE THIS PLACE

Easily the best restaurant in the area wow! 🔥 authentic Greek food! Delicious, fresh and abundantly generous portions. Highly recommended! The Greek salad, chicken souvlaki, gyro, greek feta pepper blend were amazing! Also my favourite dessert 🍮 “Galaktoboureko” was available at this restaurant and it was out of this world! Service was great and quick! Also please make sure to get the Greek salad OUFF

Ordered the pork gyro. It was stuffed w meat. I didn't see lamb gyro on the menu. Ordered a chicken kabob and souvlaki. They were ok.

Let me first start off by saying I love the family vibe. The ladies at the front are great. I got a Greek salad with grilled Chicken. Their Greek dressing is amazing. The flavors in the salad were delicious. I paid $50+ tax for 2 salad, that’s insane. The other issue was their to go containers are boxes. Worst transport option ever for a salad. Wish the salad was much bigger for the price.

Fantastic. The chicken skewers were juicy and delicious, especially in the honey mustard sauce. The dolmades were some of the better I’ve had and the avgolemono soup is possibly the best I’ve ever had.

Restaurant Review: Kouzina Greek Restaurant 📍 134 Newbury St, Peabody, MA 01960 Kouzina is a family-owned Greek restaurant on Route 1 that serves food made with love and top-notch ingredients. They even import their olive oil directly from Greece, which adds an authentic touch to every dish. I got a behind-the-scenes look at how some items are made, and it’s clear that quality is their priority. Here’s my breakdown of the menu: Appetizers Spanakopita Crispy phyllo pastry filled with spinach, herbs, and feta. The portion size was huge—like a slice of pizza! A must-try for anyone who loves Greek classics. 9/10 Kolokithakia (Fried Zucchini Chips) Thinly sliced zucchini chips served with homemade tzatziki sauce. The flavor was fantastic, but I wish they were slightly crispier. 9/10 Greek Fries Freshly cut fries topped with aged feta and oregano. You can’t go wrong with fries and cheese—absolutely perfect. 10/10 Oktapodi (Grilled Octopus) Tender grilled octopus served with creamy fava. It was delicious but slightly fatty. If you enjoy octopus, this dish will impress you. 9/10 Saganaki (Flamed Kefalotyri Cheese) A showstopper! This Greek cheese is flamed with ouzo right at your table. The gooey texture and tangy flavor were amazing. My boyfriend even mistook it for bread when I reheated it at home. A must-order. 10/10 Horiatiki (Village Salad) A traditional salad with tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, peppers, barrel-aged feta, and kalamata olives, tossed in olive oil and oregano. Fresh, shareable, and flavorful. 9/10 Entrees Pork Gyro A classic gyro packed with pork, tomato, onion, fries, and tzatziki in a soft pita. They didn’t skimp on the tzatziki, which I really appreciated. Absolutely delicious. 10/10 Deluxe Souvlaki Skewers Chicken and pork skewers cooked to juicy perfection. The meat was tender, but I wanted more dipping sauce to pair with it. 9/10 Dessert Galaktobouriko A creamy semolina custard wrapped in flaky pastry and drenched in honey syrup, topped with a cherry sauce. A refreshing alternative to baklava and an absolute must-try. 9/10 Final Thoughts Kouzina is a cozy gem for Greek food lovers. Their dishes are authentic, flavorful, and made with care. During the holiday season, the restaurant is beautifully decorated, adding to the charm. Food: 9/10 Ambiance: 10/10 Affordability: 7/10 (Gyros are a great deal at $13, but some other items are slightly pricier.) If you’re craving authentic Greek flavors in a welcoming atmosphere, Kouzina is the perfect spot. Whether you’re there for a fiery saganaki or a classic gyro, you won’t be disappointed! 💙

1st Impressions : Ate Greek for the first time at Eat Greek in Somerville so I wanted to try something a bit closer to home. Placed an online order and the time to prepare was very good. I picked up the order but the online description and what I got were slightly different. I explained that there may have been a mistake but was told that I did not order what I thought I ordered. I rechecked my online order and it was, in fact what I thought I ordered (all while the food was getting cold on the counter). When I showed the employee who was assisting me, she showed other employees what I can only assume was a mistake on the online menu, because I never received an explanation. The missing items were then given to me with no explanation, no empathy or apology for being inconvenienced, & then to add insult to injury the food was cold and no attempt to make sure that I would come back was made either. The meat was very flavorful but I must have also gotten the worst cut of the day, because my first bite was a mouthful of fat that I chewed for 2 min. & couldn't get through it. Had to spit it out. Based on this exp. I would never come back or ever recommend. If you would like to eat greek, I recommend Eat Greek in Somerville at Davis Square. So disappointed....