Cali W.
Yelp
I was a solo dinner seeking a table for one and they sat me. Let's talk about my recent experience with Greek food that, quite frankly, left me wondering if "fresh" was just a suggestion. I ordered lamb, but when it arrived, it was so lukewarm, I thought maybe it had just been airlifted from a fridge to a 30 second microwave, and then on its way to my table. So, naturally, I sent it back, hoping for some warmth--because, you know, that's what hot food should have. When it came back, well, it still had the same "room temperature" charm. But hey, I was hungry, so I ate it anyway, giving "meh" a whole new meaning.
But the real kicker? The manager, who decided to go full Greek drama on me, practically shouted that the food was indeed fresh--freshly made, not pre-cooked, and definitely not sitting around. His tone was so harsh I half-expected him to break into a monologue about the tragic downfall of Greek cuisine. I was honestly in shock. I wasn't asking for a speech, just for my food to be hot.
To top it all off, my waiter was a one-man show, juggling drinks at the very busy bar while taking order fat my table. I get it, multitasking is hard, but I wasn't in a rush. That said, when the food finally did arrive, it had a chill vibe that didn't exactly scream "cooked to order."
Would I go back? Absolutely not. Between the lukewarm lamb, the yelling manager, and the painfully slow service, I've learned my lesson: there's plenty of other places that believe in both fresh food and a healthy dose of customer service. This place? Not so much.