Henry Farkas
Google
Update 9/19/25
My wife and I were in the neighborhood again so we had lunch at Samos. We planned a light lunch. My wife had Avgolemono soup, a Greek specialty. She loves that soup. I had Lentil soup, one of the best Lentil soups I've ever tasted. Then we split the grilled calamari appetizer. It was excellent. I've uploaded a short video to give you an idea of the noise level in Samos when it's busy. Noisy, but you can still converse.
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My wife and I were in the neighborhood, and it was just after lunchtime. Since the neighborhood we were in was Greektown, we opted for a Greek restaurant.
We were fortunate to arrive slightly after lunchtime so we had our pick of tables.
On arrival, we were greeted and allowed to sit anywhere. The kitchen is wide open to view from the dining area. We saw a neat, clean, well organized kitchen and dining area, and we noted the delicious aromas of Greek cuisine.
The menu was extensive, and service was prompt. My wife ordered a traditional Greek egg based soup to start. It was delicious. I had split pea soup, also delicious.
Next we ordered 2 appetizers. I ordered the calamari, grilled, not fried or breaded. This was an amazing calamari experience. It's not available in most restaurants, and it's worth a trip to Greektown just to have grilled calamari at Samos. My wife ordered a melted cheese appetizer. We split both.
Once we finished the appetizer course, we were pretty much filled up so we requested our check. You pay at the cash register. This makes checking out much more efficient.
The menu is extensive. I'm sure we'll return to try other options. Samos is on a little street, but Google Maps will take you to it. There's free street parking. The restaurant is on the ground floor. It's modestly but nicely decorated. I highly recommend Samos.