Think Greek- 644 SW PORT ST LUCIE BLVD

Grabbed food late night after ER visit, quick service- rude staff. When we sat down to eat the food , 2 bites in it was soggy warm lettuce ice cold and the chicken was rubbery and dry obviously from hours ago sitting in a pan all day. The pita was hard and burned, and there was barely a tsp of sauce dripped on the front of the wrap. The lemon potatoes they're famous for were also old mushy and zero flavor. We called the restaurant to find a solution and the phone just rang and rang. Needless to say we tossed the food wasted my money and ordered from a Tradition restaurant where it was cheaper, friendlier, and tastier! Never again from here zero stars..

We love Greek food, so we decided to try something new, and this place didn’t disappoint! The Greek fries were perfectly crisp, topped with feta and herbs—a great start. The gyro lamb was tender and flavorful, and the chicken with lemon potatoes was the perfect balance of zest and comfort. We’ll definitely be back!

This place is overpriced and the food is terrible. I called to let the owner know that the baklava tasted like it was sitting around for a month and they were rude and condescending. $75.00 for 4 people is absolutely outrageous for the caliber of service and food is utterly disgusting. Owner and cook kept laughing at me and called me a liar. Hung up on me three times. The owner then told me off and hung up the phone. I don't think a restaurant like this will survive much longer. These people are insanely disrespectful and rude. I've never experienced customer service like this before. Their "baklava" tastes like 30 day only pecan pie and charged $5.50 ....gross Do yourself a favor a go to Spiros, their food is excellent and service is superb!

Where to start when you are so pleased since you enter to this cute, cozy and super friendly restaurant. Joey our server was amazing from a to Z… he explained to us the menu and all the wonderful delicacies of the place … and showed us the BEST OF FLORIDA signs for 3 years in row… just wow … and my goodness when he food arrived not only visually but also extremely delicious … bravo and we will definitely will be back !

GREEK FOOD as it should be. Everything is FRESH and HOMEMADE, and wow, you can't ask for better. I tried a variety of items from the menu, and each one is better than the next. The LAMB GYRO put me into paradise, and I couldn't put it down. I kept telling myself I needed to save room for everything else I ordered to try, and I just couldn't stop eating it. The tzatziki sauce is thick and creamy and full of flavor. It's also a large portion and is more than enough for the average eater. The spanakopita is superior. I even convinced another customer who doesn't even like spinach to try it. Not only did they ask for a second piece, but they also ordered one for themselves. The stuffed grape leaves are very good and flavorful, If you've never had a baklava cheesecake, this is the place to get it. But it will ruin you for life. No other baklava cheesecake will ever compare. The staff and owner, LAURIE and STELLA are wonderful and friendly and very attentive. I can't wait to comeback into the amazing experience all over again.

Some of the best Greek food I have had. Very generous with the portions of meat. The Loafed Greek Fries were awesome using all of the flavors of a gyro, the feta really brought everything together. Lots of food and kind of a value with the amount that was given. Went for lunch and was definitely not disappointed. Even the spanakopita and lemon potatoes brought wonderful freshly cooked flavors into the mox. The Baklava cheesecake was a different take on something I had never really thought of. It was a creamy base with the Baklava crust. They had lots of options for dessert. Will definitely be heading back for some more! Service was great too, just one person taking orders and handing out food but she did a great job!

Who knew we had a little place in our own backyard that was on the Food Network. This place won the best bite in town which aired on May 31, 2024. We decided to check it out, the dish that was on the show was the Greek wonton, so of course we had to try that. When we arrived around 6 PM, the place was super busy, which was to be expected since they just aired on a national network. So we kept our patients and was seated within seven minutes of walking in the door, Bella our server took our drink and food order. It took around 35 minutes for the food to come out, the appetizer came out after the meal. Which we understood all this because they were very busy. So we ordered : lamb/beef Gyro bowl $13.50 plus olives, $1.50 Lamb/beef Gyro combo with fries $14.75 Greek wonton $8.50 Baklava brownie $6.00 Subtotal was $44.25 The Gyro bowl was very tasty with the olives, wouldn’t mind trying that again. The regular Gyro I would have to give a three out of five, it wasn’t the worst, and it wasn’t the best I’ve ever had. I can’t say that I would not have it again, but I think I’ll lead more towards the bowl. We had high hopes for the wonton, just because it was the feature dish that was aired however, it wasn’t what it was hyped up to be. It wasn’t bad, It was very average. I’m pretty sure we’ll go back at some point, when they can slow down and catch up with their customers. I think they’re a little bit overwhelmed right now and it’s reflecting in the food and slowness of getting the food out in a timely manner. Please let me know what you think of the place, thanks for checking out this review.

This small Greek diner uses fresh ingredients and does not skimp on flavor! My husband and I stopped in near closing (about 40 minutes prior) on a Monday evening after diving near West Palm. The server greeted us immediately and told us we could choose a table. She answered questions knowledgeably and enthusiastically. We both ordered the gyro combo (gyro on pita with either fries or small Greek salad). We chose the salad. The service was very fast - we had our food in minutes. The salad contained an abundance of tomatoes, red onion (cut small - not overpowering), cucumbers, Kalamata olives (pitted), and a generous amount of feta cheese. The dressing tasted house made! I only had to use about 1/3 of my little cup on the salad - it was plenty. The gyro was large and meaty on a buttery grilled pita, with a small amount of lettuce and onion and a generous portion of tzatziki that also tasted house made - it was garlicky, creamy and I think contained feta as well - definitely enough salt! The gyro is finished with a couple of seasoned French fries tucked inside - cute add-in! The atmosphere is modern farmhouse meets kids’ playroom - board wall accents, blue paint, a cute Greek menu item crossword and a couple of chalk paint walls that have been colorfully decorated by customers. The service was efficient - we were in and out in 40 minutes. There is a cooler at one end with a decent selection of Greek desserts, which the server offered, but we passed. Maybe next time! The place is popular - half full on an off-season Monday near closing and at least 4 to-go customers came in to pick up while we were there. Locals in PSL are clued in about Think Greek! And now you are, too!

Tiny place hidden in a small plaza of shops. Virginia greeted me immediately, and was my waitress - absolutely friendly, and very helpful and attentive. The gyro meat is authentic, so I had the platter. Chose fries drenched in tziziki and feta. Fabulous!!! The Greek salad was fresh and tasty. I love this place. Will definitely return.

Well ... it's not too bad, but not great. My wife and I shared a Pork Souvlaki Platter. The pork was flavorful, but not very tender (because it was overcooked). And the rest of the sides were OK. The service was good. But overall, an average experience.

$2 up charge for extra onions chopped in squares... I'll bring my own onion next time. That's just a rip off up charge and unnecessary. Price changes are significant. The same gyro combo meal cost $8 less at the other local Greek place without extra for this and that. Won't be back

Great customer service and wait staff! I love the energy of this place, cleanliness, and that an explanation to meal items are provided to first time guest. I ordered the chicken gyro and the side salad. The side salad was divine. Fresh veggies and tasty dressing. The chicken gyro was just okay to me. The chicken was dry and the Tzatziki was more than a dollop. But the vibe was nice and I had a good time dining with a friend. Oh and try one of the Greek drinks! They're delicious.

Been a while since I've been able to come back but made it for a late lunch and still enjoyed every bite! Very friendly and welcoming staff. Clean and casual atmosphere. Had the chicken gyro combo with a Greek salad and all of it was delicious. The chicken was so flavorful with some crispiness. The salad was very fresh and love the dressing! Overall, great place!

We came in on a Wednesday night and the restaurant had a few tables with patrons. There were people actively coming in for placed "take out" orders. I was visiting family in PSL and after the hype of Guy Fieri's Best Dish in Town we decided to try Think Greek. I am not someone who judges anything based on decor, but there were two noteworthy elements to this place. The scrabble wall of Greek foods was a super cute element to add it. On the other hand I felt a certain way about the "Karens" sign. Honestly, it made me feel really insecure and I watched every little move everyone at our table made. I understand it was a joke ( and I have a sense of humor) but to someone with anxiety it was a very triggering thing. Anyway, on to the food: We had the following: Vegan Greek Nachos- OMG They were good. Perfectly crisp and fried pita bread with chopped chicken ( we requested that chicken ) and vegan Tzatziki. Greek Wontons- I wish they had more of a crisp to them as you bit in. The inside was truly a " flavor bomb". It was not overly salty but very flavorful. Spanitokipa- it was just fair. The inside reminded me of a spinach quiche mixed with creamed spinach. I also wanted a flakier crust. Falafel sandwich with Greek salad- the falafel was ok. It was a tad overcooked for our liking. The Salad was fresh with chopped up vegetables. I was disappointed to see that there was no Greek dressing offered. We were only offered balsamic.

I saw the advertisement of think Greek on Baldi's food review on YouTube in Port St. Lucie Florida. I had stopped there. I ordered the lamb beef Gyro platter which I had the Greek salad with the feta cheese on it on the side was the balls mix dressing my side I chose was the fries with the Tazaki sauce and feta cheese on it And I had the Gyro meat with the fresh chopped tomato and red onion on it so I use the pita bread there and I had part of the meat with the onion and tomato and the Tasaki sauce and feta and some of the fries and I was already full. I ended up taking the rest home and I did order a takeout order of lemon potatoes to take home with me. They cook potatoes in fresh lemon juice which I'm gonna have tomorrow. Very nice quaint place clean people are very personable. I saw the little refrigerated showcase with all the desserts in it and oh my gosh I wish I had room. It was so good looking all the different choices there are from tiramisu to baklava hazelnut baklava. Oh my God there were so many choices, but I'll save that for another day. I highly recommend it's hard to find Greek food. Everything that really tastes excellent

This is the best Greek food in town. Everything from the Tzatziki, the toasted warm pita bread, the yasou fries, falafel sandwich, and dolmades was delicious and fresh. Our server was very energetic and attentive. We will be back!

We went today, saw it in Guy F/Food Network. Nicole was our server, she was new, did a great job!! We started with the Greek wontons, gyropitakia, they were ground meat stuffed wontons. I had a falafel pita, good, way too much tzatziki tho, plus they gave more on side, couldn't pick it up so I cut it, nice fresh salad inside; sadly I discovered I was eating paper too lol. The fries weren't the crisp kind. Husb had a gyro meat pita, he liked it and it came with a side salad option. Cute place, table service.

Small place hidden in a small strip of stores. The place has small tables and not many. Menu is large with lots of the standard Greek fare with some surprises. They won awards with Guy Fieri for their fried wontons. Filled with a delicious blend of meats and served with tzatziki. Yum. The falafel was moist and flavorful, rice moist and tasty and salad full of flavor. The desert choices are really tough. They have a showcase of amazing offerings. We went with the bougatsa, phyllo stuffed with custard served warm. OMG!! Definitely a place to go to!!

We ordered take out. I had the falafel and it was delicious! Not at all greasy and it was fluffy and crisp. Also had a side of hummus, it was good but too garlicky for my taste. My husband had the pork souvlaki and he definitely enjoyed it. The portions were good for the price. Will go again.

Whenever I'm in psl I grab a Greek salad here. It's a good sized salad with lots of fresh veggies. Nice staff.

Great food nice service need to go back real soon. Prices were fair . I would recommend.

Great food as always! One of the last Greek places left in the Treasure Coast Florida. Family owned and operated. Very fast this time my husband I came to dine in instead of ordering to go we were really hungry after rehearsal for his band "MIDNIGHT DAWN" A Tribute to Women who Rock & Pop through the Decades! I normally get the same thing, but they recommended the fried won tons and a lamb bowl with pita it was so good for $20.00 lunch you can't beat that! It was very clean; they added a bakery and there's a baby changing station in the bathroom which is nice for families! My Mom love tyhe Lamb there so good! Definitely would recommend and come back again! Thanks for your kindness and hospitality.

I was so excited when I saw the menu. We're vegetarian, so when we saw so many vegetarian and vegan options, we were thrilled. We got the grape-leave wraps, the hummus fries, and the spinach and feta filo pie as appetizers. These were absolutely delicious, and if this was all we had ordered, this would be a 5-star review. However, we also ordered the Beyond meat quesadilla, and the beyond meat gyro. These were, unfortunately, not good (no exaggeration). They were so bland it was kind of offensive. We cook with the beyond meat all the time, and just like regular meat, it's much better when it's seasoned versus completely unseasoned. We know that the vegan cheese options on the market aren't the greatest, but I didn't think they would use the vegan cheese that's just straight-up nasty. After the very first bite of the quesadilla, I didn't want a second one. My partner ate most of it, purely out of obligation to our zero-waste beliefs. The gyro was better, having more ingredients so it had more flavor, but still, not a single sprinkle of seasoning on the beyond meat, making the whole dish pretty bland. Out of respect and appreciation for all the vegetarian options, we finished all of our dishes and left no crumbs, but I would genuinely not recommend them to another animal lover that is looking for some good vegan/vegetarian dishes. When we went to pay for our meals, we did offer our honest feedback and recommendations (add seasoning) to who I am assuming is an owner or manager, but instead of wanting to hear what we had to say, our feedback was brushed aside by her hurt ego (which can be witnessed in the replies to negative reviews). For $13-$15 per vegan dish, it felt gimmicky. What we got for $13-$15 per meal was definitely not worth the price tag. We took home some desserts. The baklava wasn't very good; filo should be flaky, not soggy. You shouldn't have to break up the baklava to try to find some nuts. My dog enjoyed it, however. The tiramisu tasted more like coffee cake. The baklava cheesecake is just a lump of cream cheese. I would return for the real Greek food that they make, but I would recommend that they don't just throw things on the menu without learning how to cook vegan first. I've read some of the reviews and responses on here, and before the owner/manager responds in an embarrassing way, I would like to state that we travel the entire country every week and have probably had more Greek food than she can fathom, so I would genuinely recommend dropping the ego and rethinking her strategy. Maybe don't try to serve up vegan food that she wouldn't even eat herself.

Food here is absolutely amazing. Best Greek restaurant around and they have great service as well. It's become a weekly favorite.

Greek. Call it 3.5 stars. After a bit of dissappointment at the other area Greek establishment, I headed over to "think Greek" and gave it a try. Small and cozy is a good way to describe the dining area with about a dozen tables of varying sizes. Food prep area is to the right and deserts are displayed on the left. The kitchen had a doner kabob rotisserie in plain site and I went with the Greek standard Gyro and fries and a Greek beer to wash it down. Grabbed a table with my beer and my order was ready in short order. Gyro itself was decent - meat was tasty, tzatziki was good and lettuce/tomato / onions were fresh. The fries were just meh- soggy, dark brown and not very tasty. Overall a decent experience but nothing I would call mind blowing. I felt that the meat was under seasoned and the tzatziki lacked that POW that I look for in a really good tzatziki. It cost $15 for the sandwich combo and to be honest, it did not come across as a $15 meal. The food was ok, but I was sort of expecting more. I did not get the feeling that actual Greeks owned the place- they may have once upon a time, but not 100% sure that they still are involved. Parking lot in front.

Absolutely love this place! They're always helpful, great customer service, and best of all great food! I've actually only gotten to go orders from here and even catering. We actually catered three boxes of their family meal this weekend for my daughters graduation party. It went great and the food was Good and we even had leftovers for 20 people. Give it a chance you won't go wrong and it's a good bang for your buck. Very welcoming when you arrive the ambience is cultural. Enjoy.

We watched Best Bite in town and decided to try the winner which was Think Greek. We went for a late lunch. We ordered avgolemono soup, spanakopita and the gyropitakia. The soup was very good. It was thick and filled with rice and chicken. The spanakopita was very good. It stayed hot from beginning to end. The gyropitakia was the recipe that won the the competition. It was a fried wonton stuffed with blended lamb and beef gyro meat, goat cheese and cream cheese and chives. There were 4 in an order and came with tzatziki sauce. The taste was unusual and my husband didn't care for it. The tzatziki sauce was lacking the usual flavor. Naturally I had baklava for dessert. It was very sweet and also very good. The reason for the 4 stars was because we waited almost 20 minutes for the soup. Every time we asked the waitress she said coming right up. Granted the restaurant was busy due to people wanting to try it out after the show. There were two waitresses and couldn't keep up with the people. The restaurant only has 8 tables.

Stopped in to Think Greek after Guy Fieri was there. Not sure what happened, but we waited 40 minutes for a table. Had an appetizer of loaded hummus, which was actually pretty good, so give it a shot. For dinner, I had a chicken gyro, which was average at best. My wife had a Greek Salad with chicken. The salad was smaller than other places, the chicken was good. The restaurant is small and the service was good. Not a lot of ambiance going on, but not bad. All that said, we have a favorite Greek place in PSL that far exceeds our average dinner here. Edible, but not exciting.

Great food. Great service. Stopped for lunch. Gyropitakia, falafel on Greek salad all delicious.

I got the greek wontons appetizer. It was delicious. It tasted like a fried gyro, so in the future I will just get the gyro which adds lettuce and onions that I like for $2 more. They were fast and friendly.

We had their loaded fries and their gyro platter. It was quite tasty I must say. Would def do again.

Food was pretty great! I ordered online and picked it up right when it was finishing up. Felt like they gave us a lot of food for what we got. One of the better greek places we've tried.

Always a great experience. The food and staff do not disappoint. We've always felt welcome and appreciate their military support.

Have tried two other Greek restaurants in the area and Think Greek was by far, the best in taste, price and the amount of food provided. Employees were attentive, restaurant was clean, food was fresh and delicious. Neither my husband nor so could finish our meals. We definitely will return very soon!

Food was terrible, the meats in the small feast were just greasy with no flavor. Everything was also dry and the French fries were soggy. Disappointed for a place that was "as seen on food network"

Stopped by here with my boyfriend and we ordered the spicy feta to start. Omg this was really spicy lol I've only recently gotten into spicy food so this was too much for me I was dying!! But my boyfriend who has no senses I guess thought it was really good and tolerable when it came to spicy-ness. I ordered the Greek quesadilla as my entree, I thought it was such an interesting concept! I love all the ingredients and I love quesadillas so it was a perfect mix! I thought the portion was good and I really enjoyed it!! I would recommend coming here if you're in the area! Fresh food and fast service.

Feta cheese sticks are delicious, and I'm not the biggest feta fan. The gyro very good and they always put a GENEROUS amount of tzatziki which I really appreciate. My go to whenever I crave Greek

Stella and her team was absolutely fabulous. You know exactly what you're doing when it comes to Greek cuisine. You successfully made this meal a symphony in my mouth. To begin, the song began with the type of opening melody where you know it's going to be a great song, that was the appetizer. One bite into my salad initiated a memorable verse and then one bite into my Gyro sent the chorus into full swing. Music notes flying across the room, a monumental melody of emotions and taste buds swinging. I finally went back to the salad and there was a gentle resolve. I will be back again. So glad that I got out the house and decided to dine in. Thank you.

Great food and great service! There were six of us and we all ordered something different. Absolutely no complaints from anyone on the food. They are also very flexible and accommodation when it comes to personalizing your order. We will definitely be back.

Every single time I order from this place they forget something or mess up the order. I've given them alot of passes but this is by far the worst experience. I placed $60 order and they forgot the pita chips. I got home, the pita chips and falafel was charcoal burnt. Loaded hummus fries had everything missing when I only told them to exclude 2 items. There lame excuse is we have new staff. They can never keep their staff which is definitely a red flag. Last time I'll be ordering from here. UPDATE: After I called and told them what was wrong with my order they told me to go back and return the food. My husband went there calmly and the owner started yelling at him, causing a seen and threw the falafel at him. This place needs to be shut down! How dare you disrespect people after they spent their hardworking money at your establishment! You should be a shamed of yourself!

Place was great. Service was awesome. got the greek salad with chicken with the olive oil vinaigrette dressing + warm yummy pita. also had the everything humus with the fried pita - outstanding. the taziki here is perfect. You have to get the fried pita, out of this world. Would not recommend the greek wontons, you only get four. for the price, you should get six, price to value is weak for this item. but overall this place is the bomb. salad with chicken and pita was very filling, couldn't finish it actually. I've added this place to my rotation. you need a solid rotation in southern florida, because there's not a lot of good options down here.

We were on the turnpike, looking for a relatively quick place to pick something up. Saw this place was right off the highway and pretty convenient. Reviews looked good and lots of vegetarian options. And the food was good. Maybe not "great" but we liked it and it seemed to be fairly authentic. There are a few tables inside but I would say this place is mostly good for takeout. And they seemed to be doing quite a takeout business. Everything was made fresh (well except for things like spanikopita which was already made and had to be heated), so it wasn't exactly quick. But it was a reasonable speed given the amount of traffic on a rainy afternoon I might stop in again if I'm on the turnpike, and looking for a place, but I am not going out of my way to get there. As I say just good enough in my humble opinion.

This was an absolute great find. The food was great and very inviting. They have incorporated different cultures in typical greek food adding a different take and flare without missing on the flavor. Will definitely be back since there are so many different things I still would like to try.

Great Greek food with vegan options which I've never seen in a Greek restaurant. Will be back soon

I have visited Think Greek twice since the airing of the Guy Fieri show Beat Bite in Town. We ordered the Spaniakopita , Greek salad, and a baklava brownie for dessert. Service was slow both times, however they were super accommodating and kind! Will definitely be back we really enjoyed our meal, great food, nice people, excellent value!

I would like to know where all these five stars are coming from it's certainly not Greeks. We were there last week our server was Joey who had no clue about Greek food or being a server. I've never heard of Greek burritos or Greek nachos or similar non Greek stuff. They don't have saganaki so I ordered the avoglemeno soup which I've had all my life. What I got was a chicken broth with a lemon taste. The name of the soup translated means egg and lemon soup but there wasn't any egg used. I ordered Greek meatballs. When the came I didn't get my meatballs so Joey said I didn't order them everyone at the table said they heard me order them so Joey the well trained server instead of trying to make the customer happy decided to argue with everyone at the table. We had enough and left. As much as it kills meet to help Kyle gs the best Greek food I've had since I left NYC is Nostalgia's in Stuart.

One word, AMAZING! The gyropitakia was one of the best appetizers I've ever had, with the flavors of gyro and feta in the perfect little pocket. The gyro sandwich was also to die for. I couldn't recommend a place more highly!

Awful first time experience. I saw the Greek nachos on the menu and knew I had to try it. 30mins later my food arrives and there's zero meat. No exaggeration, I even flipped the nachos over completely trying to find anything. I contacted Grub Hub and they refunded me quick and easy. Still, I'm sitting here with gross, soggy, meatless "nachos." If I were sitting in the restaurant and had this made correctly and fresh I can tell it wouldn't be good. Next, I contacted the restaurant to confirm I ordered the right thing and inform them that I did not receive the ingredient of my order. The lady said contact grub hub and then sent me on my way to deal with it. Lol no apology for the mixup, or an offer for a new order to keep me as a customer. Awful experience from start to finish. I don't recommend it at all and won't be coming back. There are plenty of other, better, Greek restaurants around here. -- Update -- Best part of my order experience is getting a passive-aggressive comment from the "Business Manager" Rosanne Barr. LOL Judging by her bad grammar, poor spelling, and severe lack of customer service skills she clearly wasn't hired for this particular job. Here's a tip for Rosanne, spend less time on Yelp! and more time training your new employees to add meat to orders. And let's be honest, that was a terrible lie err excuse for messing up an order so badly. Is there zero quality control at this restaurant? No one checks the order before sending to a customer? SMH I can only imagine what goes on in that kitchen.

The Greek food here is extremely unusual. The staff was very helpful. They have a great Greek pastry showcase. They had no problem with our service dog. They do have tables and are not only takeout , but not for people looking for ambiance

Dined in and staff was very friendly. Spanakopita was a personal size and everything about it was amazing. Lots of spinach in the middle with great crust. Fries are natural cut and not over seasoned. We ordered the vegan chicken gyro and couldn't tell if it it was real chicken or not. Lol. Took home some vegan baklava and it's AWESOME! So many great Vegan and Vegetarian options!!! *I would recommend that they stop putting the paper under the food, or get a better quality, because it easily tears and gets in your food.

Wow, not sure how much more could've gone wrong! Ordered drinks and apps. Twenty minutes later, orderedour meals. Fifteen minutes later our meals show up, but no apps. Meanwhile, we're watching apps we ordered go to tables that showed up twenty minutes after we did! Us: Hey, can we get our apps?, waitress: Sorry, I do what the kitchen tells me to do. Vat. Der. FURK?? So we keep pushing. And pushing. Finally ask for the manager. We get the cock-n-bull story about new staff, but no apps. We FINISH dinner, and then the first app appears with no apologies. Okaaaay, their prize-winning app is a glorified empanada with something that should have been tzatziki but was mostly yogurt. Ten minutes later, second app shows up. The worst Spanikopita ever. US: This tastes like collards or swiss chard, waitress: It's spinach. With cream cheese. That's when I pick out a big piece of feta. Manager entirely unsympathetic, lotsa conversation, no real customer service. The apps aren't taken off the bill but she offers us dessert. Which we generally don't eat. PS: The main courses weren't good. My gyro and pita sandwich looked like it was frosted, all of the yogurt/tzatziki layered on top. My wife's chicken was oversalted. If you're looking for good Greek food, head to Tradition Square or Pylos in Stuart. We'd already been to two of the other restaurants featured on Best Bite and they were excellent, so we came with high hopes. One and done, baby, we will never return.

I wanted to love it, I just didn't. I'm Greek and thought, wow, finally a great Greek spot to go and take my parents when they visit. I went after the win on food network. I was a little surprised there weren't more servers knowing there'd be a mad rush that day, but only 2 were staffed. It was a bit chaotic. We had the two items Chef featured which were her spanakopita and the gyropitakia. I have to say, the pitakia were an interesting twist, very unique and I enjoyed them, but the spanakopita...not so much. Maybe because she makes it with cream cheese, it's way too much and it's not a typical ingredient, also a bit bland so I didn't enjoy it. I like how she makes them though, individual portions served with a Greek salad on the side. Prices are very reasonable, and I'm sure I'll give it another chance, but I'll try something different.

Great service and delicious food. I tried out the beef and lamb gyro and I enjoyed the well cooked lamb. Definitely recommend this Greek spot. Also, the delicious baklava. Great texture and sweetness.

Food was fantastic, very fresh and generous portions. Loved the authentic flavors & menu.

Food is always delicious I love their Greek salad. Service is fine, some mistakes here and there. Ambience is clean

The food is excellent and delivered fast! They give you a lot of choices to choose from. I will be ordering quite often.

This place microwaves their food. Service is absolutely terrible. Ive had better food in a hospital. Spiro's is much more delicious and authentic.