Greek comfort fare, gyros, spinach pie, and bar with TVs

























"Zo Greek keeps it simple, fresh, and fast. Its menu of pita wraps, rice bowls, and salads draw lunchtime Financial District crowds looking for Mediterranean classics to go. Even when there’s a long line, it moves fast. The affordability of the classic gyro here belies the fact that it might just be the best rendition in town, with a generous helping of juicy rotisserie pork or chicken layered with tangy tzatziki and fresh fixings. Don’t overlook the homemade soups like the avgolemono or lamb chili." - Molly McDonough


"At Assembly Row I saw Zo move from a lunch debut into a regular schedule at 355 Revolution Dr., serving a menu of gyros, pitas, and other Greek staples; the Assembly location joins Zo's spots at Faneuil Hall and Government Center as well as the Zo on the Go food truck." - Eater Staff
"Zo Greek is both a fast-casual and fancier dine-in restaurant in Assembly Square, a neighborhood that may be zoned as its own city in the near future. The food is solid and is particularly useful when you need something to eat after a full day of shopping. Prices do vary significantly depending on which dining experience you choose to enjoy - gyros, for instance, are $14, while the dine-in only lamb chops are $36." - Joel Ang

"Zo Greek is part of a mini-chain of gyro spots based in Boston; along with Sabroso Taqueria (see above), it forms the Zo Restaurant Group. Eaters can grab a gyro on the go, but it’s best to dine in and wash everything down with a cocktail or a cold beer." - Terrence Doyle


"Marc Hurwitz’s Dig review of the new Zo Greek at Assembly Row struck me as a standout because it nicely combined straight restaurant reviewing with broader scene commentary." - Rachel Leah Blumenthal