My favorite place for a light lunch. They serve greek food. Everything I tried here is very fresh…read more Everytime I come, they keep the place clean and food taste consistent. The service here is top and food always comes out hot and fresh ,its simple but SO VERY YUMMY. Refreshing and joy to eat ;) Last time I visited here was during Christmas. They decorated the whole restaurant with silver and blue ornaments ,colors that blended in with the restaurant theme colors, it looked so pretty. There is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Came here with a friend and we shared a few lunch platters together. We tryed the Vegetarian, Falafel and Gyro platters. Each and every platter is delicious.

This was my first time here. Came in for a Greek salad with chicken. I also order a side of hummus…read morewith pita. The hummus was pretty fresh and came out first. The salad was made well with some olives, green peppers,onions, cucumber and tomatos. Now the dressing was pink? I never seen a Greek dressing , it was a little to sweet for me. Very different compare to other Greek places I've been to. They do have tons of tables and even a nice outside area for dining. The decor was really cute.

Truly amazing Greek food! The marinated chicken skewers…read more melt in your mouth and the staff is super accommodating! They have GF and Vegetarian options. You'll feel like you stopped into a Greek village for the evening. Love this place and stop every time we're in the area. No pics. Next time!

Went for Friday night dinner. Table for 4, 15 minute wait, not bad at all. Waiting area inside and…read morebench outside. Lots of parking at the back of the restaurant! Very friendly and attentive wait staff and delish food!! Highly recommend and the chocolate cake is superb!! They take reservations and the pasta dishes are equally excellent!

I have mixed feelings. We went during Spring Break. We were in Greensboro and decided to try it…read morebased on a friend's recommendation . Trying to find parking was a nightmare. It took over 20 minutes. Once we entered, we were greeted with "We're Closing soon. " it was 2:30. I explained about the parking hassle. She responded by huffing "I know." We got the gyro platter. Serving was pretty generous. With the gyro meat came 1/2 a boiled potato, plain. Rice (mushy) and green beans with tomatoes which was okay but possibly overcooked. The broccoli and Tzatziki were good. Our server counted out the register nearby while we ate. I asked about dessert, since we had already decided not to return. She said "I already rang you out." Dessert was hot and custard like. It was the best part. So the pricing wasn't terrible, the food was okay, and the service was questionable. If you want to try it come very early in order to find parking and hopefully better service.

How ironic that I ended up at this restaurant for lunch with my friend Andy after just having…read morevisited Greece! Just a couple of months ago I was sitting in a gorgeous hotel in Athens for $80 a night eating a huge Greek hamburger and staring at the Acropolis out of my balcony window. As the clock struck midnight at New Year's Eve, I had the added Joy of watching fireworks soar over this iconic ancient site. What a memory! So, it seemed only fitting when Andy suggested Acropolis that we meet there for lunch. I literally had not been in that restaurant for a decade or two. As a matter of fact, when I first moved to Greensboro, I think it was the only Greek restaurant in the area. I remember in my early years at The Community Theatre of Greensboro meeting many a client at the Acropolis downtown for lunch. Although I rarely dined there for dinner, I was a big fan of their moussaka, Greek salad and some other Greek dishes. Although this place never blew me away, I always enjoyed the meal and I remember the owner. She was a pleasant woman, always happy to see me and very welcoming and proud of her restaurant. I have a feeling she no longer is around but she made a lasting impression on me. So, I returned to Acropolis a few days ago. Absolutely nothing has changed LOL. The décor looks exactly the same, the menu looks the same and the atmosphere is the same. That's not a bad thing, just an observation. I ordered a diet Coke to start, and although I like unlimited servings from the fountain, I was okay with Acropolis giving me a nice big bottle for myself. It got me through the meal! Their menu is inviting and reasonably priced. They have specials everyday and I was excited to have the Greek chicken. Unfortunately, when I ordered it they told me it was gone. I ordered the chicken souvlaki platter and it was very tasty. Instead of the rice I asked for a double serving of vegetables which they accommodated. The green beans were quite good We arrived at 1:00 p.m. and the restaurant closes for lunch at 2:00. Unfortunately, the place was not very crowded and so at 2:00 p.m. we were the only ones sitting in the restaurant. I felt the pressure for us to leave which I did not appreciate. They kept clearing our plates and at 2:05 they turned off some of the lights. I understand they wanted to go home but I don't think you should be rushing patrons out of your restaurant 5 minutes after the closing time if they are still in the middle of their meal or conversation. Just saying! Feeling like they wanted us to leave, we headed out. I have mixed feelings about the rating for this restaurant. On the one hand, I felt I was pushed out of the door after 2:00 p.m. I would have liked to have seen unlimited fountain drinks and I was turned off by Greek chicken being offered as a special of the day but being told they don't have any more. On the other hand, kudos to any restaurant that can sustain itself for decades and decades like Acropolis has. Now they are across the street from the baseball stadium. I also was shocked but pleasantly surprised that there was free parking on the street right down the block from the restaurant. In honor of longevity and being the first Greek restaurant to be brave enough to open in downtown Greensboro, I'm going to give them some kudos but would advise them in the future to give people a chance to enjoy their lunch or tell them when they walk in at 1:00 p.m. that they have 1 hour to eat and then they need to get out! LOL I would have to say that I do prefer places like Odeh's, Nazareth Bread and Mythos, but if you are downtown and want to experience a nice sit-down experience of a Greek meal from a restaurant that has stood the test of time, I would head to the Acropolis! It didn't compare to my sitting in my hotel room in Athens, staring at the real Acropolis on New Year's Eve, but I had an enjoyable lunch and very enjoyable company!

Tasty every time! Always a go to. Not sure if babe change or management changes will affect service…read moreor food style. Will revisit soon.

I'd heard some great things about this restaurant, so was very excited to try. The place itself is…read morevery nicely decorated. It is Egyptian but very nicely done. The menu is pretty simple and easy to follow. We ordered Chicken Shawarma on rice, Veggie Shawarma over rice, Spicy Chicken pita with hummus, and Mixed Shawarma over rice. Everything was good but nothing great. I thought the flavors were a little lacking. So even though I did like the food, it wasn't my favorite yet.

I at the Mad Max Grill on Monday, March 9 a little after Noon. This place has order at a counter…read moreand they bring your food. Really quick service. Greek décor and music gives this place a nice lively vibe. Lots of food options. I had the Athenian Giro pita. It was really filling an outstanding flavor! Would definitely come back.

Hello me mates. Went to the Angry Greek since I had forsaken them for quite a while. Meatball sub…read morefor me. Deliciousness to the taste buds. Wife got the vegetarian plate which she said was wonderful. Serving time for the food was normal, which is typically good. The setting was good with lots of people enjoying. If you want to dine angry, visit Mad Greek.

The food was delicious as it always is. We went on a Saturday afternoon and the menu featured…read morelunch, brunch and dinner choices. I would highly recommend Green Valley Grill.

I have always felt sort of lukewarm about Green Valley Grill. I had been there for lunch with…read moregirlfriends a few times and on a couple of dinner dates with my significant other, and I felt like it was the type of restaurant my grandmother would have taken the family for special occasions... it just never inspired me. I am happy to report that my last visit won me over... I now understand why so many people in Greensboro love this restaurant. It was a ridiculously cold night, and as soon as I walked in, the space looked and felt warm and inviting. I started with a cocktail, an espresso martini, and it was perfectly made. We ordered the crab dip for an appetizer, and the game changer was asking for crostini instead of the crackers they normally serve it with. I ordered the Panko crusted tuna served over wilted greens and polenta with a plum gastrique for my main dish. It was absolutely phenomenal. I loved it so much that I plan to go back within the next week or so to eat it again - it really was that delicious! My friend ordered a pasta dish which she also said was delicious. After this experience, I am definitely putting Green Valley Grill into my restaurant rotation.

Great fast food that doesn't taste like fast food! Also beautifully decorated interior that invokes…read morethe Mediterranean. Kind, quick service. The food is fast and delicious. The meat tasted fresh and the avgolemono soup was amazing. The fries weren't that great but everything else made up for the lack of taste. The dolmades were good too! I loved that they had self-serve fresh lemon available for the fresh iced tea.

I'm so glad that Mythos opened this location, as it is super convenient for my family. The service…read moreis fast and very friendly. The restaurant is very nice and clean on the inside. The food is great and they are full service after 4pm. We can't wait to come back again!

So my health went sideways over the past 2 years. Completely managed. Thankfully Zaytoon is one of…read morethe healthiest options in Greensboro. First off the whole family has worked there or works there. And the food and feel always comes off as warm and welcoming. Most importantly, the food you eat here is fresh, local, and whole. Absolutely minimal to no processing of ingredients. No brominated flours. No hydrogenated oils. Whole wheat-unbleached-unenriched. I wear a continuous glucose monitor for my blood measurements. If I tell you a full pita load and meal from Zaytoon doesn't even make it blip. Sit down and feel welcomed or take away and enjoy elsewhere-and know it's a really healthy choice! Top Recommednations!

Food here is good and the people are really cool. One of my go to places. 10 out of 10 would…read morerecommend.

The Taste of Troy should be called the Taste of Heaven, considering that eating their food takes…read moreyou to cloud 9! They set the standard for what all good Greek/Mediterranean food should be, with mouth-watering flavors, great presentation, and portion sizes. This is as Authentic as you can get, with both the spices and ingredients. Super friendly owners and folks that run that restaurant, always making you feel welcomed and appreciated, no matter what time of day you swing by. Never seen them not smile, now that I think about it. Nothing better than sitting outside in the sun with a friend and biting into their Gyros. I've been there plenty of times, and they never disappoint. Honestly can't say I've had a bad thing off of their menus. I don't believe in love at first sight, but when it comes to Taste of Troy's Food, I do!

Truly authentic Greek and Turkish style food at this mom and pop spot. In an unassuming strip mall,…read morethis restaurant has a small footprint, but they pack in all the flavor and love for an authentic experience. They actually have a vertical spit! Very hard to find a spot that cooks the gyro lamb in this authentic style. The lamb gyro was unbelievably flavorful. Meat fresh and tender, complex spices, homemade tzatziki, and a fresh pita to wrap up all that flavor. Also had a Meze sampler with dolmas, hummus, spanakopita, falafel and a side salad. Flavor bombs! My wife said the falafel was one of the best she's ever had. Fresh and crispy on the outside, with a soft and well spiced inside. And the dolmas...you know when you have one that has hard rice inside that is dry and bland? Well this is the exact opposite. Soft and tender rice, juicy and tasty. Last but not least, the owners went above and beyond while we were in there. She was tending to us and making sure everything was to our satisfaction. He was in the kitchen but checked on us, and made sure to acknowledge us on the way out. Pure love pours into their food, and spills over to the customers. Don't miss this one. It's worth it.

I love their salads however I'm not sure this salad is worth $11.99…read more It's very small. But the homemade dressings are awesome and my favorite is honey mustard. I've been coming to this restaurant since I was a teenager so it always evokes great memories.

Simply a good home-cooked Italian meal. Salad left a little bit to be desired, but the prime rib…read morewas exceptional and the burgers were huge. A little bit for everybody and the kids were happy well done. And our server was so efficient , friendly and on top of things.