Quaint place conveniently located near our hotel. Its location is on a quiet street you can watch…read morepeople walk by and not have to deal with tons of cars and people walking by. The chef came out and took our order and ensured we loved our meal. The food was very good and the service was fantastic.

Excellent Greek food! Absolutely the best tzatziki I have had in my lifetime. Gigante bean…read moreappetizer was also amazing as were the shrimp, chicken and steak entrees we had. Friendly service.

Really good, authentic Greek food in Paris. We didn't have reservations and they accommodated us…read moreright away for dinner. The zucchini and eggplant croquettes were amazing! Must try! The Saganaki was delicious as always. Delicious hummus and baba-ghanoush. Everything was fresh, especially the tabouleh and the menu's were in English which was very helpful for us as tourists. The wait staff didn't speak English very well, but we managed to get by. They were very friendly and polite. Cute little neighborhood/area it's located in. Had we gone a little earlier we would've explored more, but it got dark quick and most establishments including the patissiere near by, were already closed.

Cute find! A simple, nice restaurant for lunch at 7th Arr. Awesome, friendly, homey service…read more Authentic home cook Greek food. .

I had a rather delicious hot chocolate when we stopped here in the mall. My friend had a wonderful…read moretea with fresh mint. It was lovely just to stop here in the mall and savour some good beverages.

Very nice Greek and Cypriot food - we had the spanakopita and grilled vegetarian halloumi…read morewrap/sandwich. Super tasty, good portions, fair prices. You can't go wrong with anything on their menu. They also serve nespresso coffee and Greek pastries

Great Greek cuisine in the middle of Paris. Very delicious…read moreplates for fair price. Calamari in tomato souce is outstanding!!!

Oui oui! Excellent food & service! Bo & his team were great. Attentive & comedic. If you're in the…read moremood for Greek, a standout choice! Salut'!

An incredibly delicious greek restaurant in france! I am so happy to have found this gem during my…read moretrip. Although the menus are not in english and this is a heavily local spot, you can guess the type of gyros they have. The chicken is marinated and absolutely delicious, no joke it's better than in America. The pita is so fluffy and light, i loved it. I must finish with the fries that were insane, i couldve had 3 orders!

We happened upon this place after missing our stop from the bus. I'm so glad we're did. The service…read morewas great. Food was hot and fresh. Highly recommend

We are now regulars. Family run and wonderful food from Crete Greece. We love their imported olive…read moreoil!! And their lamb is the best.

This place is HEAVEN…read more If I didn't have to count service, they'd get 5 stars. We were really hungry and so excited to find this establishment. Everything looked so amazing, we really had a hard time deciding what to get. Tomato, Onion, Cucumber & Feta Salad (Two Orders) Octopus Salad Vegetarian Stuffed Eggplant Spinach Puff Pastry Stuffed Squid My favorite was the octopus salad, feta cheese salad and vegetarian stuffed eggplant. Everything had really great fresh flavor. The stuffed squid was good, but had more rice filling than I prefer. The spinach puff pastry would be best served right out of the oven, but it had been sitting out for awhile. In addition to prepared foods and salads, they also have grocer items, olives, cheeses and a variety of nuts and bulk items. The prices are based on weight. Overall reasonable since the quality is good. The reason I wasn't pleased with the service is for the following reasons: 1. The employee was very cold immediately upon walking in. 2. Our non-French friend who is currently residing in France, married to a French native and has been learning the language for some time interpreted for us and did all the ordering. The employee was a little critical of how she pronounced things and it really irked me. Also, our friend called the spinach cheese puff pastry (which we are familiar with it being Spanakopita) and she corrected us in a very rude way. 3. The shop was not closed, nor was it going to be closed anytime soon. They have several tables in the back dining room. Nothing fancy, just basic tables and chairs. She wouldn't allow us to sit at the tables to eat our food. She said it was only for "lunch" and at this point it was a little past lunch. Like 2ish. We found this a little odd since no one was occupying the tables. So instead we had to walk around the neighborhood with our bags of food until we could find a bench or table to sit at. Also silly, because we ended up spending so much here. If, I am ever in the area again. I would love to be able to try their spicy octopus salad. I regretted not getting it this time around!

Try the pizza here for gerat taste and value in a charming spot. it was amazing and worth itread more

Pizza is quite large- recommend sharing with one person. Not sure where we were supposed to get…read moreutensils or napkins as they were not on the table, nor were they brought to us. Fast service when you order from the QR code but not much after the fact. Music was crazy loud - they had live singers. We rushed to leave because the volume was so high. Great price on house wine, though- I got 2 glasses for 6€. Typical chain food.

Tasy fresh high quality meats wrapped in traditional greek souvlaik pit(flat pita)…read morelocation is'nt so easy to find .a good place for a quik healthier option .

I am not from France and I am sure there are protocols that I am unaware of. I am a huge advocate…read moreof restaurants and promoting their businesses on Yelp and other traveller apps. As I was washing clothes across the street for an hour I had observed the employees standing on the sidewalks waiting for customers as it was noon and no one was there. I had just ate a large brunch elsewhere and decided this would be a good time to have a dessert while I waited on my clothes. I went in and was not greeted but asked what I wanted. Then asked if I was going to eat dinner. I stated no, but I explained I was there to have one of their desserts (10.00 euros) and was going to order a coke (5.00 euros). I was told I was not welcomed there that this was a restaurant and not a cafe. She was not nice at all. It was apparent I spoke zero French, but her English was just fine. I suppose 15 euros minimum is chump change but being polite goes a long way. Btw I've waited another hour for my clothing and they still have zero customers....... Possibly it was luck that got me out of the door.