What a great hidden gem in cocoa beach! We had the gyro hummus and chicken schwarma. Both were very…read morelarge portions, excellent quality and so very good. We will be back. Highly recommend!

In these cold, dark times nothing soothes the bones like chicken soup and these guys make THE BEST…read moreANYWHERE!! The restaurant is quite big since they expanded a few years ago and can accommodate large dinner parties. The food is made fresh and authentically. The servers are pleasant and friendly and generally prompt. Now that I've included all that fluff, let's go back to the SOUP. It's rich and tangy and full of chicken, rice, vegetables, herbs, and Lebanese spices. It's honestly perfect. If you're bones have yet to warm up from the last cold front, try this scrumptious soup

The new location was quietly opened on 11/19/2025 - thank you Olive Tree Greek Grill for finally…read moregiving the city a restaurant that has enough seats where many can sit and enjoy the fresh air, in just about every configuration one could need. It was inspired by the experience of coming upon and through the components of a Greek village and eventually making it into the big city of Athens. You can definitely feel that, but especially in the evening. The quality of the food and the space in which it is prepared and served in, are now commensurate. If you liked their family recipes from the original Old Olive Tree sit-down restaurant in Long Island, which were tweaked only slightly for the fast-casual The Avenue Viera location in Florida - then you should love how their new executive chef - Chef Andres, and his team, with their new equipment, have refined them with the family even more. Old favorites, and new dishes coming soon. The Beer & Wine of their original location has expanded into a full bar with robust beer & wine options. And...when the fine-dining restaurant opens upstairs, that will be next level - as the chef consultant from Greece has a 2* Michelin pedigree and Chef Andres (who also has a DC Michelin-level pedigree) studied with him in Athens last year to develop the new menu. I've been blessed to work on projects with Michelin chefs, we are very lucky to have that level of talent in Brevard again. The mixologist Tori has been concocting some amazing creations and sourcing brilliant spirits from Greece to build them. I can see drinks on the lawn being a popular thing there. It has its own 'entrance' so will be perfect for private events as well. And there will be the Greek bakaliko Market too - with beautiful products sourced from the familial homeland. Viera is lucky to have this and other new venues. For years we have come from Beachside south, and I know people that make the drive from south of Palm Bay and Vero Beach. To the north, from Titusville. Prices have always been fair for the quality of ingredients and the portions. I have never walked away hungry, ever. I personally am not bothered by the card processing fees if I choose to use a card. These card processing fees are exorbitant to the merchant, and although they too do not like them, they are to be expected nowadays to be passed on. Some of the POS systems embed them in your bill and others line-item them. This new system is line-iteming them, so I don't fault the restaurant for that. I am willing to pay a little extra for an outside seat and a pleasant space, as opposed to being claustrophobic. And the service? The staff has been increased greatly with additional front-of-house staff being added into the mix. We are always greeted by name when we go, and if it's someone we don't know, we are greeted with a smile. You can tell that the staff love their new environs. Robots speaking Greek with English translations replaced runners - and the runners were then retrained as attendants in the dining room, counter and expo. Total upgrade for everyone. It's quite pleasant having a dining attendant as opposed to a server. They never made you feel rushed but always made sure discreetly that you had what you needed. Very interesting way to reinvent fast-casual! If you don't enjoy the place, even just nursing a frappe and eating your way through layers of baklava, or you're enjoying one of Tori's cocktails with some delicious mezethes - you are really missing out! Kali Orexi!

I didn't get pictures of this place cause it was kind of on a whim to stop here. However, the food…read morewas well proportioned and very tasty. I got the chicken dinner with Tazaki and rice. Service was good and the people were nice. It's in a really nice outdoor demolish type environment and the ambience is nice surrounding. Whatever is lacking from the side of a fast food place makes up in the deliciousness of the food and the amount they give you. One plate can definitely feed two people

Very nice little greek place with a room available for things like bridal showers, etc…read more Very friendly staff comes by often to see how I'm doing. Unsweet tea was nice and strong I have a twenty one dollar greek sampler, and it was very nice. It came with grape leaves, souvlaki, spinach pie, small greek slalad, pita bread, and something that I always mispronounce, but it looked like Greek lasagna. I took half of it home as it was too much to eat. I paid another $1.75 for a small side of homemade taziki sauce Overall a nice quiet experience. The sign says they've been here since nineteen ninety six, so it is definitely worth a try

I love good Greek Food and actually make lamb Dolmades, lemon sauce, hummus, pita bread and…read morespanakopita from scratch. It is nice, however, to have someone else do all the work occasionally. This is not the place, sadly. I had such high hopes, but nothing stood out as good. The food was greasy, not hot, etc. Little flavor - nothing worth having again. Service was ok, but not stellar.

The dish features the usual suspects (romaine, diced tomatoes, cucumbers, kalamata olives, red…read moreonion, and a savory Zachary house dressing **** but you can add chicken for protein or spice things up with more banana peppers. This BLT has crispy bacon, crisp lettuce, juicy tomatoes, and pillowy white bread. It's the perfect combination. Sweet, salty, and savory- ENJOY! Thanks again Randi - she was an amazing server !

Zach hooked it up at this location for my family and I yesterday. The chef is cooking up some Greek…read moreclassics back there. I had one bite of the Greek Salad and I was instantly transported to Athens, Greece. I was honestly panicked because I didn't have my passport, but luckily it was just a metaphor and I was still in Florida. Anyway, highly recommend going to this place at least 3 times while you're in town.

First, let me explain my choice of three stars. To me, it means just average…read more We stopped by for lunch after an appointment in Ormond. The service was a solid okay. Not horrible, not great. I liked the ambiance and had high hopes that the food would be something I would want to come back to again and again. I had the Greek gyro platter, because I love gyro meat and it's a good test dish. The tzatziki was good, they gyro pretty average and could have been a lot hotter. I was excited to see Greek peas on the menu, but they were quite bland with no discernible seasoning and could have been hotter too. My husband had a falafel sandwich. He thought the falafel itself was pretty good but felt the same way about the peas. Not sure that we feel comfortable coming back and trying the octopus and lamb chops. The high point of the meal was being offered a to go cup of Diet Coke.

Today my wife and I decided to have some lunch while at this plaza. This is the only restaurant…read morewhich was fine as I have eaten here before and loved it. First when walking in I always remember when this was a Holliday House. They have changed much regarding the atmosphere but kept the layout. The previous buffet layout is used for their Su day brunch buffet. We were sat a a table by a very pleasant young man and then meet our server Nico who was wonderful. He will explain any and all Greek food if you are confused at all. He did this several times with many new patrons arrived at other tables. Started with the Greek coffee - very good. My wife had a burger with Greek green beans but I had the Gyro platter with the lemon potatoes and Greek peas . Plenty of food and delicious . A pleasure to visit. Delicious food Fun ambiance

Santorini Greek restaurant is one of our favorites! We rarely add new places to our "regular dining…read moreexperiences" however, Santorini has quickly become one of our go-to restaurants in downtown. We often get the octopus appetizer because it is tender. It is fresh and it is perfectly balanced. Octopus is a dish that requires quite a bit of finesse and preparing and Santorini? They do it very well! Most all of their dishes are prepared in the traditional Greek way, which we adore every time we dine there it transports us to the Greek Isles. This dining gem is not to be missed when you're in DeLand.

I'm super critical when it comes to Greek food as I grew up eating it. Everything we had at this…read moreplace is excellent. We started with the skordalia, tzatziki, and hummus as well as the calamari. It disappeared quickly - too fast for photos, in fact. The dolmades were quite good, though I detected a bit of (I think?) dill that I don't usually use. The avgolemono sauce was so good. The spinach and feta stuffed chicken was really tasty, as were the Horta and the roasted potatoes. My sons loves their gyro and steak, too. We were too full for dessert but look forward to dining here again when we are passing through!

Absolutely nothing wrong with Kelsey's. I'm glad that we ate here after our beach trip…read more The allure is to want to eat at one of the restaurants that's by the water, which is fine, but I have to say; Kelsey's was good. Everything we ordered tasted great. The Greek salad was fresh and loaded with plentiful toppings. I liked that they shred the lettuce finely, and that house made dressing was *chefs kiss* wonderful. I ordered a bowl of the clam chowder and honestly, that has to be top 3 clam chowder's I've had, and that's saying a lot considering I've had a lot of clam chowder up in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. That soup did not come out of a can; it tasted homemade and really delicious. I'd definitely have that again, no questions asked. I was surprised to find that the pizza is Greek style, we ordered a small cheese, and it was great! They're not stingy with the cheese that's for sure. Service was great, and the food came out in a timely fashion. I'm definitely going to bring my family here when they come to visit.

While the food was good this place was loud and the theme confusing. I got the pizza which was…read moredecent. Our server was great but everything took a long time to appear. My daughter got the chicken Alfredo which we ended up sending back because it tasted like cleaning supplies, she opted for the plain spaghetti instead which was much better

I was amazed at how 2 people could run the front of the house as well as I witnessed last Friday…read morenight. Hayden was amazing and super polite. They have some of the best hummus in town. I also really enjoyed my gyro.

I tried their signature sandwich and was not disappointed Delicious fried fish with all the…read moretrimmings

Maybe the most 5 star review I've ever written…read more This restaurant is small but mighty. The service was family like, I felt like I had been welcomed into a Greek family! The chef even came out and checked in part way through our meal. At one point there were no seats for new guests so others who were just socializing got up to make space (in a family sort of way not at annoyed sort of way) The food was so good, super fresh, super amazing flavors. Just wonderful. Everything I ate I want to eat again and again. Honestly can't wait to go back!

I like Zorbas. The food is good. It's not mind-blowing, but tasty enough…read more I wasn't particularly fond of the rice. It wasn't what I'm used to eating or making when it comes to Greek rice. The meatballs were tasty and tender. The tzatziki and pita were good. The potatoes were also decent. The dolmades were my favorite part of the meal. They have Greek soda (pop) as well. All in all, a good experience.