Lovely Greek restaurant with my service. We got an assortment of starters, and one main course to…read moreshare between us. The Spinach Pies and Stuffed Peppers were worthy of going back there again. Advance was Mediterranean with Greek music playing in the background.

The chicken was so good! Unfortunately the gyro was not what I expected - it comes deconstructed…read more And you have to order the pita and tzatziki sauce separately. So the gyro really is just the chicken and the pickled vegetables. Adds up!

My daughter attends school just down the street and every day I drive by Fresh Greek. I haven't had…read moreGreek since moving here, and I have wanted to come for lunch for quite some time. I am glad that I did. :) The interior is clean, new, and maintained. The color scheme instantly brightened my mood on a cold, rainy day in January. The staff were all very friendly our meal was made super fast. I opted for a platter since I didn't need so much bread, but it still came with two slices of THE most delicious pita I have ever had! Sooooo good!!!! The tzatziki is tasty and the fries are the best I've had here. The drinks are all bottled, and there is no table service. But this was a lunch winner for sure. I don't usually like a place enough to come again, but I will be back to Fresh Greek. Well done!

I got a chicken gyro and I know this isn't Greece but we thought they'd be more authentic here than…read moreback home since we were at least closer to Greece. The sandwich lacked flavor. Like the chicken just tasted like chicken? They didn't have any hot sauce to add to it either.

Although this place has a very good and tasty menu, it is impossible to purchase a gift card or pay…read morefrom another account/card than a Czech one. Customer service/owner was quite a bit curt with me and didn't seem to care for the 4000 czk business I wanted to gift to my family and made it impossible for an international transfer that ended up costing me over $30 just to have my payment bounced. At this time and age I would think business would be more up-to-date, proactive and welcoming to foreign business/transactions and tried harder to have/keep customers coming back.

Wonderful quaint Greek restaurant nestled in a quiet neighbourhood with the birds singing. Sitting…read moreoutside felt like I was in a woodland park, that was until the rain came down and I had to move inside. I was very pleased with the service. My waitress was very friendly and engaged with a focus to make sure I was happy with everything. I had the red house wine which was not too bad. Dry with a reasonable depth of flavour. For an appetizer I had the tadzhiki. It had a nice flavour but was mild on the garlic. Only comment was I was a bit surprised they charged me for a side of pita bread (which was nice, fresh and lightly toasted). How else is one supposed to eat tadzhiki without pita? The moussaka was okay. Not overly hot and I felt the meat was a bit dry. They have big chunks of potatoes cooked in and I would cook them a bit more. Not sure if potatoes can be al dente but there definitely had that texture like pasta that is undercooked by a minute or so. Nice flavour aside from the previous comments. Huge plate, medium size moussaka and nothing else on the plate but for a small pile of tadzhiki. Surprised they didn't add a little side salad, but considering they charge for the pita with the tzadzhiki, I guess I shouldn't be. I liked the atmosphere and the service. Not sure though if I would go back

Best gyros in town…read more I can only speak to their gyro wrap- I've gotten it so many times and every time it is delicious. They make them like they do in Greece with fries inside the wrap. The Gyro: Hot, soft, fluffy pita. Perfectly seasoned meat roasted on the spit shaved into bite size pieces. The meat is extremely tender and juicy, don't expect dry shavings like you'll find at many doner kebab places. No, this meat is perfection on its own. Thick, tzatziki sauce. Thinly sliced sharp red onion. Tomato. Hot seasoned fries. All for 99kc. Compared to Athens, it is a bit pricey since you can find gyros usually for about $2-3. Compared to Pragues other doner kebab places, it's just a little bit more.. but I think the quality of the food is excellent and worth the price. Hah and of course compared to American prices it's just insanely cheap.. It's definitely a takeaway place though there is one small table. They have a large menu of other Greek specialties, though I cant bring myself to try something other than their gyro- it's just so good! For drinks, they have some sodas, beers, Greek wine and spirits. Come here for the gyros. You won't be disappointed. Actually, no, if you don't want to ruin yourself for other gyros then stay far away. I'll really miss this place when I'm gone.

Large Greek salad was a small portion. Fries - I did not like, it had spicies (paprika?) on it…read more Delivery charge was 50Kc although delivery was to an address that is max 1km. The restaurant guy was giving me an attitute that they do not normally deliver just one meal. Hey guess what? I will not spend my money with you guys ever again.

I got a a pita sandwich for 80 czk and it was hot, fresh and pack filled with meat! The meat was…read morereally tasty, and salty but hey, its a gyros! The pita bread was soft and warm and it was easy to eat, not chewy like some other pita bread I've had before. You can get this in a combo with a drink and fries for 119 czk but be aware that the drink is only 300 mls so it is pretty small. This was a great affordable meal and would definitely eat here again. English of the staff member was limited but you can get by.

Went here for lunch with a friend who loves greek food. Personally? I have had better greek food in…read moremy time. I got an entree plate, with chicken, fries and a small vegetable portion. For the money I was not impressed with the amount of food (with no drink) was 135 crowns. Also 1/4 of my chicken was fat, not even meat. The fries were basically mcdonalds. The vegetables were cucumber and some lettuce. Random question regarding this place : Do any other people (specifically Americans) feel that they should have hummus here? I asked and the girl told me this is arabic food. WTF. I know many other greek places that make multiple types of hummus, even if she is right and they are arabic who cares??? I wanted some real greek food and this was surely not the spot.