I came here based on the recommendation from some of my colleagues. The prices were reasonable and…read morethe portions were very large. I ordered a gyros plate. It came with a vinegar based cole slaw, French fries and tzaziki sauce. All for 10.50 Euro. The meat was moist and perfect. The French fries were wonderful and not greasy at all. The menu has something that will please everyone. In addition to Greek food, they also offer a great selection of German food. Everything was very fresh. I would highly recommend this place if you are looking for great food at a great price.

This was a very busy time in the city, being Christmas, and we selected this place because we did…read morenot want to queue for hours in the Altstadt, and this is just out of the centre. Whilst it was busy at 7.30pm, we did get a table, but by 8.30pm it was completely full. The food was really good. Olives & dolmakadia to start, both full of flavour. The lamb kebabs were lean and tender. The daily special of lamb with spinach and cheese was unusual and tasty. We had a bottle of Cretian red wine which was excellent. Possibly the atmosphere could be improved without Jerry Springer on the TV but it was turned off as the place filled up. The cost with 2 coffees at 55EUR represented good value.

I ended up here "by exident". I initially wanted to go to a Greek restaurant arround the corner,…read morebut they opened only at 17h. However, Sankt Suitbertus... I am not sure what it really is... a typical Düsseldorf brewery (because of the name)... the pub arround the corner... a Greek restaurant... ???? Well, I prefer somehow, if the guest can directly figure out what place they enter... Let's see: we had an early dinner there. The Alt beer was great and on tap. The food is mainly Greek, but you can also have German stuff. On the table next to us, it looked like the neighborhood was meeting. So all in all, you'll find a little bit of everything. The service was great and the food delicous (Greek). I really enjoyed it. At the end the obligatory Ouzo was served, so I conclude: Its a Greek place! And not a bad one.