Needed to kill some time and wanted breakfast so I drove north to Kirkland to find what I thought was going to be an awesome Greek breakfast place. The restaurant itself is fine - not dirty (so bonus points there). I ordered the eggs karkinagari because I LOVE a goods eggs benedict. The muffins was good, the meat was barely there (and had no taste), the tomato seemed old, the egg perfectly poached and the sauce with feta on top was very good. Hash browns were cold on the inside....My server was initially fast but once she dropped off my food I never saw her again til I flagged her down to get my check (and there were only 3 other tables - 1 being employees, at 8am) The portions were really small and it was EXPENSIVE (with no drink, tax and tip it was $18!!!). Definitely will never come back..... read more

I have eaten at George's several times. My favorite is the greek sausage and eggs breakfast. They also have a baklava pancake, which is wonderful, and will give you a great food coma. The staff are very friendly and fast. They really take care of you well there. They have just completed a remodel that gives more room and it's a nice feel to the place. I'll be back on my next trip to Seattle. read more

George's is the best family-friendly restaurant in Kirkland. Consistently good food & huge portions. My personal favorites are the Corinthian Omelet & the Santorini Grinder. Their burgers, fries, & milkshakes are pretty solid too. Props to the staff, especially Rodrigo & Erika for always providing great service. Their daily joy is contagious. :-D Tips: Park in the free garage near the library. There may be a 20-30 minute wait for weekend brunch, which is not long compared to other places, especially in warmer weather. The rush seems to slow down a little after 12:30pm. read more

It's a solid greasy spoon, featuring all the diner classics in a basic diner environment. I stopped here for brunch during a Seahawks game, and it was packed with Fans cheering the team, watching the game on one of the numerous screens - no problem seeing no matter where you are! We were seated right away and the server was attentive and quick, never rushing, but glancing in to make sure we had what we wanted and seemed happy. The food at breakfast has some imaginative offerings, but this is straight diner food. I had French toast; it was fine. I was a little bummed that the strawberries on top were canned rather than fresh, but the bacon on the side was good, thick, meaty strips - and lots of them. So, it evens out. The atmosphere was fun and friendly during our visit - we left full and cheerful, so even though the Hawks lost, I call it a win. read more

Eatable dishes but not very satisfying. Do yourself a favor and skip out on the gyro meat. Imagine if you took a sausage link and flat ironed it. That's the gyro meat for ya. read more

This seems like the popular place in Kirkland. I had a pretty decent chicken gyro and lemon chicken rice soup. You get a lot of gyro for what you pay for, and I thought the tzazaki sauce was pretty good. As decent as it was, there are other gyro places around me that are better, and I wouldn't go out of my way for this place. Zipzap Zubidy Bop! read more

I stopped in here today for my annual disappointment. I like to try them out once a year because I dig the Eggs karkinarkarrari (ya, i don't know how to spell it). The food is consistently good. The service is consistently horrid. I would say the food and location justify the couple bucks more you pay per plate. I don't blame the staff, I blame the inept management. They clearly don't care about their user reviews as its noted over and over and over again. They had one person on staff this morning to serve, bus, and seat people. Bummer because the food is always spot on. Oh well, see ya in 2015 George's! Maybe you guys can hire a grown up you're not related too to manage the joint. read more

I had the best breakfast there this past weekend! I got the farmhouse omelet with a side of toast and tomato. Perfection! I also stole some tzatziki sauce from my sister and slathered it on my breakfast and it was the perfect addition. I even gave a little to her daughter who then made the best what is this i love it face...she is 5 months and likes her food! Probably gave her the rhia but whatev's i don't have to change the diaper! Oh and the staff is really nice! read more

I have been going here, at least once a week for the past few months. I always have the same type of thing, breakfast. And damn is it good. I know it is a Greek restaurant but it has some of the best breakfasts around and no matter the time of day I go, I always get breakfast. I get either the Bacon and Eggs or Ham and Eggs with choice of Hash-browns or fruit, and your choice of various types of toast. I never get tired of it. In fact, if you head there around lunch time during the week, there is a good chance you will see me enjoying a delicious breakfast with some of my co-workers. Also, they just remodeled the place with new paint, booths and TVs. Looks very nice now and they always have sports playing on the TVs. This place has the feel of a family restaurant, ... in fact, if you sit at the bar you can see George himself cooking up your tasty meal. Other people I have gone with have liked the Greek food as well. You get good food at good prices. What more could you ask for? It's like a Greek version of Shari's or Denny's, but more comfortable, better food, and better service. If you are ever in the neighborhood, you should definitely head by George's Place. read more

I would LOVE to give this place a higher rating, but the truly awful service prevents me from even enjoying the food. My boyfriend and I have been here twice. I am always on the search for great eggs benedict and came here to try the eggs karkinagri. Well it lived up to its reviews. I LOVE the eggs karkinagri, it's probably my favorite version of eggs benedict that i've ever tasted. Gyro meat, poached eggs, tsatziki hollandaise, toasty biscuits... yummmm. This dish is the only reason we've come here twice. But it's going to be hard to convince the boyfriend to return to George's after two horrible experiences in a row. This place has the worst service I've ever received at any restaurant in my entire life. And that's saying quite a lot. I wish they'd just make it self-service. Both visits we had to wait forever for a server to even acknowledge us. Drinks never get refilled unless you're fortunate enough to get someone's attention. The most that happens is that someone takes your order and someone brings you your food. And even that takes FOREVER. It's not like we went during busy times either, so I have no idea what's going on with their staff. The girl who fills the water was basically walking around with a pitcher of water in a daze, without really filling anyone's water. I don't understand how a restaurant could possibly have such bad service. The first visit, my bf's c omelet was missing the first listed ingredient from the menu - gyro meat. I kept trying to get him to send it back, but he didn't want to wait another half hour for his food. The second visit, his food came out correctly, but it still wasn't very good. He describes it as a bunch of chopped up ingredients wrapped in dry egg. It's pretty small too. This time, we had to wait until after we both finished eating for him to receive his toast after asking about it twice. I really wish this was just a self-service restaurant just so I can enjoy my Eggs Karkinagri without wanting to scream out complaints. read more

Great breakfast spot in Kirkland and a yummy change up from Hector's. You can actually get Gyro meat on your eggs, and I did, yummm!!!! Good luck with parking, but once you get in get excited they have tasty food! read more

the village om is pretty darn good. I don't usually like omelets 'coz i like dipping my toast in soft gooey yolk but i had that yesterday so i wanted something different. lots of freshly cut zuchinni, tomatoes, onions, sausages.... just filled! Tasty. definitely an above average omelet. I would have given it four stars - yes based on one visit and on one dish if not for the slow service and place being very under-staffed. i know this isn't the first sunday they're serving breakfast so they should know it'll be crowded on a sunday morning at about 11am. there were at least four open tables - yes, cleaned with silverware - but they couldn't even serve the food fast enough, never mind seat people; there was a bloody line outside!!! ridiculous! so i would totally go back 'coz the food is good... but i just wished they would do something about the service... OH i also wish the people working the tables would smile a little!! read more

George's used to be a Greek place and was half this size. Now, it's about double the size, cleaner and not exclusively greek. My breakfast was a solid 2.5 star and the have fair omelets with lots of butter. The service was beyond bad....maybe "bad service combined with dementia" is an accurate portrayal. 4 of us had breakfast here. All 4 orders were incorrect and the service was really slow. 2 people came late and were given lunch menus at breakfast. An honest mistake, except the server collected the incorrect menus and forgot to replace these. Oops. This wasn't horrible, but I can do without returning. Best part of the breakfast was watching people parallel park. read more

Went here for lunch and I got a cheeseburger. The burger was ok, the bun was dry and crunchy, their were pickles stuck to the bottom of the burger, big chunky Spanish onion on top of my burger and hardly any cheese. Over all the onion overtook the taste of anything on the burger so I only got a mouthful of onion. The chips were very salty but I got a good portion of them. But for the price it was good. We weren't waiting too long for our food and it was pretty cheap for what we got. read more

It was a beautiful Sunday morning in Kirkland and the family and I wanted to go for breakfast. I thought I had heard something about George's place in downtown Kirkland. I thought they only had lunch and dinner, but once again I was wrong. Breakfast indeed they did have. We rolled on down the hill and was very surprised to see people lined up out of the door and waiting around outside. No appetizers or hot coffee like the place up the street but why not wait and see what the food is like. Once seated the waitress came to visit and dropped off our menus and asked if we wanted coffee and off she went. A while later once they found out who was really supposed to bring us the coffee, the coffee arrived and she took our order. Myself the Olympic Omelet sounded terrific. How could you lose with Gyro meat, pepperoncinis, Kalmata olives and Feta cheese. When the order came WOW. The omelet was fantastic, the hash browns were done the way hash browns were supposed to be crispy on the outside and moist and fluffy on the inside. The rest of the family enjoyed their food also and it seemed like everyone else was also enjoying their meals also. After eating breakfast at George's, I definitely see why people wait outside for a great place to visit on a Sunday morning. read more

SO impressed with the service (and food!) at this place! Went for the first time with my husband today, and he ordered a half of a sandwich (such a huge portion!), and I ordered a half order of French toast. The food was incredible, and our server Jackie went above and beyond for us. We will be back again for sure, and can't wait to try more things on the menu! Incredible customer service is hard to find these days, and I was so thankful for our experience with Jackie today! read more

The food here is pretty good, but it's noisy and crowded. It's a nice enough place to stop after walking the waterfront.

I'm not going to say "don't go here," but I am going to say I'm probably not coming back. The food was good but I wasn't moved enough to override the bad waitress experience I had. We had a bit of a wait before being seated but it was faster than we expected. The hostess was pleasant and on her game. The gal who took our drink orders was pleasant and quick to return with drinks. Our waitress, Roselle, I think, was snooty and acted like we were the most annoying customers to enter that restaurant all day. I'd like to say that I'm very polite, patient, and friendly. I like to make sure the wait staff knows I do not intend on being in any way difficult or unpleasant. I ordered my eggs benedict hard poached and my boyfriend had the Olympic omelet. He very much liked his omelet and I liked the eggs benedict. I'd like to say that the cooks did make my eggs benedict hard poached and perfect. I appreciate that. It did take forever for our meal to come out. We only got two coffee refills and the cups were empty before they happened. When we left, the waitress had my check in her hand and a calculator. It looked as though she was calculating the percentage. (15% only because I know the waitstaff tips the hostess, kitchen and all who help and I didn't want to short change the better staff). read more

Go there for happy hour (4-7:30 pm). My friend and I went there on a Saturday night around 5:30, and the place was not yet busy. That was a great sign. Also, the appetizers are half off, but their appetizers are like entrees! My friend and I split the fries and ordered the gyro plate. The fries were served on a huge plate, on top of some green lettuce and sprinkled with a LOT of feta cheese. I had the shake the feta off! The gyros were good, but they don't substitute the beef&lamb meat for anything else. I asked for chicken instead, but no go. Weirdly, the food came in a way that we had to put the gyro together ourselves. This was not the case with the Continental on the Ave in the University District, where they had the gyros all made up. Maybe that's why they were half off during happy hour? The chefs probably got a little too happy not having to put the gyro together. The waiter service was sub-par. For one, the waiter assumed that my friend and I were 21. Second, the professionalism was not top notch. We had to go up to the register to pay because he didn't come give us our checks. Granted, my friend and I got a while to talk, but we would've liked to get our checks first. Finally, the waiter's humor didn't quite hit us punctually because when we asked him to split the bill down the middle, he said, "The total is $16, so $8 a piece. I gave you my employee discount...or maybe it was happy hour. It was happy hour." Ha ha ha. Not so much. I'd go back, but I'd try Santorini's Grill first (they've been closed the two times I've tried to go there._ read more

SO TASTY! I've only gone here for brunch several times, but I LOVE the fact that it's a mix of Mediterranean and breakfast. Gyros for breakfast? Yes, please! Very tasty and a large menu. This place is super busy for weekend brunch so make sure to get there early or plan ahead. Definitely worth the wait. During the week, I didn't see it nearly as busy as the weekend. Things I've ordered: Two Egg Breakfast Gyro Strips and Eggs Village Omelet read more

The fast -foodie fusion of American and Greek is a great idea, thumbs up for the eclectic selection. So even if it is good old omelet, get set for a Mediterranean twist. Husband took me out for a hearty breakfast on a Saturday and I must say it was a humble meal. I ordered Baklava pancake- nicely done- up with honey, sprinkle of walnuts and cinnamon. Taking one star away for tardy seating on Saturday morning though service was quick for hungry hippos like us. Updating the review after terrible service and food at lunch. I could not digest their beef and mushroom burger. It was very greasy and bold for me. Also, they should let their guests know on the menu about their juice refill policy. read more

I've had delivery service from George's many times and their food is excellent. Omelets are amazing! Fresh food, packaged well when delivered. I will order from here again most definitely! read more

I've been coming to George's for roughly 15 years, maybe longer. We have been disappointed a lot lately, come to find out it has a newer owner. Being we have been coming since George was there we know what to expect food wise. The food is a lot less and the prices have nearly doubled. I don't mind inflation, but the quality of the dishes has declined. It's unfortunate because we come nearly every weekend. I have waited to leave a review in hopes that it would get better but it has not. Time to find a new breakfast place. read more

I've been here twice and have been underwhelmed both times - once for weekend brunch, another time for dinner. Brunch It was jam-packed on a weekend around noon! Got a booth without too much waiting, but once we sat down it took forever to place our order. As in, we were starving but thought about walking out and starting over somewhere else. You can't change omelets to scrambles on weekends, just a warning. My omelet was ok, my boyfriend didn't think much of the biscuits and gravy (but then again, he's used to southern, which is apparently a whole different ballgame). Dinner (in the fall) Lacking a TV, we were desperate for somewhere showing the presidential debates - definite kudos for having it playing. We sat at the bar and ordered dinner. Not a ton of vegetarian options if you don't like sandwiches. My baked ravioli was bland. Won't be going again. read more

Typically, their breakfast meals like their Greek omelettes are fabulous. However, I just got back from having dinner there and paid $14.99 for the gyro platter. A huge 20" plate with a puny gyro - four slivers of lamb - and a very small side salad. I could have gone to Gyro World for half the price and been satisfied. One waitress on duty and 20 plus tables. Not going back there for dinner. read more

Went to Georges place for breakfast. The place was fairly busy, but not overwhelmed like some Sundays. We got seated immediately. The first time I came here it was a pizza place, but over the years it has (de)evolved to breakfast and Grinders. I had the Corinthian Omelet, with Gyro meat, tomato, green pepper, feta and Tzatziki sauce; hash browns and the whole wheat toast. It was tasty, but could have used a bit more feta. The hash browns were crispy on the outside and still semi juicy in the middle. The whole wheat toast was fancier whole wheat with sunflower seeds embedded in it. My wife had the Strawberry Plate with a waffle, whipped cream, 2 eggs and bacon. The bacon was tasty (I sampled that!) The strawberries while not fresh, I was told they were passable. Our waiter was attentive and fast, considering how busy they were. Although, an impatient guy (who came in after us) came up to him when he was starting to take our order and said some unkind words about having sat there a bit without his order being taken. We were watching our waiter and thought he was moving really fast. They get 4 stars for the food and service. Even though our waiter didn't mmanhandle our foods, like his coworkers did their orders. One young woman kept poking the stuff on the plates and using her bear hands on the toast. It looks like it is time for an informational visit from the Health Department on use of gloves with ready to eat foods. Our waiter just used the sanitizing rag sitting on the spare table in our area to wipe the tables down with - Looks like another health department informational visit! Well since I am falling asleep on my keyboard, it must be time to go to sleep! read more

Gabby, Gabby, Gabby!! Gabby is the best server by far at Georges, you're in for treat if you're fortunate enough to be waited on by her. So, for some reason both my girlfriend and I dreamt about pancakes the night before and with George's is fast becoming my favorite Saturday morning breakfast spot, we came in and sat right down (no waiting for a table) at the breakfast bar in the main dining area. I love sitting there, it reminds me of the kitchen table at Bepo's because it's noisy, full of life and colorful characters. This time around I didn't go with pancakes and instead got the Karkinagri eggs benedict. OMG, awesome! Our server was Sanna, nothing outstanding about her- she didn't even check on us once after we got fed. Gabby on the otherhand did, even though she didn't have to. I noticed that when some customers sitting at tables were waiting a long time she was calling out to her coworkers to be sure they got to them ASAP. A true leader is Gabby- that's why she got the bulk of my tip. read more

For some reason, there aren't a lot of breakfast choices in Kirkland. There's the Original Pancake House... and George's (and Blu Water on the weekends). Some people have complained about the remodel, but I actually like it. I certainly appreciated the run-down, quaintness of the old George's, but the new George's is a heck of a lot more comfortable (except the old, dilapidated booths they left on the west side). Most of the grumpy greek waitresses are still there, too. Since the remodel, George's is now open pretty late; however, I've never actually been in for anything other than breakfast. Many of their breakfast plates are greek-inspired (like my favorite, the gyro-style Corinthian Omelette). Everything about George's (the food, the service, the ambiance, etc) is nothing incredibly special, but it's definitely a welcomed change from the Pancake House. read more

The food here is amazing but the service is slow. Been here a few times. Prices really went up and the menus don't make sense. Why does a cup of soup cost the exact same as a bowl of soup? I remember the first thing I got here was a soup/salad combo for $8.95 and my boyfriend wanted a side of salad with his gyro omelet and they charged him $7.95 for a salad. But now they don't even have a soup/salad combo anymore unless your a senior and order form the senior section. The last server we had didn't speak any English at all. All I remember was... server "dinner, you dinner?" us "no we want breakfast" server "dinner menu?" us "no were ordering breakfast" server "coffee?" us "yes well have 2 coffees" then she walks off and never came back with our coffees and we just sat for a while until we flagged down another person who took our order. But OMG!!!! the food is soo good!!! Its soo good that I almost forgot about the poor service. My boyfriend and his family has been going there for the past 17 years and doesn't understand why they would put in a new bar but not replace those crappy broken red booth seats. Hes also the only person left in his family that still eats there since everyone else can't stand the wait for service and to be served. read more

Best breakfast ever! This is one of those places where you don't ever feel rushed. You can sit back, order the food, everything is prompt, and you can relax. The food comes at the perfect time, you can enjoy it in peace, savor every mouth full. I make it a point to visit here at least once a week, infact....I think i'll head there right now See ya! read more

Had Dinner with my family Friday evening ordered Hamburger Steak and eggs Toast other than the eggs everything else appeared pre cooked and warmed up toast dry and hard butter wouldn't melt so hard. The Hamburger steak was dry tasteless like the cook took it out of the fridge leftover from the day before. I notice a 3 1/2 Star rating pretty lousy after a great remodel and a Mom who for years cooked great fresh food. Bill $100 bye bye George's. read more

Amazing spot and my brother's favorite breakfast place. We tried to get there on father's day and it was too busy. On a Monday morning it is still busy. We had excellent and prompt service! I enjoyed the eggs Benedict. Can't wait to go again! read more

Service was incredible!! House gyro was plain and tzatziki was weak on flavor. The chicken and waffles was yummy! But the service was fast and so accommodating! We will definitely be back to try other dishes. Love the greek flare. read more

Georgie's, Georgie's... Oh the memories! I often recall coming here the next morning of those late, late evenings! However, this isn't just your average greasy spoon.. no no, you try the Greek style waffle fries, Gyro plate, or their hashbrowns, then you tell me it's average.. because you won't! Service is slow, even when there is only a few tables busy. Also, I think prices have gone up over the years and portions have gotten a bit skimpy.. Ah the recession... I digress... read more

This a great little greek diner. I went by for breakfast while I was visiting Kirkland. I sat at the counter which, as expected, got me great service. I had the Olympic Omelet. I had my doubts at first about an omelet with gyro meat, but boy it was delicious. Lots of veggies and olives combined with the tzatziki sauce to make a great start to the day. In fact, it should have been a great start to the day for two - the thing was huge! Easily two people's worth of breakfast. Hmm, now I'm getting hungy. Better yelp where I am headed for dinner.... read more

love Love LOVE George's Place. Gyro strips and eggs (overeasy, I prefer, with hashbrowns) is the bomb and possibly the world's best hangover cure. Gyro salad is outta this world. And the Santorini Gyro Grinder is ab fab. See a trend? Yep, it's Gyro meat. Tasty strips of seasoned ground lamb makes the world go 'round at George's Place. They just did a HUGE remodel on the whole restaurant, and revamped the menu, but the formula for success remains the same. read more

I will vacillate between 3 and 4 stars. 4 stars now because of its consistency. The food has always been very decent: - The pancakes are well made - The grinders are excellent, especially the Greek one - The omelets are rather large - The milkshakes are heavy and in really big quantities - The chicken burger is grilled absolutely perfectly The service varies on whether you go on a weekend or a weekday. On weekends the place is crowded, you may have a wait and they do a very competent job in handling the crowd. On weekdays the service does shine through, courteous, efficient and quick. Overall, a good place for breakfast/brunch, especially on weekdays. On weekends expect a crowd. read more

Went here this weekend for some "greek" food. It wasn't bad necessarily but what I had in mind when I was told this place was a good greek place was different than what I got. Really, its kind of like a diner with some greek flare. They have lots of breakfast items along with some gyro sandwiches. No falafel. No Schwarma. No Hummus. No Spanakopita, etc. I had the Greek Pita, which was a gyro sandwich plus some peppers, and kalamata olives. It was pretty good, but kind of reminded me of Americanized greek rather than anything authentic. The service was really bad actually which swayed my decision lower. We waited 15-20 minutes to be seated. Once we were seated we waited another 15 minutes for our waters. Then about another 20 minutes just to have our orders taken. They were really understaffed it seemed. So.... 2-star might be a bit harsh... but the rating fits. "Meg, I've experienced better." read more

I've been here in the past, and while the food is delicious, the service is continuously abysmal. I went here on a Wednesday morning with my boyfriend at around 8:00am. It wasn't dead, but it certainly wasn't busy. The waitress gives us a table, and we sit around. And wait. And wait some more. It's been 15 minutes, and we haven't even been asked what we wanted to drink. No water, no coffee, nothing. The people around us have certainly received their beverages and food, but the waitress has paid zero attention to us. We finally left after about 20 minutes of twiddling our thumbs at a table and went to Hector's down the street. read more

I try to like this place, seriously I do. Because I love good breakfast food just like the rest of 'em, but for some reason this place just doesn't "do it for me" (as the kids say these days). Maybe because when I walk in it's breakfast time, but by the time the food actually arrives it's closer to dinner? Catch my drift? I think someone's poor grandma is in the kitchen flipping omelets all by her lonesome because you will not receive your plate in under 30 minutes. You might not get your check after 90 minutes. Your server will walk past your table maybe three times without checking on you or refilling your beverage and may not even smile at you (do I always get the same waiter?). Anywho, it's greasy, some item menus are better than others, I'd stick to the vegetarian choices, as they seem to be the least displeasing. read more