Technically not on a corner but in the middle of a strip mall, The Greek Corner is a small venue…read morethat serves traditional Greek cuisine that's as good as any in the city. Pictures of Greece adorn the walls, typical of these smaller places, nothing too exotic but a comfortable feel. Unlike many small venues, everything here is spotless and the limited number of tables are well spaced. Service is very friendly. Not as punctual as a chain might offer, but it's easy to forget that when your meal is delivered with such joy. The food is excellent, large portions at reasonable prices. We shared the Ribs and Saganaki appetizers, both excellent. My Mixed Grill Soulvaki was delicious. At first glance I didn't think I could eat it all but it was so good that I powered through. Definitely an alternative to more upscale Greek options, might be our go-to from now on.

Real Greek food with an amazing host and authentic atmosphere. The food is great and the small yet…read morevery cute restaurant is worth a visit. We were pleasantly surprised eating here, the host was very friendly and the atmosphere was amazing. Small and friendly restaurant with even better food. Our first time having moussaka and doubt that it tastes the same everywhere because this was such an amazing dish. Get in there and support a local business that deserves it! You won't be disappointed...

Absolutely fabulous authentic Greek Food - we were blown away by how delicious everything was - we…read morehad the lamb - the ribs - Greek salad - Saganaki (fried cheese) and the Dolmades - and the Baklava for dessert- totally outstanding They have also an excellent brunch menu - which we will be trying next - stay tuned for the follow up

I'm giving 3 stars based largely on the service, which was excellent and easily deserved a 5…read more Unfortunately, the food was a different story. Much like Jess B. mentioned in the 2/23/25 review, I came in expecting a great Greek breakfast but ended up with something that felt more like a standard diner experience. That said, the young woman who greeted and served us was fantastic -- attentive, friendly, and professional throughout the meal. I ordered the pancakes with eggs. The pancakes were far too doughy and oddly topped with whipped cream, sprinkles, and bananas -- a presentation that felt more suited to a child's menu than an adult breakfast order. Want to put a cute topping on my cakes - you should ask me. They were also overcooked, as was the over-hard egg. At one point I even joked to my girlfriend that it felt like there must be a college kid running the kitchen. The service saved the experience, but the food definitely needs improvement.

We are "that" couple. The one that shows up to dine in on Valentine's Day without a reservation. We…read moreconvinced George to seat us as we promised to be in and out in under 1.5 hours. We did our best. They did theirs as well. The restaurant was hopping. First major dining out event since the vaccine passport rules were lifted last week. My husband had the calamari and I had the chicken Pita. We will be back. So good. Glad we have leftovers. Next time we can sit and enjoy because we will have reservations. Thanks for fitting us in.

First time and many more to come. A special Birthday dinner for our daughter and could not have…read morebeen better. Great food and great service.

This dish is the love of my life!…read more I've lost count of how many times I've been to Aida's, but always order the same thing. It's so predictably great. Aida's is a Lebanese inspired restaurant located on 4th St SW and has been a frequent spot for me and the fam for years. Last week my sis and I had a hankering for our usual--their Veggie Share Plate (pictured above). Of course this time around we had to take away, but the result was the same--so DAMN GOOD. RATING: 9/10 - Veggie Share Plate This thing is very generous in portion size. Sista and I ordered one between the two of us and we had enough for dinner and to snack on the next day. It includes Hummus, Baba Ghannouj and Mouhammara-- these smooth dips are perfect for dunking your pita. Also an assortment of satisfying finger foods such as: Spinach Fatayer, Grape Leaves (sourly satisfying), Falafel and Rookak. The Rookak is both our favourite! Imagine cheesy goodness wrapped in a flakey pastry. It is the bomb! To wrap it all up we had the Tabbouli Salad which is super fresh and citrusy. Everything travelled so well! You wouldn't even know you were eating take away, except you know, the styrofoam containers. Aida's never disappoints, especially when it comes to their Veggie Platter.

Disclaimer- we ordered Aida's for delivery because of travel fatigue, so I cannot comment on the…read moreservice or ambiance of the restaurant. However, the food was 5 stars! We got hummus topped with shawarma, a babaghanouj, a hummus, garlic paste, Shish tawook plate, and veggies for dipping. Everything was very fresh and delicious. The portions were also hearty. They packed everything nicely as well. The standouts for me were the babaghanouj and garlic paste. The hummus with shawarma was excellent also, especially since it had a generous amount of meat on top. The Greek salad that came with the kabob was also very good. This was our favorite meal during our trip to Canada, despite being a delivery. Definitely check it out if you are seeking great Lebanese cuisine.

This location has been home to at least four establishments over the last 15 years. Being a…read moresupporter of local business and with time and money to burn, my pal and I checked out Trio with no expectations. I felt somewhat underdressed because the decor is very classy and I hadn't showered in like 4 days, (dirty hippie look) but the bartender was welcoming. We got a glass of red and soon after (when I regained my bearings) I was delighted to discover this was a hookah bar! I ordered a Double Apple (shisha, like tobacco but sweeter, and comes in pucks, plus you smoke it from a 3' tall bong so it's extra smooth) My pal Rob doesn't smoke but he loved the trio of Mediterranean-style dips, baba gounosh, hummus, and ... I forget the other but they're all good and fairly nutritious. There were really good-looking meals being served so next time I go I must get some... this visit I was in it for the smoking. The atmosphere was really fuckin cool. Check Trio out if you like chilling, hookah smoking, drinking, and the cultural aspects therein. The food i had was good too. Stay up everybody!

Apologies for the length but wanted to articulate the experience and give a full review/explanation…read morefor my 1 star. Stopped in here as we were looking for place to grab a coffee and bite to eat before my mom's doctor appointment nearby (she lives 2 hours out of city so we had a little over an hour until her appointment) and will likely never return. We arrived around 12:30 pm only to be informed that the kitchen did not open until 2 pm but we could get some appetizers (except we were never given a menu for appetizers, only beverages and there was a dessert menu on the table next to us, so we didn't order food). Our group of four ordered 3 coffees and one pop. Coffees were $3.99+tax each for just a small cup of regular coffee (nothing fancy like lattes or the $6.99 coffee that was also on the menu). For comparison I paid $2.19 for a coffee twice the size at Tim Hortons that morning. I also asked for a glass of water (which I had to remind waitress about when she brought our drinks) and she brought out water for each of us which was very warm and the glasses were not particularly clean. The decor of the place was quite nice and we all liked the look and feel but the bathroom sink tap was broken making it difficult to wash hands after using the washroom. The waitress was very polite and friendly though not very attentive or even accessible as she seemed to be in the back for quite some time so when we wanted a refill on coffee we had to wait for her to appear behind the bar and then had to go up to ask her. I ordered 1 refill on my coffee and my mom & her friend ended up having 2 refills each (so 2 cups for me and 3 cups of coffee each for them so less than a whole pot of coffee which costs pennies to make). We were shocked when we were paying the bill which totalled $45 (for a couple of small cups of coffee and 1 pop!). Apparently $3.99 gets you one small cup of coffee and if you want more its another full charge for each cup. We were never told this (nor was it indicated in the menu). To be clear it was NOT busy (there was only 1 other customer in the entire place so it was not a surcharge for only ordering coffee during busy time which I would have understood) and it was clear we had never been there before (we had to ask where bathroom was, and about parking and my mom inquired about hookah as the other customer was puffing away on one etc.).. I used to waitress before and since it is not standard practice to charge full price for each cup of coffee I would have mentioned it to a customer so they were aware. We had no idea until it came time to pay. 1. If your kitchen isn't open until 2pm that should be indicated in your ads/listings (they only said they opened at 10am I believe when we searched for place nearby). 2. If you are going to charge that kind of price for a very small cup of basic coffee I shouldn't have to wait for the staff to appear and then have to get up and come to you to ask for it (and it should be indicated that refills are full charge rather than surprising the person with an exorbitant bill at the end). 3. For those kinds of prices I'd expect a fully functioning place, not dealing with a broken down tap barely attached to the bathroom sink as well as what appeared to be a leaking toilet (very obvious crusty chemical looking stain around the toilet in the stall beside me). Over all it was the most expensive and most disappointing "going for a coffee" experience any of us had ever had. I hate to say it be we probably should have just gone and grabbed some coffees from the gas station down the street.

Great Mediterranean food and excellent service. The place was not busy on a Thursday night as it is…read moreoff the beaten path. I had the mix shishkab plate which was very good and a good amount of food. The beef was well spiced and moist and the chicken was equally good. The other three at the table also enjoyed their meals. The wine selection was good and reasonably priced. If you like Mediterranean food you will not be disappointed here.

I am so glad I finally decided to try this place. A must try! Lovely ambience and very clean. I am…read morealready looking forward to the next try and trying the many different things on the menu. Fresh and delicious.

This was my first time eating Middle Eastern food so I was a little apprehensive about what to…read morepick. The staff here went out of their way, helping me and even letting me taste a few things. It was absolutely delicious. Can't wait to come back!

"The food was not good. It was my first time going there, and I really regretted eating it. The…read morefood had no taste and no quality."

First time to OPA and i would have to say it was a very pleasant experience. The staff were really…read morehelpful with suggesting food items and they even educated my on the difference between the meals. The food was fantastic and the pita bread was soft and delicious. I would definitely come back and eat here again. The Lamb was tender and full of flavours with seasoned fries to top it off. The restaurant is clean and well kept and the employees seemed to have some regulars that come back. Good job and i'll be back.

I love Opa, but was a disappointed with this location in Country Hills. It's located in the same…read morecomplex as Starbucks as well as many other businesses and eateries in Country Hills village While the service was excellent by the two ladies who were working. The food wasn't up to the standard I've come to expect from Opa - which is usually fresh and tasty. I ordered Greek salad with chicken kabob to go. I waited for my order being made. Nothing out of the ordinary. It wasn't overly busy only one other couple was in this location while I was there. Everything looked normal and I left with my order. When I tasted it I was very disappointed. The chicken was hard as a rock and tasteless. The pita bread was so salty that after a bit it, I threw it out. The Greek salad was so soggy (tomatoes, peppers and onion) and there was way too many green peppers. More of that then anything and very watery. You expect that one thing might be off but the whole meal was off and not something I wanted to consume and expect from an Opa. I was tempted to come back since I was only two minutes away from the location but decided to throw it out and went elsewhere to pick up lunch. Very disappointing and won't be back.