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    Grape Leaf

    4.4 (82 reviews)
    ModerateGreek, Mediterranean
    Closed 12:00 pm - 6:00 PM

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating

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    Chicken Gyro & Extra Crispy Sweet Potato Fries...So Good..!
    Paul S.

    I Love, Love, Love Grape Vine. This is a very nice family run business. The Owners Phillip & Jill are good people. Check Out my photos. The food is so good. Prices are right on for the Newton Highlands area, pretty affordable. The Grape Leaf is clean, staff is nice and helpful. Everything on the menu is incredible. My personal favorites are the Sweet Potato Fries. Ask for them "Extra Crispy". I also really like the chicken Gyros, Salads & the Homemade Greek Yogurt is amazing. Grape Vine is also Wheelchair accessible "No Power Door" but someone will open it for you. They do take Credit Cards as well. Eating here, you will not be disappointed.

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    Anthony C.

    Despite the vertical rotisseries on display, the lamb gyro I ordered looked and tasted like boiled meat. It resembled nothing like I would expect to come off a rotisserie. The meat was floppy like a roast beef. Definitely would not try that again. Their hand cut pita chips appear to be deep fried and improperly seasoned. Some pieces were coated in salt and some pieces had no salt at all. They were crunchy on the outside but then spongy and dripping oil which typically means the oil was not hot enough. I had also ordered a pastitsio which to my dismay when I got home, looked like it was leftovers from last month. The top was a displeasing grey brown color and was dry with an odd aroma. Pretty much no béchamel sauce. See sad photo. I rarely ever throw away food but unfortunately I threw it out because I was worried about getting sick, especially with that pastistio. Terribly disappointing.

    Robert G.

    I was excited to hear that a new Greek restaurant was opening in Newton Highlands because it is my favorite kind of food. They had a grand opening a week ago Saturday (that we missed) so my first trip was last Tuesday. My wife and I were offered samples of the chicken and pork it was awesome! We decided to get the chicken kabob Gyro with Home made pita and tzatziki and a side of rice pilaf. It was delicious to put it mildly. Fresh and yummy! I highly recommend eating here. We have been back a few times since our first visit !

    Grape Leaf in Newton has outdoor dining, socially distanced.

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    I always liked their tofu gyros, and now they have real silverware and napkins for the seated area.

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    Everything was great, Lamb, Chicken, dinners, Lentil soup, and beef empanadas!! Fresh wra

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    Great service and amazing food! Locally owned by hard working people! Food is amazing and we love the gyros!

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    Easily the best greek food in Boston, although the Feisty Greek is also on point. Highly recommend the gyro or the moussaka.

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    Amazing restaurant. Incredibly delicious food that is authentic and inventive. Highly recommend. Staff is intelligent and accommodating.

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    The food is good in general, but $42 for the lamb shank and $15 for the key lime pie is a little…read moreover priced consider the location it is at. The cocktail is $18, and $20 if double shot. This price range is more close to the city price range. The lamb shank is flavorful, the salad that comes with it is fresh and the dressing is on the sour side, which is appetizing. The conch fritter came out hot and the batter is nice and not greasy. The ambiance is ok, with some jazz music playing in the background. The service is also ok, not extra friendly nor attentive; everyone was just doing their job.

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    Grape Leaf - greek - Updated June 2026

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