Hidden gem authentic Greek spot. Welcoming. The portions are extremely generous. We had a small…read morehoriatiki salad (village salad--no lettuce) that could be a full meal. And the mixed platter of lamb gyros, beef patty and chicken skewer; all served with tzatziki. Chef seems to prefer garlic over oregano and that sits well with me. Orange cake with honey and cinnamon was a treat and, of course, be sure to take home some pastries!

Very disappointing experience at Santorini Greek Restaurant. The food was mediocre, the service was…read moreslow, and overall it was definitely not worth the price. Unfortunately, this was the worst experience of my entire New York trip. I expected much better.

My family and I went to Anasa for a special Celebration Dinner…read more It was wonderful!! Stevia/owner was very attentive and engaging. We split several appetizers and one was better than the other. For dinner, I had the whole fish which was delicious! The others had various specials. The Filet Mignon was beautifully presented and was tender and perfectly cooked as were the Lamb Chops. The Pastitsio and Moussaka were also excellent! We split a few of the different desserts and they were all scrumptious and quite decadent . (Unfortunately, there were no leftovers for doggie bags)! All of the food portions were plentiful and everything was amazing. The food was absolutely superb! Anasa is the perfect choice for a celebration, family get together or even for a quiet romantic dinner. It does not disappoint!!

I ordered lunch from work for the residents on my last day of service. No one could decide what…read morethey wanted so I took one for the team and fought my baseline indecisiveness. I hadn't had mediterranean in a while and I'm not head over heels for the place near me so I wanted to try something new. This place seemed decent enough. I ordered a greek salad and hummus with pita. There were varying gyros, another greek salad with chicken, some platters including the falafel platter that GF orderd. My salad was wonderful. The ingredients were fresh and that dressing was lovely. It was a salad I actually enjoyed instead of regretting the entire time I glared at my coworkers who ordered real shit with envy. The hummus was also very creamy, authentic hummus with a slightly different taste than I am used to but head and shoulders above any store bought bullshit. Everyone else said good shit about their food. I tried one of GF's falafel from her platter and it was really good. My only complaint is for $24 or whatever it is, i would expect more than a few falafel balls and one side. Kinda a rip off. But everything tasted really, really good.

The Greek village is extremely consistent. You'll find Greek dishes around here. The Greek salad…read moreis perfect, their dressing is the best I've had. They also have taramasalata ands it's so good. Salty creamy, and the pita for dipping is pillowy soft. My favorite entrees are the shrimp Mikrolimano, spanakopita, and lamb souvlaki. Staff are friendly and welcoming.

A bustling smallish Greek restaurant with all the usual food you'd expect. We left with satiated…read morebellies but not personally enamored eyes. If they have tables, you can seat yourself. Like a lot of these spots, the tables are very close to each other so don't expect privacy especially if you're just two people. They have a decent menu with pita sandwiches, salads, appetizers, souvlaki platters, seafood and a kids menu, as well as specials. We enjoyed the falafel pita ($12.75, not dry and soft pita, hummus sauce but no tzaziki) and the shrimp platter ($25, on a bed of pita bread, fries [similar to diner fries] and a small side of pilaf rice for $4.5). It would have been nice if both entrees came with a side salad (or something) to complete the meal. I had my eye on the moussaka but there was no vegetarian version and they didn't have a spanakopita platter either. Also no complimentary pita, tapenade or chips, unlike some other Greek places. Since they seem to be pretty busy, service is fine and tries to keep it moving. Some people entered and had to wait for a table but staff didn't seem to rush anyone who was languishing a bit out. There was a steady stream of customers and takeout orders which likely speaks to a consistent experience. Their to-go bags were actually blue reusable bags, which I thought was a nice touch. Bring cash because credit card orders tack on almost 4% to the bill. The location isn't the best atmosphere wise (shopping plaza near Shop Rite and next to a Jersey Mike's) - small but not intimate - but on the plus side, parking is easy. If you miss the turn and go into Shop Rite, you can still get to the restaurant without going back on the main street.

I skipped a beat by not packing pictures when I got the food home…read more Everything was delicious and the portions a very large. We had the chicken gyro, kids group platter, stuffed grape leaves, extra pita and tzatziki as well as the date cake for dessert. They're definitely going in the rotation.

Fluffy pita bread, marinated cuts of rotisserie meats, and aromatic spices... there's all of that…read moreand more at Pita Greek, a fast casual Mediterranean restaurant in Nanuet. The owner started his business venture as a ghost kitchen in 2020, and then opened up this brick-and-mortar location earlier this year. There's a parking lot in the back. The restaurant is beautifully decorated with a Mediterranean-inspired ambiance - rustic pottery, white & blue color palettes, blonde woods, soft lighting. They have both indoor and outdoor dining. The seating areas are good for small to medium-sized groups. They have a simple menu with fresh ingredients and reasonable prices: pita sandwiches, salads, rice bowls, platters, pastries, etc. The rotisserie meats are the star of the show! We ordered... *Spanakopita $6 (layers of crispy, golden phyllo dough with a spinach, feta cheese, and herb filling) *Tiropita $6 (layers of buttered phyllo dough with a cheese and egg filling) The phyllo dough was flaky, crispy, and buttery. I preferred the tiropita out of the two. It was super cheesy, salty, and creamy. The spinach filling wasn't as good because it tasted oily. *Traditional Gyro Platter $20 *Chicken Souvlaki Platter $20 All platters are served with one grilled pita, tzatziki sauce, and your choice of two sides. The lamb/beef gyro was slow-cooked on a vertical rotisserie. It was super savory, tender, and seasoned in a blend of herbs and spices. The chicken souvlaki skewers were juicy and loaded with a zesty lemon garlic marinade. The pita bread was warm and fluffy. The tzatziki sauce was creamy and tangy. For our sides we chose: *Greek Salad (romaine, tomato, red onion, cucumber, Greek herbs, feta, dolma, olives, pepperoncini, red wine vinaigrette) *Marinated Beet Salad (red beets, red onion, herbs, balsamic glaze) *Lentil Soup *Lemon Chicken Orzo Soup All of the sides were delicious. The salads were very refreshing and made with high quality ingredients. Out of the two soups, my favorite was the lemon chicken orzo. It was like a good ol' comforting bowl of chicken noodle soup with a bright, citrusy aftertaste. The lentil soup broth was a little too watery and sour for me (I think they might've overdone it with the lemon and tomatoes). We had a lot of leftovers to take home. The prices are an excellent bang for your buck because they give you generous portions. The staff is very kind and attentive. We dined in and they brought our food to us in a timely manner. They were on point with clearing our plates, giving us extra utensils/napkins, and anything else we needed. I would happily return whenever I'm in the area!

Such a cute little spot ! I order from here often . Great…read morebreakfast & lunch menu, friendly service . I recommend for breakfast is the Shakshooka. The freshly made Hummus is delicious . Great desserts and coffee 10/10.

If you're in the mood for a leisurely experience, indulgent meal, and like a worn (self described…read moreas "cozy" but also overall didn't feel very clean) environment, this spot is for you. A bit of an underwhelming experience though it got off to a good start. Online reservations said the wait was 80-95 minutes. But when we arrived, a reservation was canceled and we were seated right away outdoors. There appeared to be tables available outdoors and indoors so maybe they needed to control the flow for the kitchen staff. Food is "inspired by cafes in Tel Aviv" and is vegetarian and vegan focused. It was a bit pricey (eg., all included breakfast of two pancakes or French toast, eggs, small coffee and toast was $27) and there seemed to be a charge for many things but the overall quality and taste weren't bad. Mostly everything was around 18. The quiche had way more cheese and crust than egg, and the borekas could have had more filling. The shakshuka was very tasty and rich. The egg and cheese on a croissant had a lot of egg; the surcharge on the avocado was a lot compared to the few pieces of avocado you get. They also serve alcohol and the usual coffee and teas. Service was okay and slow, as was the speed of when we got our food and when our water was refilled. We overheard a few tables around us send back food that was burned or otherwise not up to their standards. There are two bathrooms, one of which is cramped. Street parking only and right next to the library.

We happened upon this restaurant during a rain storm. It…read morewas a lucky find. A lovely, inviting interior, attentive staff and delicious food. What more could one ask for. Looking forward to returning.

I came with colleagues for a weekday lunch and everyday had a nice meal. We had 2 appetizers to…read moreshare and all got entrees. We also bought a bottle of rosé. It was a quiet lunch and the place had only about 4 tables of customers the whole time. Yet, it took a rather long time for our 2 apps to come out (30 minutes??). Both the zucchini chips (basically fried zucchini) and the Greek meatballs come with a dipping cup of tsatziki. They were all good. Meatballs were 4 small in an order and the zucchini breading was breaking off most pieces, but, the flavors were good. I had the lamb Burger, which comes with Greek fries, and ordered it medium - it came out fully cooked through. Still, was a tasty burger. The fries were also nicely seasoned, a bit tangy and covered in feta. My coworkers all liked their meals too. I was particularly pleased with the wine we bought - a great rosé from Macedonia. They still charge a credit card fee. There's some parking around the building and always street/metered parking. Our server also did a fine job and I think it was generally a good time for everyone.

This place a true hidden gem with super authentic Greek food. The prices are very reasonable but…read morethe quality of the food was great. This place is 9 minutes away from the Woodbury Commons Outlet and way better than the food options there. Service was super quick and the staff was on point. My fiancé and I got the beef/lamb gyro combo sandwich with baklava and their orange phyllo dough cake for dessert. The orange cake is a must, so delicious and moist. (We ate it before we could take a picture of it) I would definitely return here next time I'm at the outlets.

The food and service is excellent. We love the hummus, falafel, salads, gyros and everything!…read more Cant wait to go back. Again and again.

The restaurant from the outside has darkened windows and looks closed, but it was open. Went…read morethere despite "Meh" rating at 3 stars because there's no Greek places near me in 10952. My Over all rating = Meh (Barely acceptable, but no huge complaints either) Service - meh Food - meh Facility - meh Protip: Greek Village in Northvale, NJ seems better rated although I haven't been there yet. That's my next stop for Greek. It's 15min north from PGK. If you go inside its furnished in modern industrial type of decor. Having said that, the restaurant wasn't well run. When I walked in there were very few customers, but few tables were left dirty with dishes and food bits still on them. The floor in similar fashion looked like it hasn't been swept for a bit. I can see paper strip from the straw, gum rapper, and some food. One table near the door had a completely dried out grains of rice. Yes, if you are Asian then you know. It's the kind of rice that hurts your foot because your son/daughter left on the floor the last night at dinner and didn't care to pick up. (Asian problems) Seriously, it had to be there for half a day. No one cared to clean this ? Given the amount of business it had at at the time (not much), it would have taken one person 5 min to fix the aforementioned problems. It showed me that the employees/managers didn't really care. Attitude of the employees that talked to me was consistent with what I saw about the facility. They weren't rude, but just seemed disinterested, disconnected and just blah. In terms of food, I got a a decent Pork Souvlaki in pita. I would rate it 6.5 out of 10 or C-. My pork was unevenly cooked. It had a nice char on one side and just light brown on the other. It was just short of being burnt on one side. I didn't love the Tzatziki sauce that was on there either. I don't know about Greek food that much, but I didn't think it was well made. Either that or it wasn't freshly made. Finally, the only veg that was in there was red onion and tomatoes. I usually see lettuce of some sort of lettuce at all other greek places. So....not too hip to go back, but I may go back if I really crave greek and I don't want to drive more than 10 min to get it.

Looking for a restaurant where me and my hubby wanted to eat. I was scrolling on yelp and found…read morethis spot. We said to give it a try, and man... this was the best decision made. We ordered the chopped salad which was amazing ( I took a photo of the ingredients because I want to make it at home hahaha), I ordered for me chicken skewers platter, then my hubby ordered beef gyro. Everything was superb! We ended with the baklava which was AMAZING!!! Not very sweet, like they usually are, and it had a lot of walnut inside. Obviously it was home made, I felt it right away. Let me tell you that we had a great dinner. The service ( thanks Oscar) was also great, and the only regret that I have is that we don't live nearby ( we are from New York City) so we can visit more often.

Located on the corner in the heart of this little quaint town. They have inside and outside dining…read more We did not have reservations and we were seated immediately. We stopping in for dinner. They have a great menu and there were so many things we wanted to try. What we ordered: ** Saganaki- served with fresh pita bread ** Gyro sandwich The food was delicious, my husband and I agreed that was the best Gryo we have ever had. They were busy. The "to-go" area was super busy. The owner was moving very quickly to make sure food was getting out. Our order took quite a while to be served and normally I would give one less star for that. However, the food was really that good and when I see an owner running around like that.... Well I just couldn't take a star away.

Had lunch at Lefteris today and overall it was very good…read more Service was friendly and food came very quickly. Restaurant has outdoor seating and is in a great location. It's also very clean! Food is solid. We had the Gemista , Greek salad, potatoes, and my husband had a chicken skewer. Complimentary pita bread is nice. I only wish the menu indicated which items were vegan because there was some confusion around that. Prices are pretty good. I'd return if in the area!

Great service and great atmosphere! A little pricey but get what you pay for. Food is fresh.read more

Three women, after having to leave the beach too early before the thunderstorms came, wanted a…read morelovely dinner after we got back up to Bergen County. One had eaten and taken out from here before and liked it, so we called, didn't need a reservation, off we went. At about 5:15, give or take, we were the first patrons there. It's a lovely large space, warmly decorated with tables and some banquettes. We chose a 4-top kind of right in the center! Comfy chairs, btw. The menu isn't strictly Greek or Lebanese or Turkish, kind of a combo of good choices from those cuisines. We started with an appetizer called Tinos Artichoke. Very interesting, served with small warm fresh wedges of pita plus a cup of deliciously seasoned pita chips. It's a dip of mashed artichokes with Greek yogurt, sun dried tomatoes, parsley, garlic, feta. S tasty! It's a great portion to share among several people. My friends each ordered the chicken soup with vegetables for appetizers. Quite a nice sized bowl for the price; I love avgolemono, if that's what it was (I didn't taste it), just didn't feel like having soup. They both liked it very much and then they were pretty full! I ordered two appetizers for my meal - Symi Shrimp and Grilled Halloumi. Excellent choices, and they worked really well together as a meal! The 2 slabs of perfectly cooked halloumi are served on a bed of romaine lettuce and some threads of carrot. The shrimp are small, very lightly breaded and deliciously seasoned; menu says garlic, lemon, but they were reddish so I suspect maybe paprika as well or cayenne + paprika (not hot but not bland), shredded feta sprinkled liberally on top. I'm a big eater, but after the appetizer I wasn't able to finish my meal; today I reheated in the toaster oven for a lunch treat! One friend had just the Symi shrimp as her meal; the soup had filled her up and she also took some home. Our other friend had the chicken shish. This came as a really well-balanced plate, with plenty of cubes of chicken, rice, and veggies. We ALL had to-go bags! Appetizer portions, just based on the appetizers we were served, are ample for sharing. Didn't stay for dessert, as I had a train to catch back into the City. When I'm out in Bergen County again, I'll think about coming back. If you live in the area, GO, It's very good and not exorbitantly priced.