I've gotten take out a couple times and it was always delicious…read more The other day I walked in just to grab a water and my tap-to-pay wasn't working. The kind person working there let me have it for free as I had no other way to pay. It was really hot, I had over-exerted, and I clearly needed it. Kind people, solid food. I'll be back!

if i am being honest 3.5 stars would be better…read more now let's start with the good part. the gyro is delicious! I went out of my way to come here for lunch after i saw a facebook post from the cheese steak adventures's guy pop up! it was from a while ago but i figured if he liked it... why not? the pita is really good. chewy. warm and moist. i got the classic (more to come) which is basically a gyro with the fixin's. lamb and fries tzsatiki. perfect. now let's move on to the staff and the restaurant overall. there are so many things wrong. the website will not let you honor several of the lunch specials. if you click on certain links they're no good. dont try to use them, since you will get to the restaurant and they will charge you for whatever the order would have been. i mean i want to save two bucks like everyone else. next, i'm going to agree with the many other reviews... why in the world can you NOT get sauce on the side if you pay for it? do they not have any lil cups?! i looked around this place is pretty cut and dry. i know it sounds like BS but i think they dont have those lil tiny cups. ...then there is the staff. i want so badly for them to hire the 'local lady who answers the phone'. they need it in the worst way. the guy who picks up is as fun as paint drying. it's a huge turn off for folks who know the food is good but the staff is not. will i be back... ?you damn right. but i am going to avoid a bunch of things from the jump: i'm only ordering online, if there is an upsell for sides and they do not have them i will just ask for my money back. they use toast for their ordering system and they will honor refunds if need be, and park around back. they have 2 spaces, the staff is using them too! i really hope things turn around in this location. they are not in philly anymore. it's the 'burbs baby!

The service was excellent. The waitstaff were wonderful. The food was well priced and deliciousread more

What has happened to Opa? This used to be one of my favorite places, but when I recently brought an…read moreout-of-town guest, I was honestly embarrassed by the quality of the gyros. The meat was shredded, overcooked, dry, and lacked any real flavor other than grease. It reminded me more of something you'd get from a food truck than from a restaurant I used to love. I'm not sure what's changed, but unfortunately, this visit was a huge disappointment. I truly hope this was just an off day because I'd love to see Opa return to the quality it used to have.

This was the best Greek food I have ever had 10/10. The waitress was supper helpful, supper funny ,…read morequick to get us water and food . Inside of the restaurant was beautiful it made you feel like you were in Greece . The food was to die for the pasta , the pita bread and hummus was chef kisses.

The owner is rude and used his whole, hairy, arm to gather ice from the ice machine; the same ice…read morethat was in my Pepsi!! However, our waiter was awesome!

Overall, I thought the food was pretty good but just overpriced. I ordered the lamb chops, which…read morewere quite good to be honest but for the price I just wasn't blown away. They were tender, but I would say that there wasn't enough tzatziki. The fries were good also but they require the tzatziki. My father ordered the salmon which was pretty good, but also just a small portion. Overall, the portions were just a little too small and the price slightly too high for me to be satisfied, we also ordered the grilled shrimp appetizer, which was good but also not spectacular

This was my first time at Estia Taverna's Greek Restaurant. We were celebrating my brother's 50th…read morewedding anniversary. It was eleven of us and really good to see family. This Estia is located in David, Pa. There is plenty of parking near and around the restaurant. We had a reservation for 4pm and were seated right away. It is very beautifully decorated, with plenty of staff. We had plenty of appetizers and desserts for the table to share. The table was nicely prepared for all of us, with plenty of space for everyone. They have a lot of their seafood on display and if you like, you can pick which one you'd like them to prepare for you. They actually bring it out for a little show while it being prepared (see picture). I haven't one bad thing to say about this restaurant. A good time was had by all! Oh! One thing that was very impressive......twice (during the evening) silverware had fallen to the floor. A waiter would rush over to bring a clean set right away. Wow! Never saw that done with such fast precision!!!! I decided on the Lamb Chops. It comes with fried potatoes, tzatziki and I got a side of grilled vegetables. My husband got the same,only with Spanakorizo (rice,spinach & leeks). It was just too much food to keep account of everyone. Everything was delicious. One thing I can say is our waitress was a pro! Never skipped beat on our orders. The food was delicious and I would highly recommend for a special occasion or a nice quite evening out. The hours: Sun-Thurs 3pm-9pm Fri & Sat 3pm- 10pm

Since our first visit, we have not been able to stop thinking about Almyra, and specifically the…read moreHorta (Greek wild greens). The Horta cannot be skipped when dining here! This time around we ordered many menu items to share once again. I definitely recommend this method with the way this menu is written! Trying both meat and seafood dishes, we have come to the conclusion that Almyra seems to do better with seafood than meat dishes, though this is not to say the meat dishes are bad. For dessert, my brother got the Budino again and my dad got the Baklava. The Baklava was unfortunately dry and hard, so while this is a classic Greek dessert I would opt for another dessert here. The dessert was made special, however, complete with a "Happy Birthday" design on the plate and a sparkler for my dad. The service was once again excellent. Our waitress was very attentive, upbeat, and helpful. Lastly, having come in the winter last time the restaurant was busy, but slightly more toned down. On this summer Saturday night the restaurant was very loud, which made it hard to hear conversation. This is a small thing, but something to keep in mind if you are looking for a more intimate dinner! We will definitely be back to Almyra again! I recommend giving Almyra a try and don't forget to order the Horta!

stunning restaurant with an amazing happy hour, i was pleasantly surprised that almyra lives up to…read moreits hype! my friend and i dropped by on a whim for happy hour on wednesday, and we were blown away. i've always heard a lot about almyra, but have never came by despite living in the area. definitely regret not checking it out sooner because the happy hour was fantastic! for drinks, my friend and i both got mocktails which were off the menu. for food, we got the choices of five spreads, the crispy rice, and the filet and chicken kofta skewers. skip the skewers, they were overly salty and not worth the $8. the spreads, however, were incredible and i love that it came with both pita and also vegetables! yum! we also absolutely loved the crispy rice. so worth for $8, we got two orders and debated getting a third. i think it's such a good deal to get 4 pieces of tuna crispy rice for $8, some restaurants charge that price for a single piece. the crispy rice was crispy (yay) and generously loaded with tuna. i also liked the unique flavor profile that the olives added. service was great, food came out fast and our sever was very attentive! this is a beautiful restaurant with plenty of seating and fancy decor, definitely appropriate for a nice dinner. can't wait to come back!

The first menu we received at our new house was from Greek Brothers Taverna, so it was only right…read morethat we give the establishment a try! This restaurant is so cute inside (though, we ordered to-go). Naturally, we went for some of the classics: grape leaves, chicken gyro, chicken fingers and fries for the tiny queen. The grape leaves were yummy- and the portion was very generous. The chicken gyro was decent, the fries were missing flavor- thank goodness for the tzatziki sauce to enhance the flavor. Chicken tenders and fries were incredibly underwhelming, even for a toddler. I think we might give some other greek options a try before returning, though it's very conveniently located.

Excellent food and great service. The hummus is amazing and is the best I have had in PA.read more

Eat Greek gets five stars purely on the deliciousness to price ratio…read more Ordered a gyro that was piled high with lamb on a bed of fluffy light tzatziki, topped with fries, paper thin red onion shavings, and juicy tomato slices. This was exactly what I wanted out of my gyro. The spanakopita was also great, and came out in a pinwheel shape that maximized crispy surface area per bite. It was so tasty that my wife and I nearly melted our mouths multiple times taking bites before it was fully cool. We just stopped by here on the way from West Philly to the AMC at Plymouth Meeting, and just needed a quick bite. We got the quick bite but were so satisfied that we're trying to find our next excuse to be out in Conshy for some comfort Greek. I'll be back for sure!

Eat Greek is incredible and run by the nicest people. There are a few tables in the back for dining…read morein but I almost exclusively do take out or delivery from here these days and they are consistent and reliable. Their skewers of all varieties and the Greek fries are my favorites and I also enjoy the spanakopita but it must be well done for me. Support small business!

Excited to try this Greek restaurant. We dined at Avlos in Phoenixville,PA right before attending a…read moreshow at the Colonial Theater at the next block over. We were pleasantly surprised with our food. Started off with grape leaves (dolmas) served on a tzatziki sauce and an order of grilled octopus. The quality and portion did not disappoint. There must have been at least 8 dolmas on the plate which was more than enough for the two of us. The grilled octopus was also a nice size. Long solid tentacles that were served with a slightly tart dressing which complemented the basic seafood flavor you'd expect with either octopus or squid. No squid/calamari mixed in. I honestly wish we ordered 2 plates of the octopus instead of the dolmas. We were both craving gyros so that's what we got. It's huge! One order of gyro could have fed both of us. We each had to box half of our gyros to take home. Flavors were on point but the meat was a bit dry. Like chewy dry. There was a lot of tzatziki on it. It sort of balanced it out but I think it could've been better for a basic greek entree. Service was very friendly and informative. Waiter explained the menu, appetizers, entrees, specials, etc. Checked on us and brought our food in a timely manner. Excellent service. Not giving up on this place. We want to try 1 more time before giving final thoughts on this restaurant.

A restaurant with a chef - a rare find in Phoenixville. The food and service are very good.read more

Had a delicious lunch at Greek from Greece in university city. Popular restaurant close to Drexel…read more Spacious dinning area with outdoor seating. Went for hot bar. Many menu options. Salmon was delicious! Added fresh vegetables, rice, tzaziki, hummus and peta bread. Sat outside on a beautiful summer day. Spoke with the owner, who is very easy to talk to and passionate about his restaurant. He is a Greek American and Philly native. Keep a look out for the Greek from Greece food trucks at major events in Philly over the summer.

Visit GFG regularly to meet up with people who go to Drexel or to do some work on campus when I…read moreneed a change of scenery. Recently, I was having a quick afternoon meet-up with some friends. Coffee is pretty OK, but the selection of Greek pastries and food is pretty wide. I've had the food before, which I found to be just OK, but the pastries (esp. the spanakopita) was spot on and delicious. I had some non-coffee drinks recently, and they were good enough to feel refreshed, but nothing to phone home about. Lots of seating here, but usually a lot of it is taken by Drexel student groups working. Back room has a lot more but is also strangely dim, so I'd honestly have a hard time if I was found to be working back there. Front seating though is nice with the natural lighting! For some reason they were blasting music today at a level that made it difficult to work even through AirPods. Maybe I'm misunderstanding something about Greek cafes in particular, but it wasn't the greatest environment. Service is always prompt. I've found it to not always be the friendliest but they get the job done. Late hours are a plus amongst cafes in U-City, so I'll still stop by.