Come here for reasonably priced Greek food if you're in the area (even if you're going into PEC)…read more I ordered the lamb dinner; it was delicious and filling. The lamb was tender and the stew was very flavourful with lots of vegetables. I appreciate the side of vegetables as well. The staff are friendly.

I've had the lamb skewer, greek salad, gyro and tzatziki from here. The portion sizes are good…read more The salad was delicious, including the homemade salad. The lamb skewer was cooked to perfection. The only thing that was disappointing was the lack of seasoning, both on the gyro meat and the tzatziki.

Park in the Metro supermarket parking lot across the street…read more This is an unusual restaurant in that the owners seem to be Chinese, but they specialize in both Greek and Chinese food. They actually give you two separate menus. I've tried both cuisines here and they are both quite good. It isn't cheap but not the most expensive place in town either. Portions are generous and they will gladly wrap up what you don't eat to take home with you. The place has a greasy-spoon type décor, with booths, all of which I enjoy. Service is very friendly. Sad to say, it is never crowded. The two menus are extensive, but perhaps a daily special to add interest? Nothing special here, but nothing to complain about either. Good food, excellent service, a pleasant atmosphere.

One of the best little places in town to go sit in a booth and eat a full breakfast. I highly…read morerecommend the customizable Plus Minus breakfast meal. They serve breakfast past hours with a slight penalty. Not Surprisingly enough they serve a great Greek selection in the afternoon. Although I have not tried their Chinese. In summer has patio off to the side can sit a large family of campers. Parking can be found at the rear or right I front across the street I'm the supermarket parking lot.

The service was exceptional! We were seated right away. The booths were very comfortable. The…read morebathrooms were clean. The food was good. I was happy to see a variety of menu items. Breakfast was just over so we were happy to order lunch. We chose the seafood platter that served fried cod, fried shrimp and fried scallops. The fried scallops were new to me as I have only had them pan seared. They were all tasty. The poutine I chose for the side was also delicious. The vegetable of the day? Not so much. They were green beens from a can. Now, I know some people don't mind them, but i detest them. It's a shame they were from a can. I would have preferred frozen. I also ordered the carrot cake. It was a huge slice and really tasty. The prices are pretty decent.

Wrote a review of the Quinte Restaurant:…read more We entered the restaurant to cheerful waitresses welcoming us in, the same as the Sirens calling Odysseus to his doom. We were quickly seated and the waitress scurried off to important waitress business, probably involving the dark web. The neighbouring table was discussing the slow service, so we started a timer to quantify the other table's concerns. At 9 minutes and 32 seconds, the waitress brought two small water rations and scurried off. Wish we had known the kitchen had a drought and no more water was available. At 15:44 the waitress delivered my wife's Caesar salad, which would appeal to 9 out of 10 bunnies. A few minutes later I got my lukewarm soup that was hastily prepared with watered-down stewed tomatoes to impersonate soup, then overcooked macaroni, and at its peak mushy blandness was added. Any prison would be proud to serve it. At 24:56 my veal parmigian was delivered, but not my wife's meal, which was brought 4:26 later. My meal was cold. The chilly veal was tasty about 10 minutes before it was served. The overcooked spaghetti was hiding in shame under a scoop of cold stewed tomatoes. The sauce looked like a poorly fitted toupee on a bald head. Zero for presentation. My wife could not eat her cold, overcooked spaghetti with the same brab-stewed tomatoes posing as a sauce on top. My wife was told they were out of garlic bread. They expected to eat the meal with no bread to act as a foil to the overcooked, tasteless spaghetti. I guess they were afraid it would add flavour. Again, zero for presentation. There are front-line war zones that are dining better. This meal reminded me of when Mom was away and Dad cooked with all the interest of a prison guard. The waitress never came to the table to offer more water or ask how the meal was. She was probably busy putting the meals in the fridge before serving.

Good authentic yummy Greek food in Peterborough. It's like having a mini danforth experience.read more

The food was tasty and filling. Service was quick and pleasant. We had reservations for 5:00 on a…read moreFriday night. Would recommend for anyone who loves Greek food or never had it before. Ambiance was quiet.

The food was great, love the atmosphere and terrific service. What an enjoyable evening!!read more

This place is worth the drive into town. The food is always fresh and is served quickly by…read morefriendly staff in an inviting dining room. Their take out area is fantastic with lots of dessert items to choose from! My favourite is the Neptune salad to start and then I enjoy the chicken souvlaki with rice and potatoes. The tzatziki is so garlicky you won't be disappointed! And it is all Gluten Free for those with food intolerances. Reasonably priced and ample parking out front for easy access. Highly recommended, but bring an appetite!

I had the pleasure of dining here for dinner with a friend in October. I had wanted to try the…read moreplace but never had the opportunity. This place is a gem, and seeing the number of take out orders leaving, I'm not the only one who thinks so! We had the dip trip for a starter. The tzatziki and tirokafteri were especially delicious. I also had the Chicken Souvlaki Dinner. The chicken was perfectly cooked, the potatoes were amazing. Their Greek salad dressing is also extremely good. The service here was excellent, even with a ton of people coming in for take out. I will definitely be back!

Good food. Fast, fresh and delicious! The service is…read morefriendly! We order the chicken souvlaki dinner.

What a place! The decor alone is wonderfully over the top! On top of that, it smells great in here…read morewhen you walk in. Very inviting! We booked a table via email, and they sent an email to confirm it. We sat at a booth by the front window. Service was friendly and prompt. The food was delicious! The tzatziki was thicker than I'm used to, and tasty. One person in our party ordered chicken souvlaki and it was quite a large serving; at least half went home for lunch the next day. My salad was filing without being too much food. Added the meat at an upcharge. It was worth it! I look forward to going back

Popped in here for lunch, very impressed with the portion, quality of ingredients, prices and…read moreservice!! I got their Greek chicken salad and it was delicious!

My friend and I had the lamb chops this month and they were wonderful. We were given so much food…read morewe couldn't finish it. If you leave here hungry it's your own fault. We'll be back next month. My friend and I had the lamb chops this month and they were wonderful. We were given so much food we couldn't finish it. If you leave here hungry it's your own fault. We'll be back next month.

Was in town for a business trip and was recommended by a friend that went to Queen's to check out…read moreGreco's for dinner. We came as a group of 6 on a Thursday evening and thank goodness we had a reservation, because oh my it was busy! Greco' seems to primarily be a Greek restaurant that also serves Italian dishes. FOOD (3.5/5) I ordered a Spanakopita as a starter and the Double Souvlaki Platter as my entree. The spanakopita came cut in half and the puff pastry was really flaky (and messy!). The filling was good but could've had more to better balance the amount of pastry. My colleague ordered the Zucchini starter which is a bowl of battered and deep fried zucchini slices served with tzatziki on the side. It came piping hot and borderline burned our tongues, so be careful taking your first bites! The portion of this is huge and should definitely be shared. The Double Souvlaki Platter has 2 portions (skewers sans the skewer) of souvlaki, Greek salad, rice, potatoes, and tzatziki. Super classic dish and I think it delivered in most aspects. The meat was well cooked, salad was nicely dressed, and rice and potatoes were seasoned with a bit of lemon. DRINKS (4/5) To end the meal I ordered an espresso which came with a mini almond cookie. I was pleasantly surprised that the espresso was nicely extracted, good crema from a dark chocolatey bean. SERVICE (4/5) Our server Norm was very friendly and joked around with us a lot. One of my colleagues had to order and leave early, and they brought their food out very timely. There however were some minor inconveniences such as missing cutlery and a colleague's salad was not dressed at all. They can split cheques and accept Amex. VALUE (4/5) A starter, entree (with leftovers), and espresso came out to be $40 which in my opinion is great value. Of course this is with a Toronto POV, so I'm not entirely sure how this stacks up against the local Kingston area. AMBIENCE (2/5) The front portion has a few booth seats and feels more like a pub with the bar along the side. The backside of the restaurant is a bit more spacious but has the cozy ambience of a mom and pop restaurant. LOCATION (5/5) From my understanding of Downtown Kingston, Grecos is right on THE main street Princess St and has street parking and a few lots around the area. Don't think it gets any better in location in Kingston. OVERALL (3.5/5) The doorway had several award placards over the last few years and combined with the personal recommendation from a friend, I walked in with high expectations. I think the food and service was good, especially for the value, but did not feel like I walked away amazed. Nonetheless, a good restaurant to check out if you're looking for a sit down Greek/Italian spot in Kingston.

Jimmy The Greek is fast service chain serving Greek & Mediterranean food located mainly in food…read morecourts across Canada including this location at the Cataraqui Centre food court. The food is generally hot & ready to be served. Dinner plates including grilled lamb chops, pork souvlaki, chicken souvlaki, roast chicken, chicken filet, grilled shrimp, grilled salmon, gyros, spinach & cheese pie, falafel, dolmades, fried calamari, plus entree salads and pitas. Most items & dinners $6.49-$10.99 plus HST. Bottled Coke beverages offered here. While shopping at the mall on a busy Saturday, I took a lunch break. I decided on the Chicken Souvlaki Dinner ($9.49 plus tax/$10.70) which includes Greek salad, rice & roasted potatoes. The service was quick and the box of food put together accordingly. The chicken souvlaki was very tender and moist and seasoned and the tzitziki sauce (creamy texture) had a tangy flavour. The rice was fluffy with peas & carrots. The Greek salad was the standard crisp iceberg lettuce, tomato wedges, cucumber, red onions, kalemata olives, topped with crumbled feta cheese and tossed in a light Greek dressing. The hot roasted potatoes were firm and had a zesty flavour, seasoned just right. Overall, the food tasted very fresh and the portion of food was good and filling. This was a very good choice for lunch in the food court.