I absolutely love visiting the family owned-and-operated restaurants. And when it comes to…read moreGreek/Mediterranean business, I am all for a place that I've never been to before. This takes me to Wilmington, the largest city in Delaware where I had the opportunity to try out "Opa Opa". Located at the Village of Trolley Square strip mall and adjacent to Delaware Ave & N. Clayton St., this place has been serving up delicious Greek food dating back to 2015. I came here with my lady during the afternoon of Friday 10/10/2025 at around 2:45pm. The interior is bright, spacious, ample room for dining in, and pays homage to the blue and white Greek colors. Additionally, there are several art pieces that represent some of the more popular Greek destinations. Sodas, water, and other various beverages are available in a refrigerator across from the register/counter area. Since I was very hungry (and on my way north to Philadelphia), I decided to go with something that will carry me through the rest of the afternoon. I finally decided on their "Chicken Gyro Platter" w/fries. My lady went with their "Grilled Chicken Greek Salad". We didn't get any drinks as our waters is all we needed to enjoy our lunch. Both of our meals are ready in just under 7 minutes while everything is presented to us in a quick and timely manner. I do have to say that if you're starving, this is the place to come! My gyro was a very generous portion that offered huge chucks of seasoned chicken. In fact, the chicken to veggie ratio was 2:1 as they did not skimp on the protein. My pita bread that encased this was warm and made each bite very savory. The fries were also made well; crispy yet soft on the inside. And as you can see from the photo, the salad that my lady got was also huge. As I mentioned, come hungry and you will leave very full. All in all, "Opa Opa" was a very pleasant surprise as Wilmington offers a lot of ethnic food in all directions. This place also offers very generous hours as they are opened for business Monday through Saturday from 10:30am-10:00pm and Sunday from 11:00am-9:00pm. With above average customer service, a spacious inside dining area, reasonable prices, and generous food portions, this place earns a perfect five-star rating from me.

Opa Opa is a wonderful, traditional Greek spot with that true home-cooked, family-owned feel and…read morefriendly service. I came for their "Super Tuesday" deal, which included the Gyro Platter with fries for just $9.95. The gyro was packed with lots of lamb meat, onions, tomatoes, and tzatziki, plus a good helping of fries on the side. Delicious food, great value, and a pleasant atmosphere. I'll definitely be back!

What a time warp this place is. Classic Greek-run diner with decor to whip you right into 1980…read more Pastels, linoleum, and those ever-so oddly placed statues. Give this place another 5 years and maybe just a table top reno and this place will be the next retro hub coming totally full circle. [please get those table top music machines that you can flip through pages of songs and play for a quarter!! Lean all the way into it!!! Extensive menu- of course. But went with a Turkey and cranberry sandwich (comes with chips) Slippery dumpling order with chicken And a chocolate milkshake (hold the whipped) Service was pleasant and attentive. Food came out quickly. And for a $24 dinner, I really can't say much. Plenty of parking. Big ol neon sign outside so you can't miss it. For an off the beat, local diner in sort of the middle of nowhere, did the job. Over heard a few other customers talking about having ate there earlier for breakfast now coming back the same day for dinner so I'm sure the locals love it. Seems the kind of place where they get a lot of regulars.

Cosmos is one of my old school go to spots. They do the basics, and don't mess anything up. Place…read moreis clean, and the food is prepared well. Service is always on point and friendly.

Oh. My. God. My husband and I visited last week and holy cow did this meal blow me away. The…read moreservice was prompt and very friendly. We ordered four entrees and every single one was the most amazing thing! We actually didn't have a huge appetite and the manager I believe stopped by to see if all was well which was a classy move. Honestly, we just wanted a ton of leftovers for the weekend! We're not from the area and are already planning a trip around visiting Opa it was that darn good. We can't wait to be back!

Just terrible. The food is awful. How does this place charge these prices for slop? The "lasagna"…read moreis basically pasta plus cheese sauce. The service is wonky too. Our server was nice but one of the people bringing the food is really careless. Just plop the plate down without caring whether they're spilling it. Very disappointing.

Very impressed with how fresh their ingredients are! Delicious sandwiches and lamb gyro. I stocked…read moreup on the items in their deli case- fresh hummus, eggplant salad, tszicki, fresh Greek yogurt with walnuts and honey. And honestly I think it was the best baklava I've ever had! Not too sweet, light honey syrup and fresh walnuts.

Yellow rice made of onions, carrots chicken broth. No coloring, no egg substitute crap. And the…read morestaff knows the ingredients for their beef and lamb gyro. Allergy friendly and real food.

This is a great lunch option in the government building district. The owner is personable and the…read morefood is always delicious and freshly made with a smile. It sure beats the offerings of the chain restaurants/take out establishments on Market Street

A popular place in town. It costs too much. Terra has some good stuff. Greek food. Way too high…read moreprices though. Has reduced hours. It seriously is only open a few hours at lunch. They're closed on every weekend. It makes it hard to get here. This seems like this should be a cheap spot for downtown workers at lunch. Instead the prices make it seem like it's for wealthy people going out for a fun night of fine dining. This is ridiculous. Everything is overpriced. There's nothing worth what they charge you. It does have good tasting stuff but it's not that good of course. The menu is mostly Greek food. Basic items you can find in most places for much cheaper. Many with better hours too. I most like the Falafel Pita. It's about $14 and comes with a side. This can come with fries or a salad among other things. It just is too expensive. Skip it. Try something that's very similar and not as much as they charge you.

Looking for an authentic Greek meal near the Hershey Lodge? Look no further!…read more Simply Greek was a great alternative to the food at our accommodations. I ordered a traditional gyro and feta fries. Both very delicious. I also had a Greek coffee to go. Delicious! The service was kind and helpful and the seating area and restrooms were clean.

We missed our turn when trying to turn in from the west. We persevered and are glad we did! We ate…read moreappetizers and dessert-- Avgolemono soup was SO GOOD, especially on a cold day, and a generous serving. Sweet potato falafel was crispy on the outside and tender inside, dipped in tzatziki, with perfect seasonings. Next up, wings were PERFECTLY done, topped with feta. Dolmades were bright and shiny and made me happy. For dessert we had Galaktoboureko, a custard pie with flaky phyllo drenched in syrup. YUM! Ok, GO and say hi to Saul!

Great staff friendly and helpful also the food is delicious fresh healthy and excellent portionsread more

I absolutely love Greek food. It's probably my most favorite food in the world. I'll also say that…read moreI've had really good in the United States and I've had amazing so I may be biased. Having said that, this food does not qualify as even marginally Greek. The spanakopita was dry and flavorless. A village salad, which I expected to be a Horiatiki, was just tiny cubes of tomato and cucumber in a strong red wine vinegar. Red wine vinegar was so overwhelming that it caused my throat to close up and choke. I was unable to eat it. And the cheesecake texture was that of something that had dried out in the refrigerator for a week. Worst meal I've had out in a very long time. Absolutely not ever eat there again.

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!

Absolutely delicious and the girl who worked the front desk so so sweet and friendly! I can't wait…read moreto go back!

The person who took my order (sandy) was so nice and very patient and polite she helped me pick out…read moresix cupcakes that was very delicious

It's been over a year since I was last in the area. I was hungry for a solid diner breakfast and…read moreheaded straight here. Walked in and it felt like I was just here yesterday. The massive dessert case greeted me, brimming with colorful delicious-looking pastries, cakes, and pies. I was seated promptly and handed menus which included their specials of the day; everything from lasagna to moussaka to stuffed peppers to barbecue ribs. My waitress, Dee, came over to ask for my drink and went away with my order. She appeared again quickly with my coffee, which was hot, and honestly - better than the standard cup of coffee in most places. Mmmm As I waited for my order I couldn't help but notice how happy their patrons are. It's 1:30pm on a weekday so I see a lot of people who look like retirees, along with a smattering younger diners and some folks in work uniforms. A couple was leaving and stopped to have a friendly conversation with one of the people who worked there. It's obvious they've known each other for a while, regulars. A table over starting singing "Happy Birthday" to their friend. The 70's and 80's songs were enjoyable without curbing conversation. My food came out faster than expected and was piping hot. Toast options are white, wheat, or rye. I requested it dry as I don't want it slathered with margarine or something unidentifiable. It came dry but they included two mini containers of real butter with it. Heaven! Dee came over and checked on me in a bit, offered me more coffee. More yum. Mmmm. Total cost for a Florentine omelette (spinach and feta cheese), a whole lot of home fried potatoes, two slices of toasted bread with real butter and jelly, coffee, and a comfortable friendly atmosphere: $14.45. I couldn't finish it and took about 1/3 of the plate home for later. I have no idea why they're not between 4-5 stars for a diner. Food is solid, coffee is fresh and hot, service is quick and friendly. I think they're worth every penny.