This the 2nd time I have been to the Greek Table restaurant. I ordered pickup through the DoorDash…read moreapp. When I got there, the restaurant was very busy and I had to wait a few minutes to get my food. The food was good, but expensive. I ordered the lamb gyro combo and it came with some potatoes and a Greek salad, but no drinks. I ordered some extra lemon potatoes and it cost nine dollars for a few spuds!

Unfortunately this second time trying this restaurant was a big disappointment. We went to dine in…read moreand it was extremely busy. It's a tiny space; most people choose takeout. There was only one person working which was impressive but unfortunately the quality of the food was poor- our chicken was burnt, the salad was soggy and the feta in the Greek salad was off. I hope they can recover and bring the quality back soon.

Best Greek restaurant in Markham!…read more If you're craving authentic Greek food, I highly recommend Main St Greek. I come here often and plan to continuing dining here for yummy Greek food. Food: Classic Greek Salad (5/5) - fresh, tasty salad that's great to share. I love Greek salad in general and this hits the spot Saganaki (5/5) - flaming cheese! I don't love cheese too much but saganaki I'll eat for sure. Savoury cheese topped with a squeeze of lemon and pairs well with the complimentary garlic bread. Calamari (5/5) - Nice, large slices of fried calamari with a side of tzatziki. I can eat this for days! Pork souvlaki stick (5/5) - Well-seasoned pieces of pork on a stick and grilled to perfection! Comes with a side of tzatziki and tastes great! Service: - our server was very friendly and the staff too - food came out relatively quick - free underground parking btw *they also sell a small tub of their Greek salad dressing to take home

Great service. Great location right in the centre of Main St. Markham. Beautiful bright, clean,…read moremodern space. Super friendly service. Greek fries were great, every bite was covered with an excellent feta cheese. Thick cut fries didnt feel greasy! Generous lamb portion but sadly was too dry. Was served with nicely cooked lemony potatos,rice and a salad. Moussaka was tasty served with charry grilled veggies. Fresh ice berg lettuce salad was refreshing. Free garlic bread was a bonus. Decent prices for their souvlaki wraps and gyros. Would visit again.

Best grilled meats and very affordable combos! The meats are juicy and perfectly done, and the…read moreportion is generous! And I love absolutely their creamy tzatziki sauce. Service is friendly and speedy :) Great spot to grab a quick bite! Highly recommend Aristos for lunch and dinner!

I was looking for a quick lunch on the first day of TIFF when I stumbled upon Aristos. I can't say…read moreno to a wrap so it was an easy decision. I decided to go with the Pork Gyro Pita ("Wrapped with Tzatziki, Tomatoes, Onions, and Fries"). It was ready within minutes and I sat down to dig in. I opened the container it came in and grabbed the pita and a bunch of meat immediately fell onto the table. Likewise, the wrap was so haphazardly closed up and packaged that it was impossible to eat that way. I wound up using a plastic fork for most of it. That problem aside, this is one seriously tasty concoction. The pork pieces boast a crispy, crusty texture that I found irresistible. I could eat that stuff all day. The other components are equally good, too. I'm sure I'll return to Aristos but next time I'll forgo the pita.

Went with a friend and we both ordered the same dish, unfortunately, it was not freshly made. The…read morechicken and rice were bland and completely unseasoned, though the potatoes were decent. It was obvious the chicken had been precooked and reheated. We mentioned this to the waiter, who seemed irritated by our feedback but eventually took the dishes back and had them redone. The salad was okay but could've used a better dressing. We were both disappointed, especially since we used to be longtime customers. Sadly, this experience sealed the deal, we won't be returning! Honestly, it doesn't come as a surprise. Even during the pandemic, their takeout was overpriced and subpar. They've changed the place and unfortunately, not for the better. Service isn't great either.

Mediocre all around. Started with the PIKILIA (assorted appetizer platter): the dips were tasty,…read moregiant beans were creamy but bland, spanakotiropita was crisp but also bland, feta was delicious. MIDIA (mussels) were old and funky tasting and 5 or 6 of them were closed, so clearly dead before cooking. Only ate about half. But the sauce was lovely - low acid tomato sauce, slightly sweet and bright with a squeeze of fresh lemon amd sprinkle of feta. If the mussels had only been fresh it would have been a great dish. SAGANAKI (pan seared sheep's cheese) was the star of the night. Brought to the table hot and sizzling in the pan, with a fresh squeeze of lemon it was salty, crispy, chewy, and delicious! If I ever come back, I'll just order this with a glass of wine and be done. PATZARIA ME SKORTHO (sautéed beets with tzatziki) was nice but I think the beets were boiled or steamed, not sautéed. If they had been sautéed or roasted, it would have been a lot better. Also, the presentation was sloppy. As noted in other reviews, the service was extremely slow. We had to ask several times for more drinks (wine and water). The staff seemed overwhelmed and inexperienced, except the head waiter who was trying to be everywhere while also directing the rest of the serving team who all seemed confused and out of their depth. Decor was nice - clean white walls. Overall a mediocre experience. Food was ok, service was slow. Might stop in for the saganaki & wine again but not for dinner.

From crisp zucchini towers to baklava built tableside, every dish here makes an impression. This…read morebeautiful Greek fine dining restaurant pairs excellent service with plates that are as tasty as they are artfully presented, creating a memorable dining experience. We started with the Philoxenia special appetizer -- a striking tower of thinly sliced zucchini, eggplant, and cheese, crisped to perfection. Paired with a cheesy dip, it was an irresistible combination of crunch and comfort. For mains, we ordered the beef mousakka and a Greek-style paella. The paella was a standout -- a flavor-packed dish loaded with mussels, shrimp, and calamari in a rich tomato sauce over tender orzo. Dessert came with table-side theatrics. Layers of phyllo for the baklava were heated in honey, then stacked with ice cream -- a creative and indulgent finale that built anticipation as we watched. Service was attentive without ever feeling overbearing. We felt genuinely well cared for throughout the evening. On our way out, we noticed a gorgeous garden-style patio at the entrance. Next time, we'll be requesting a table there for sure.

Inside, the restaurant exudes a clean Mediterranean calmness that instantly transports you out of…read moreToronto's winter and into what feels like indoor al fresco dining. It's the kind of space that encourages ordering a half litre of wine (their house versions are only $27) and easing into the evening. A basket of warm, crusty bread starts the meal, with our server snipping dried oregano right into the olive oil - a fragrant, rustic touch. A thick, zesty red pepper hummus also arrives for those who prefer a spread over a dip. Philoxenia offers calamari ($30.95) grilled or fried. The appetizer consists of two sizeable portions of squid with a rather tasteless "house sauce" (a seafood sauce and mayo concoction?) on the side. The calamari itself was fresh, though I wish the thicker end had been cooked slightly longer, since it bordered on gelatinous. Skip the house sauce and pair it with the roasted pepper hummus instead; it works surprisingly well. The lamb chops ($59.95) are the star: four beautifully grilled chops served with a thick smear of tzatziki, soft lemony potatoes, and simply sautéed vegetables (broccoli and green beans). For me, it's these minimally fussed-over dishes that makes for quintessential Greek dining. We added the grilled vegetables ($27.95) on the side, though there really wants a lot of vegetables. Think two thin slices of zucchini and eggplant, a single roasted carrot's worth, and a couple rings of grilled onion. What is there is delicious - drizzled with balsamic and sprinkled with feta - but for a dish centered around vegetables, I expected more. For vegetarians, a mound of rice and lemon potatoes help round it out into a decent main. One thing I genuinely appreciated about Philoxenia is they don't try to rush you. It's a restaurant that lets you linger, offering a leisurely meal in a quiet, spacious dining room with plenty of breathing room between tables... something that's increasingly rare in Toronto's newer, sardine-can-style restaurants. Philoxenia nails that cozy, unhurried Greek dining experience that makes you want to stay a little longer and sip a little more wine.

First of all, restaurant is beautiful. Great place to eat. Secondly, food was delicious and what a…read moreperformance for the cheese and pita apps. And third - staff was friendly. Service was efficient. They were generous enough to offer baklava before we left. Near Yorkdale mall. If you're not driving there. Suggest to take the bus from wilson Stn then walk there

Love the 3 Dip Meal u can get full on it&unlimited Water…read morefood was great, our waiter Dominic was wonderful as well. recommend the Fries

This service here was good, with very attentive and kind staff. The decor was beautiful and the…read morerestaurant was very clean looking. We tried their 3 dips combo, chicken souvlaki and the chicken pie. This was for the summerlious portions. Everything was delicious and even for the set meal it was a lot of food for the price. It even looked like they had an area for parties, which is a nice addiction. Theres plenty of outdoor patio seating as well, if you're looking to enjoy the weather with some good food. Overall a solid place with great service and good food

Everything was great as always. I just wish they used the Greek style rice (with the lemon sauce)…read moreinstead of Basmati and made the grilled octopus the traditional way (without the grilled vegetables and different spices).

Alexa Play "You Stole the Show", by Sienna Spiro…read more Okay Canada! This foodie took her talents across the border to visit a very special friend (we are dating them ALL) and when a friend insists a place is a must, you listen. That's how I ended up at Mamakas Taverna in Toronto, and let me tell you... this was absolutely worth the passport stamp. Mamakas feels like stepping into a chic Aegean escape right in the middle of the city. The space is small, yet bright, stylish, and warm, with that effortless Greek charm that makes you want to settle in and stay awhile. The energy is lively but intimate, the kind of place where the food, the vibe, and the company all hit at the same time. From the moment the plates hit the table the spreads, the fresh seafood, you understand why locals treat this spot like a staple. It's elevated without being pretentious, comforting without being basic, and every bite tastes like someone's yiayia whispered secrets into the recipe. If Toronto is going to show out like this, I'll happily keep bringing my foodie passport back. This year is INTENTIONAL! I will be in a new country more often to try new places but honestly Toronto may have to be a quarterly trip. The food places were that good here! Plus he's not that bad either! Shout out to our cute waitress! Let's get into it! Okay so you see all my pictures! I was told I was trying it all! I love a man who understands your love for food! Starters- You must get the dips! Tzatziki - loved this. You could taste the lemon. Taramosalata - this was my favorite! More please! Ask for more Pita bread! We did! Melizanosalata - They changed the recipe so this was just okay according to my date. Mains- Kotopoulo - Tea Brined Chicken and Mushrooms. Sooooooo yummy! Drools writing this. Lavraki- 1.5lb Whole Grilled Aegean Sea Bass - I LOVED this! Sides- Lahanika - Veggies soooooo yummy and fresh! Tiganites Patates - potatoes so delicious! I need more!! Yes! Yes! And MORE YES! Book your reservation for here! If you don't live here, book that flight!

It's been a few years since I was in Greece, so I was dying to try Mamakas. It can be very hard to…read morefind Greek food that rivals that of what you get when actually in Greece, but some of this was very good. The tzatziki was very nice, and kind of a staple. I loved the bread they provided for dipping. It was well seasoned and fresh. I thought the lamb chops were very good. Again the seasoning on each of the dishes were excellent. I definitely want to come back and try more. While it may not necessarily be on par with what I ate in Greece, it came close and invoked memories.