Not worth it. The Metze starter plate is ok, but the rest was pretty terrible. In general it…read moreappeared that the kitchen was out of salt. Hummus tasted watered down and little to no tahini. Just chick peas ground up with water. The lamb dish had a pretty small serving of unseasoned lamb, cheesy potatoes that tasted like they came from a bag, unseasoned veggies that tasted like they came from a bag and were overcooked. The chicken dish came with very thin slices of tasteless chicken and soggy, undercooked, unsalted French fries. Skipped dessert because everything else had been so disappointing. The best parts of the meal were the tatziki and the baba ganoush. But for the price, it should be much better overall.

Our favorite restaurant in Jumbo. Always good service and great authentic Greek food. Give it a…read moretry, you won't be disappointed.

I ate at El Greco last night during my first visit to Finland, I was referred to this place by many…read moreco-workers and my expectations were FAR exceeded!! By far the best spot I've eaten at since being in Helsinki. The menu itself is beyond impressive! I was lucky to be with a large group and we ordered a little of everything. I loved every bite! Amazingly fresh food with an impeccable touch of Greece! I truly felt the authenticity with all the special flavors. Coworkers raved the entire night. I will tell anyone coming to Helsinki to PLEASE treat yourself to a special meal at El Greco, the ambiance is great & I'll never return to Helsinki without going there for a meal...or two!

Tradition Greek food in a beautiful setting. The manager was accommodating and friendly…read more The food was delicious, I had the Gyro with grilled pork and potatoes, it was so nice and moist. The tzatziki was very nice and fresh. The starter of spanikoptika was excellent, full of feta and freshly cooked. The olive tapenade was so good with the fresh baked bread. Good place to eat!

My friends and I travel to Helsinki for a conference and found Taverna Zorbas. The food and wine…read morewere fantastic and our server Basilia (not sure if the spelling) took great care of us. We returned for a second night and had the same excellent service and food. I will definitely return if I am back in Helsinki

Such a treat to eat here. Went after going to the amusement park and had some feta cheese pies,…read moretzatziki, moussaka, and lamb chops. The moussaka was as stated "the best in Finland" and probably beyond. Tzatziki was delicious. Lamb chops were excellently cooked, seasoned, and the potatoes that came with were amazing. Feta pies were a little greasy but nice and crisp. Deeeeelisious!

Great place. Baklava Small. Warm. Greek…read moreGreek coffee needs some acclimatization, but hit the spot.

Cozy little cafe with very friendly owner. Home-style lunch is cheap and satisfying. A nice change…read morefrom Asian buffets and Nepalese. Seating is rather limited though. I wouldn't come here in company greater than three.

If I was gonna go by the name, I would rate this 0 stars. I rate it two because the waitress was…read morevery nice and the meat was ok, even though it obviously wasn't gyros meat, just finely chopped pork. What I have a problem with, is the whole actual thing. You don't call your restaurant "going Greek" and add rucola and (of all the things in the world) orange in the gyros, that is a downright disgrace to the dish. And you do not call this gyros. You can call it pita, but not gyros. Gyros is the meat, not the pita. A Greek gyros dish has fries, tomato, onion, ketchup and mustard. Doing away with the whole recipe thing (and the price, which was kind of really expensive, considering the amount of the food and the lack of any sides), that's what gyros is. I'd be fine if the restaurant didn't claim it's Greekness so profoundly in the name and I would think that this is just some hipster variation of the best Greek dish. This place should be called "Going hipster", or if the name needed to absolutely be kept, then all recipes should be scraped. Definitely not Greek.