This is just wrong. My great grandparents on my mothers side came from Greece so I know Greek food…read moreand this bistro is trying the best they can. I got a chicken slouvaki that tasted like crab which makes sense because Greece is known more for their seafood than their landfood. ​

Absolutely 100% unsatisfied with everything about my experience. Probably the worst experience I've…read morehad at any restaurant, actually. My boyfriend and I ordered takeout... Two souvlaki platters, totalling just under $40. Upon getting home and opening the containers we were severely underwhelmed with what we got. A small scoop of rice and three quarters of a whole potato, next to one skewers worth of meat. It also came with bread and a salad, all of which still equalling a sad portion to have spent the amount of money we did. We called the restaurant right away and spoke our concerns, asking if this was a regular portion... The lady on the other end of the phone stated yes, it was correct. We asked if we could return it as we were unhappy and she proceeded on a rant about how they would not take it back because they wouldn't be able to do anything with it, how we must have bigger appetites than usual, and what did we expect? I have been to Joe Feta's and for the same price received at minimum three times as much food. Every time I tried to speak she spoke over me, even started raising her voice and threatened to hang up on me. Needless to say, I finished my entire meal not long ago and I am sitting here with a rumbling belly. (Not that it matters, but I weigh under 120 lbs, so not like I usually eat a ton...) To be honest, the chicken was very bland on top of it all. Will not be returning.

came here while,ina day trip with my moms, what a great deal, for $22 we got two wraps, a big…read moresalad, garlic bread and two,pops wow, wanted to,dine in but they dont do that anymore for some reason, no custome pr washrooms as well, ouch, so we ate at the carousel park just 5 minutes away, the wraps, were okay, kind of dry, barely any tkatziki, edible still, the salad was amazing, big, plentiful toppings, garlic bread was good to great, would go back for the deals, they also have a $35 dinner for four, which is wowzers as well, the value is here, for sure,

Time to open back up guys. It's been a couple years now. Curbside isn't a sustainable business…read moremodel. Curbside lady was friendly at least. Reconsider your decision to remain closed to sit down

As far as vegan food goes, this establishment is just ok. Good, not great as they say. Maybe I'm…read morejust spoiled so it may be phenomenal for the area, but the falafel was bland, the peas in the rice a little odd, and spicy feta not spicy at all and very salty, and the "meat" or chili or something on the nachos (and oddly in the shawarma platter too) was just a strange flavor. I can't put my finger on it but it's just weird and very out of place. The wait staff was lovely, although when a friend asked for honey for her tea she wasn't given any alternatives for sweeteners, even though they had sugar. And the restaurant is very large so lots of seating and not super packed together either. We went in winter so not surprised at the temperature but it was very cold inside. All in all I'd only go again if there were no other options and I'd be satisfied but not blown away by any means.

I'd start by noting that vegan restaurants are a rare commodity, and that this one is good with a…read moreMediterranean menu. Service was great and ambiance was trendy casual. The food was commendable, although if I were at the grill, I would keep things on long enough to crisp up, namely the pita bread and the Greek potatoes. Not sure why -- easy enough to do. That may come down to taste. Bruschetta topping was very good, but the underlying pita absorbed moisture instead of having any crunch. The house made feta was impressive. I enjoyed the Greek platter which featured some very tasty skewers. We also had a falafel plate skipping the rice. Greek potatoes were tasty, but had no browning which goes back to my initial comment. Seasoning on everything was great. Falafels were not bad; well seasoned and flavourful- - I wondered if maybe there was black bean in them. Worth checking out. Not over priced

This unassuming location has amazing Greek food! If you're looking for a place near, but not at…read moreNiagara, this is it. There is ample parking to the side of the building and seating for at least 100 people. Our table chosen to split pita sandwiches and the feta fries. All the food was amazing and the service was perfect. The decor and cuisine will having you feeling like you're in Greece, not Canada.

We were looking for Greek food in the Niagara area. We came across this restaurant and it had great…read morereviews. When we went, they were not busy and the service was great. The food came pretty quick as well. The food tasted absolutely amazing and had traditional Greek flavors. They have a very cozy atmosphere and a Greek vibe. We would love to return to this restaurant again. Try it for excellent Greek food.

This higher-end Italian restaurant is in a strip mall so there is plenty of parking. There are 3…read moreseating areas, sports bar area, main dining room, extra dining room (good for private parties, etc). We were there for Sun dinner as a big group of 16 as a gathering of high school classmates. We were seated at one long table. Our waitress handled orders well except for my unlimited refill pop, I asked her 3 times for a refill and she kept forgetting. I never got the refill. The food tasted good and were plated well. There was a large variety of food options. The only bad dish was the Vegan Pizza which looked horrible! They were kind enough to listen to the customer and remake it to her specifications. Entree prices ranged $14 to $23 to $29. The restaurant is well-decorated . They seem to like European family motorcycles. The manager was very friendly, helpful, and cooperative.

I really had no expectations walking into a random place I found on Yelp, in an unfamiliar area, in…read morea commercial plaza, but I was in for a real treat. The food was good, and appropriately priced, the service was very friendly and accommodating (at some space in time a manager, or potentially the owner stopped by), the interior design is very interesting, and as much as this place is out of the way / off the beaten path, I know I will probably make an effort to return.

A waitress, from Niagara Brewery, suggested this spot to us and it was great…read more Feels like family is cooking for you. I really like the quality of the ingredients and how that turned out a fantastic product. Food was great and so was the coffee. Staff was super friendly as well.

This restaurant is fairly small, definitely old-school but had the absolute best bacon I've ever…read moreeaten in my life. The waitress was on her game from the start. She answered our questions and gave us enough time to check the menu out. I went with a basic breakfast and my husband ordered a skillet. I asked for a Coke, and was surprised it was a can for $2.50. That seemed excessive. Our orders came out quickly, though we passed the short wait by reading the Coffee News at the table. Refills on decaf weren't hard to come by. I don't even care about the rest of my breakfast, because I was all over that bacon. It was sweet, salty, cooked perfectly... I'll be dreaming of it for years to come. Jacob enjoyed his hollandaise skillet, but wish he'd gotten bacon instead of peameal pork because mine was so much better. They have unisex bathrooms. Accept credit card. They also have an outdoor patio area, but it was much too cold for us to enjoy in February. I'd visit this charming diner in the future!

Decided to stop in here for lunch today (Labor Day) and sit outside because it was a beautiful day…read more We started with hummus and pita. I had the lunch spanakopita which came with a salad and my boyfriend has the lunch gyro. Everything was good.

We stumbled across Fourno's after walking out of another restaurant due to abysmal service... and…read morewalked into a delightful dining experience! The two servers were polite, efficient and a delight to interact with. They made us feel more like welcome guests in their homes than customers at a restaurant. The drink selection was limited but I found a delicious local beer and my wife had a frozen strawberry coconut concoction (Miami Vice) that reminded her of her favorite drink from a Caribbean resort. We couldn't have been happier with the food. She had a pasta dish with vegetables (she's a vegetarian) and I had shrimp and veggies over rice. Both were delicious and the portions were very generous. The shrimp were huge but still tender and there were 6 of them where I would have expected 3. The only reason I'm not giving the 5th star is the ambiance. Fourno's is doing a wonderful job taking a piece of sidewalk and turning it into a dining area... love the big umbrellas and the festive Greek music... it's fun to watch people walking by take a moment to dance a bit to the music. Still, you can't help but notice that, despite fantastic efforts, you're seated in kind of a side street and the back lot is a little rough around the edges. Please don't let that stop you from giving them a try though. They are 5 star in every other category! Opa!

Gord and I had breakfast this morning at Yianni's Mediterranean Bistro on Queen Street…read more It's a large restaurant with a patio in the back. We sat in the front of the restaurant because it was brighter. It seemed like the lights were low towards the back ... not cozy at all. We both ordered Yianni's Special. Plus Gord ordered a coffee and I ordered a large milk. Breakfast was good and there was a nice variety. Our server started out fairly friendly. But after we'd ordered and got our meals, she kind of forgot about us. We were trying to catch her attention to let her know we wanted our bill for a while. It took us a long time to be able to pay. This restaurant lost a star because of this.

Let me just say that I really wanted to like Yianni's. My girlfriend and I were up in…read moreNiagara-on-the-lake for my birthday, and had a wonderful experience at Zee's the night before. Walking home, we spotted Yianni's storefront and resolved to head there for breakfast in the morning - it looked cozy, and they had a breakfast menu plastered right outside! Arriving was a totally different experience, however. To be fair, we were there on a wednesday morning - but we were literally the only diners there (and the town was bustling with some sort of photography group...hundreds of people with cameras? Who knows). I was initially excited for what I was assuming to be a great little greasy-spoon greek breakfast spot. Turns out I was wrong on that account. The waitress ushered us to our table, asking if we would like a coffee. Of course, we said yes before even sitting down - however I would later find out that coffee was $2.50 a cup for mediocre diner-style brew. Ehhh, not impressed, and the way she said it I assumed (like at plenty of breakfast spots) that it was included. My fault for assuming, but whatever. Anyhow, when she came back I was quite excited to order the egg breakfast. I don't eat meat (and there was no plain egg dish without it), so I asked if I might be able to sub the bacon for another side, or an extra egg, or anything really. Bowl of fruit? whatever. Her response kind of bothered me, however: "Absolutely no substitutions." Seriously? Who says that? Roll it off your tongue, right now. You just -feel- rude. Needless to say I was disenchanted at the idea of paying $7 for two eggs and toast (no coffee, homefries extra, of course). After her little rebuttal, she said matter-of-factly that "if you don't eat meat, you should get an omelette." $10-13 for the omelette. Well, OK. $13 for breakfast is no big deal. Oh wait, that doesn't come with homefries either? Grumpily, my girlfriend and I each ordered a side of homefries for an extra $1.50 each. To her credit, the omelette didn't take long to make and it was in front of me pretty soon. There was plenty of feta in my Mediterranean omelette, and it was pretty tasty. The homefries, however, were FROM A BAG. We're talking McCain/Cavendish variety here. Not only that, they BURNED THEM into crunchy little cubes of grease, with little-to-no fluffy potato interior. It was actually like eating grease-soaked potato chips. I had heartburn for HOURS. I was unimpressed when the bill unceremoniously showed up at $38. I'm sorry, but $5 for two uninspiring coffees, over $15 per omelette... ...I would have paid that for an incredible, fresh, lovely breakfast at some inn by the lake. But given the atmosphere and the service and the quality of what I actually put in my mouth... ...PASS.