Came here based on reviews on Google and saw decent crowd. The staffs were nice and sat us as quick…read moreas they could. The calamari appetizer was very good. Lightly battered and it was freshly fried. You can taste the freshness of the quality and it was delicious. However, this is when the 1 hour wait for entrees starts. People showed up later started getting their food and we were getting hungry and anxious. The server was present but for some reason, we just don't have our food. When we finally did, the side orders did not come out correctly. The entree could also use more seasoning. Overall, the appetizer was great, the entree was average. And the overall experience was hard to describe, considering we waited more than 1 hours for the entree. Your experience may vary.

I ordered the spanakopita and village salad. Very disappointing. The spanakopita was a square…read morepiece of frozen pie defrosted heated and served. Not good. The village salad was a simple bland salad. Some care and attention and more importantly pride needs to be provided in the preparation of Greek food.

Food is great!! Pretty authentic and the servers are very efficient…read more I recommend the Village salad and calamari!!

Great location with amazing food. Accommodates dinner for two and larger parties. Heidi and staff…read moreare extremely friendly and helpful. Long standing London restaurant with amazing food and atmosphere. A must go to and enjoy their food.

One of the BEST restaurants in London. The absolute best Lamb Chops I've ever eaten. The service…read moreis fantastic and the vibes are always fun and vibrant. I got to Dimi's every time I'm in London.

Lamb shank tastes good. Warm waitress. Good place to have a diner. What else yelp need me to say?…read moreLamb shank is a cut of meat from the lower part of a lamb's leg, below the knee joint. It's known for being a flavorful, but tough cut, which is why it's often slow-cooked or braised to tenderize the meat and release its rich flavor. I hate 85 character policy.

One of our first nights out we were about to jump in a taxi, when our stomach started groaning…read more At 2 am walking in downtown a tall happy dude appeared with a treasure in his hands. The smell of food made us chase him. He was kind of scared but he stopped, we asked where did he find the food. He thought for a second and politely gave us such precise instructions (that is something I admire about north dudes, is like if they had a GPS in the brain). We arrived to the food truck, it was cool to see two brave-hard working girls managing the party zombie crowd. People would stop by with cars, others would walk while eating, some others would torture themselves with the smell until reaching home... I ordered a guilty late night burger. It was big, tasted like BBQ, satisfied me, couldn't finish it. Next day I woke up still smelling like crime burger... It was worth.

I went back to this place this week when I was hankering for some souvlaki. I also wanted to go…read moreback to get a better idea if the service I experienced the last time was a one-off or if it was a regular thing. Happily, the short order cook seemed to be in better spirits this time. He even struck up a conversation while he was making the food about my day. The food was still really good, fresh veggies, and prepared really well overall. My overall time there wasn't very long - it took a really short time for the pita to be prepared and I was on my way. Okay - now I'm a fan.

I am a sucker for advertising. I had no choice but to stop at The World's Largest Steakhouse in…read moreAmarillo after seeing their billboard for over 100 miles. I had no choice but to stop at Wall Drug in South Dakota after the same. And so after seeing Tiktoks and Reels for Shelby's, a detour to get a kebab was not going to be missed. Still busy during the lunch rush, there were only two people working this afternoon. One older gent trying hard to take orders and call out orders. And a younger dude working the kitchen and trying to keep up. I chose a beef shawarma wrap and it only took five or so minutes. Loaded with beef, fresh fries, pickles, spicy garlic and more. And then wrapped tight before being grilled to perfection. Oh so delicious, it's a good thing there isn't a Shelby's in Charlotte (yet!) or I would be eating them every day. The restaurant is clean and the food is amazing. A bigger parking lot would be a plus. [Review 1444 of 2024 - 122 in Ontario - 22467 overall]

Food was great! Service was also excellent. The ambiance after the event we attended was fun and…read morewelcoming.

Amazing!!!! Food was phenomenal. Restaurants was super clean. And staff was sooooo friendly even…read morein the midst of a major Thanksgiving Day rush. Recommend ten times over!

This place is definitely one of the better options for Middle Eastern food in London. I usually…read moreget their chicken or beef shawarma rice bowl. Their portions are very generous, they always dollop on the sauces so nothing is dry (my favourite is their tahini sauce) while their pickles perfectly act as a counter-balance to the richness of the meat and sauces. This has become one of my go-to places in London.

Lovely lady working but portion sizes were absolutely horrible for the price that you pay. $46 for…read more2 gyros and 2 poutines that have shrunk by half over the years. Pita bread wasn't grilled fresh. It tasted like it was stale, grilled hours ago. I understand the rise of food cost but if you are going to raise prices, add a little more to the dish. Or at least, keep the prices the same and shrink portion sizes. Restaurants need to do better for costumers. It's totally worth hunting for places that put some care into what they serve.

Very good fast food gyros. People there were quick and the meats, fries and bread all tasted great…read more Some of the toppings were not the most fresh but it was winter time so can't really blame them for that.

While their Market Profile says this business has "friendly and respected staff", that certainly…read morewas not our experience today! At 5pm--with the place all but deserted--my son was taking a photograph near this market kiosk. He had a small tripod. The owner -- Chris Doris -- waited for an opportunity to catch my son alone and rudely told him his taking photos "didn't pay the bills" and that he was "blocking customers." My son has autism and is taking a program at Fanshawe College. It is very sad that this member of the "friendly and respected staff" missed an opportunity to connect with a potential customer. (Ironically, we have purchased produce here since moving to London in August (from Toronto) and I was going to buy some more today). How cowardly to wait until the parent/adult was gone to go in and try and bully a young person. Want to build your business? Want to encourage some community building? How about supporting young people in getting an education? Needless to say I went back and told this guy off. I'll get my produce elsewhere. This person needs to visit St. Lawrence Market in Toronto on a Saturday to get a grip on what "busy" and "blocking customers" might look like.

I stop here on my way home to pick up my pre-cut fruits (pineapple mostly) and veggies…read more(broccoli/cauliflower mix) because I find the prices reasonable ($2.50 for both) and the produce fresh. Sure, it could be more economical to buy the whole fruit or veg -- and you can do that here, of course -- but as a solo and indecisive cook, the pre-cut smaller portions work for me. They have many options in that vein, but also a full and colourful selection of local produce. Fresh herbs, too. Plus many jams, sauces & dry pasta to compliment your shopping. It's the only place in the market I get my fruits & vegetables from.