I live in Carmel Indiana now, which has at least 3 Mediterranean restaurants on the same block. And…read moreI used to live in Astoria Queens. So I know from Greek. This was good stuff. The staff are super friendly, dining room is well maintained, and the food was fantastic.

If you have not stopped by Woo Hoo you are missing out!…read more The Location - You pull up and question your decision. The building looks simple. It looks like a small mom and pop spot in an older space. Then you walk in and see they are building something strong. The Service was quick, staff was Friendly Helpful and attentive. No issues. Now for the Food. I was impressed. Good Mediterranean food in Louisville is rare. My wife and I stopped in for lunch and the food delivered. She ordered a chicken gyro. Her fries came out fresh and seasoned. Her sandwich was the best gyro we have had in Louisville. I ordered the Sparta bowl lunch portion. Fresh, flavorful, and balanced. Nothing negative to say. Overall. If you have not been here you should make time to visit. Nobody is perfect so here is my minor nitpick. I ordered a Sparta bowl and did not get a fork. I walked back up and grabbed one. If that is the worst problem they have, they are doing something right. I look forward to going back.

Delish! Stopped for lunch with colleagues while in town and everyone enjoyed what the had. Menu has…read moreplenty to choose from. Inside is small, but good tables for small groups. Service was fast when ordering at the counter and they bring food out as soon as it's done. The Greek coffee was great too.

In NYC, this might be a three star experience. In Danville, KY, where it's the ONLY Greek…read morerestaurant, it's a decent four star experience. One must adjust expectations depending on the situation. I had the chicken souvlaki platter, which is essentially a kebab. It comes with a nice fresh Greek salad, rice, and tzatziki sauce. Not exactly juicy, not exactly dry, but not bad. My companion had the mousasaka, which is layered eggplant, potatoes, and meat sauce topped with Bechemel cream. Also comes with rice and the salad. We also had the fries, which are not the typical you see in Greek restaurants. Rather than the crispy crunchy fries with the golden outside, these almost seem air fried. But they were light and airy and we enjoyed them. This restaurant also serves gyro, falafel, spanakopita, hummus and pita, a Greek burger. The reason this place is called Greek-American is because they also serve cheeseburgers, fried chicken, fish, Reubens and BLTs, steaks, salmon, etc. I wish they would focus on just Greek food and make that better, but I understand that is probably tough in a place like Danville. They probably have to have other cuisine options to stay afloat. The service was very kind and attentive and the restaurant is super bright and clean. My friend said it was better than the last time she ate it. She also agrees that this is a, "good for what it is" selection.

Anna's Is the Foundation for My Love of Food…read more I first walked into Anna's in 2007 at the old location on Three Springs Rd. I was a 21 y/o small-town Kentucky kid whose culinary range extended to chicken tenders and French fries. I had no real curiosity about other cultures through food. I wasn't looking for adventure. I just wanted dinner. Then I took my first real date there. We ordered the lamb gyro, saganaki, and tzatziki. I still remember that saganaki arriving and the server screaming "OPA!", as it hit the table. That meal changed something in me. It was my first true cultural food experience, and it expanded my imagination in a way I didn't even understand at the time. From that point on, I went almost weekly. Everything Anna touches is gold. There is intention in the flavors, pride in the execution, and warmth in the experience. One night around 2010, I was the only customer in the restaurant. Vilson was serving me. I confidently ordered a White Zinfandel. He laughed and said, "Oh, some sweet tea with a bit of alcohol in it, eh?" Then he brought me a glass of Greek wine on the house instead. That small moment meant more than he probably realized. It was my invitation to GROW. I live in Seattle now. I've become an Elite Yelp reviewer and spend much of my time exploring restaurants, chefs, and cuisines from all around the world. I seek out bold flavors. I travel for food. I write about it constantly. And yet- twice a year, every year, when I return home to Kentucky, there is one place I always make sure to visit: Anna's. Always. Because this is where it started. If you read my Yelp bio, you'll see that saganaki from Anna's has been listed as my "last meal" choice since the day I created my account. That isn't nostalgia. That's impact. Anna and Vilson didn't just open a restaurant. They ignited a lifelong passion in a 21-year-old country boy who didn't know what he was missing. Some restaurants feed you. A few change you. Anna's changed me. Forever grateful.

Amazing setting and the food was amazing. A must revisit when in Bowling Green…read more The staff was very friendly and the food was great.

I went to this restaurant for the first time last night. It was great! It's pleasant and the food…read morewas delicious. The Gyro was unfussy and really good. We'll definitely try again.

This is a casual little Greek place at the back of Shelbyville Road Plaza. They have friendly staff…read morewith good food for the money. The food at Little Greek was very good. My hubby and I shared the spanakopita appetizer which was delicate and delightful! Hubby had the lemon chicken rice soup which was very nice... of course I got to taste it too. He claims his gyro was very tasty as well. My light meal of chicken skewers and Mediterranean salad did not quite measure up to his choices, unfortunately. The chicken was a bit overcooked and dry. Dipping it in tzatziki sauce helped a bit with that but it wasn't up to par for me. Overall, a nice place to grab a light lunch while out shopping but m, if you're ordering skewers you might be a bit disappointed.

Great service. Quick place to grab food. The lamb plate was great. I'll definitely be going back.read more

The food here is OUTSTANDING!! Combo plate includes a salad, a giant pita, rice and chicken or…read morelamb for under $13. Incredible Value!

A PERFECT experience. Excellent service and all our food was amazing…read more A small-ish family restaurant that we happened to see while working in Owensboro this week. My colleagues and I were staying in a nearby hotel and after driving past Famous Bistro I checked out the Yelp reviews. So many five star reviews! We decided to give it a try and made reservations for a Thursday evening. We dined outside because it was a perfect October evening. Our server was wonderful. We started with spanakopita bites which the chef recommended and they were flakey and delicious. The homemade bread was excellent. I ordered Salmon Dijonaise and it was served with herb roasted potatoes and Brussels sprouts. I also ordered a side of haricot verts. Everything was perfect, and the salmon had great flavor. My colleague ordered a small spinach salad and Sundried tomato pesto penne. Servings were generous and we ended up asking our server to box up half of our entreès. Lunch for tomorrow, yay! The food and service could not have been better. Highly recommend this family restaurant.

Loved the inside and how it looked. Very beautiful location outside as well. Wonderful service for…read morea busy day, and the food was AMAZING!! Although it is a small building, you don't feel cramped together. Very great place.

The food is always so good. The food is what makes the mall worth going to. I always get a lamb…read moregyro sandwich worth a side of hummus and falafel. They don't skimp on the portions. I love this place and surprised there is not a line running out of the mall to taste this food

Great quick service and delicious food! Had the chicken shawarma combo, shawarma was great but the…read morefries stole the show

On the way home from the airport, my friend was starving and irritable so I had to make an…read moreexecutive decision. Greek To Me is a small storefront Street Gyro restaurant. Very small and basic, to be sure. Even the toilets were small. But the South Western BBQ GYRO (with beef and lamb) was amazing. Even though there was just a tad too much barbecue sauce. And from the looks of it, her Greek salad with chicken was obviously delicious because she destroyed it! And no Greek meal would be complete without Baklava. EDIT: Actually, she prefers the word "devoured". LOL. She also chided me for not having any veggies on the sandwich. "Veggies? We don't need no stinking veggies!" (That reference is from what movie? Substitute "badges" for "veggies") Not too shabby, y'all. Go check them out

Menu looks great. It's been awhile since I've had Greek cuisine. Highly recommend gyros.read more

I was very surprised! It's a lot more than Pita! I…read moreordered a regular Greek salad with Gyro meat. It fed me 4 times! The pita bread was fresh. The hummus was delicious. I was told that the recipes are all from Grandma. Nice people working there. I did take out.

Not healthy and certainly does not taste fresh. There are so many authentic Mediterranean places to…read morego, I don't recommend this one