Best Gyros in town! Super nice fella that owns and works there! Very kind and super quick on…read moremaking our gyros. Orders the Big feta gyro and fries and they did not disappoint!

Greek salad with the best dressing!!! Add grilled chicken and don't forget the Nan bread…read more The gyro are amazing too.

Absolutely hands down the best gyro I've ever had. The meat was flavorful, the pita was soft and…read morefluffy and the gentleman preparing the food was charming and very hard working. Come support this place next time you're in town. We will definitely be back.

Vegetarians this is a must. I got a falafel sandwich - when the dude says it is spiced - it is!…read moreTasted good but hot!! The falafel was ok, but I am very judgmental as I love my local shop. I was very happy to see vegan options within walking distance. I ordered a side of hummus and pitta, not on the menu and wow!! One of the best hummus I have ever had. The service was great as he catered to my request. Be patient, as he was the only at the stay at 11:30am working both stands. They have setting outside and in burger your food to go and walk to the beach and enjoy!

Finding good Greek / Mediterranean food anywhere is tough. If you haven't actually been to Greece…read moreyou haven't had an authentic food experience. I was lucky enough to go to Crete , Greece 4 times while in the military in the late 80's. I still haven't found that replacement , but I've come pretty close a couple times. The Chicken Kabob here was really good , thick flavorful pieces that were seasoned well on a wooden skewer. I would recommend getting these. The Beef and Lamb Gyro was large and full of meat , veggies , and sauce. The meat was decent , but I wasn't impressed by it. The sauce also was mid , could be thicker and more flavor. I got a sample of the Roasted Potatoes and I would recommend them. The Rice looked good , but I didn't try it. They have some desserts too. The Carrot Cake and Chocolate Cake were monsters ! If my son was here with me in Myrtle Beach I definitely would've gotten both. I think for most people they would be happy to have lunch or dinner here. $13.00 for a Gyro and $7.00 for a Chicken Kabob.

We are glad we found Opa Opa just by chance near the Public Grocery store. We had two Gyros and a…read morelarge Greek salad. There were three of us and we shared the food. The salad was really delicious with the olives and feta and a great oil and vinegar vinaigrette dressing. They had an awesome dessert case but we were too full to eat dessert.

We went to Santorini Greek tonight, and what an awesome experience! The food was absolutely…read moredelicious and tasted genuinely authentic. I highly recommend the beet salad, and the evening special was bifteki, which was fantastic. The Greek potatoes were absolutely amazing as well--honestly, there wasn't a bad thing on the menu. They also have a great selection of wines to go perfectly with the food. This is definitely more of a fine-dining experience, but it is well worth checking out when you're in the mood for authentic Greek cuisine. Great food, lovely atmosphere, and an all-around brilliant evening. We will definitely be back. Three thumbs up and five stars from us!

4.5 stars would be most accurate. I was glad to find this restuarant during my visit to Myrtle…read moreBeach. I did not have much Greek cuisine before so many things were new to me. In general, the food was good and the staff was friendly. During my two-day visit I had two meals there. Tried the Grilled Tiger Prawns, Soutzoukakia, Beet Salad, Maroulsalata, Pastichio and Spanakorizo. 1. The tiger prawns came with four pieces. Tasted fresh but a bit too salty for me. 2. Soutzoukakia was basically lamb and beef meatballs. Compared to Kofta in Middle Eastern cuisine, these had more flavors from meat but less from other ingredients. Served over tomato sauce. 3. Beet salad had generous amount of beets, but the arugula tasted just-out-of-fridge; it was very cold and crispy, lacking the flavor of fresh arugula. 4. Maroulsalata was a salad with chopped (green) romaine, green onions, dill, crumbled feta and lemon+EVOO dressing. A light dish perfect for pairing with their meats or (heavy) pastas. 5. Pastichio, the Greek style Lasagna, is a classical. It was my first time to try it and it tasted fantastic. It was an ~4 inch square piece of layers of hollow pasta topped with ground beef, a thick layer of bechamel, and topped with graviera cheese. Unlike meat sauce, the ground beef was "dry", but this was OKay because the bechamel would smoothen everything. In general rich in flavor and creamy and definitely filling. 6. Spanakorizo was like risotto or porridge but perhaps had even more liquid. It had Arborio rice, spinach, herbs and Kefalograviera cheese. The staff were friendly. They recognized me when I had my second meal there, answered my questions about the menu patiently, and explained to me about their tips (I will discuss this below). The dishes were served in reasonable time. The vibe was definitely at the higher end among the restaurants in Myrtle Beach; plus it was not crowded at all. Despite the good food, you should be careful about the tip. Their suggested tip percentages are calculated based on the taxed price; e.g. if you select the suggested 18% you are actually tipping more than that.

We got into Myrtle Beach and wanted something good, delivered to the hotel. Greek isn't the first…read morechoice for delivery, but this worked out! I ordered the Beef & Lamb Platter with rice and Greek salad. The portions were very big-easily 2 meals for me, but my husband ate his and the rest of mine. He had the Beef & Lamb Platter as well, with the garlic green beans. His only comment was that he would've wanted the green beans cooked longer. The rice was well cooked, the gyro meat was flavorful and the salad was so fresh and delicious. The tzatziki was delicious as was the Greek dressing. I always order extra pita when I do Greek, because, well, pita is amazing. You don't have to order extra with Fast Greek! The Platter came with plenty of pita! I also order extra tzatziki, but the portion that comes with the platter is quite a bit, so I wouldn't order extra unless you want it super saucy. I'd definitely be a regular if I lived in Myrtle Beach!

The falafel was very dry and oddly shaped. I was surprised that the falafel is sold by weight,…read morerather than quantity. A little bit pricey and not memorable.

It was throw-away Tuesday, so we decided to go back to Christos. The first time we went, they did…read morenot have their liquor license. They now serve beer and wine. I got a glass of Chardonnay and he ordered a red wine. Neither wine tasted good. Stick with beer. For dinner, I ordered the baked manacotti and he got a small sausage and onion pizza. Both of our meals were okay. Nothing to write home about. Now we know not to go back there. If you see me there, ask me why.

The service and our pizza were amazing. They absolutely did not skimp on the toppings. Very sweet…read morewaitress name Dina who was attentive to our needs. A pleasant restaurant that we were welcomed at.

This is a hidden Jim in Wilmington, North Carolina. I actually got my mail to go because I thought…read moreI would only eat half of it and bring the rest home. Needless to say I ate the entire meal, and I'm looking forward to going back as soon as possible.

Wow!!! Occasionally I get on a gyro kick and this definitely satisfied the craving!…read more We are in Wilmington for a NYE week stay cation and thankfully this place was open today (New Years day) the gyro was SO good! Fresh ingredients and just seasoned right meat. The fries were surprisingly good and seasoned just right too. Would definitely recommend this place for your gyros!