Love the menu here; so many things to try! The drink choices are pretty great too. The place is…read morebright and lively with lots of decor and fun music playing. Been here a few times and plan to come back.

I eat a decent amount of Greek food, but admittedly eat the dishes widely palatable to American…read morepalates like saganki, grilled octopus, stuffed grape leaves, spanakopita, and souvlaki. These feel like the chicken tikka masala or general tso's of Greek food and I know there's a universe of dishes I've yet to try. But these dishes are delicious and I will keep ordering them. I visited at around 10pm on a Saturday night to find the place about half full, with fun decor and white lights that felt way too bright for the time of night. The lights made it feel like they were catering more to a family friendly crowd than for a nightlife crowd, which I suppose makes some sense for Park Slope. Despite the place sitting half empty, our server didn't show up to fill our glasses or ask for our orders for quite some time, and I saw the manager talking to the staff about something gone awry. Our food also took quite a bit to arrive. The saganaki and octopus and beans dishes were stand outs and executed with aplomb. The shrimp and swordfish skewers and spinach rice were quite plain and I would have gladly skipped these dishes had I known. I didn't have a good sense of portions and I wish the server would have guided us a bit more, as we definitely over ordered. While I won't be back, it was a perfectly serviceable meal for the area.

Yia Yia's is a consistent and reliable go to for Greek food in the area!…read more I recommend any of their cold dips with pita, but my favs are the tzatziki, tirokafteri, skordalia, and the hummus. I also enjoy their avgolemono and spanikopita as appetizers. For mains I go for the pastichio or the chicken souvlaki platter. I love that you get a greek salad and delicious buttery rice with it.

4.5/5. This Greek food is as good as Astoria's. Not the best I've ever had but finally some fire…read moreGreek in BK. Star of the show was the octopus. Well cooked, fresh, flavorful. Coulda been a bit more charcoaled or crunchy but honesty it was great. Sangria pitcher $28, got me lowkey drunk but it was also my first meal of the day. The salad had a bit too much vinegar or lemon but otherwise good. Loved the halloumi. Chicken was juicy and yummm. Pita was a bit thin for my liking but so soft. My boyfriend liked it and treated it like a tortilla. Lemon potatoes were lemony asffff which is the standard but coulda used more salt/ or pepper. Tzatziki coulda been better, had strings of some sort and I wish it had cucumber. Wish the waitress told us the platter came w salad cuz I woulda saved $13 my bad for not checking tho.

Ordered from here last night and absolutely loved the food…read more The tzatziki and tarama dips were SO good. The half chicken with spinach rice was solid but lacked salt. Still, I'd order from here again for sure. So nice to have found a Greek food spot in Brooklyn with affordable prices.

An authentic family owned Greek restaurant offering delicious food …read more We started with the hummus dish with fresh pita. It was fresh and flavorful. We also had the Keftethakia. Meatballs in a tomato basil sauce. These were by far the standout dish. The meatballs were tender and hearty and simmered in a simple sauce. We also had the Spanakopita. They also did not disappoint. The Mousaka was robust with a mixture of flavors, onions and tomatoes. Service was excellent and assisted us with our selections. The restaurant is small and cozy, and there were many people picking up orders to go. I highly recommend Avlee if looking for authentic greek dishes.

Another neighborhood gem. This place is excellent, the food, the service and the ambiance perfect.read more

Walking around Park slope and wanted to try this little Mediterranean spot. Inside and outside…read moreseating-we sat inside and enjoyed the decor but it was pretty warm. Recommend outside on a hot day 94 degrees. Only one lone ranger was handling all the tables and I think he could have used some help as there were long waits. We ordered a chicken eggplant sandwich which was very tasty but dry needed some type of sauce. I had the lamb kabob and they were good I didnt care much for the seasoning which was on the meat vegetables and the pilaf. We also had a lamb schwerma plate that was very dry and not good. It also needed some type of pita to make it more palatable. The baba/eggplant appetizer was very good as well the pita. I do recommend not leaving the eggplant seeds as they are hard and unpleasant. Maybe a good place to enjoy an outside table wine appetizer but skip otherwise.

Update '26! Better…read moreand better. Honestly, the quality of Let's Go...a year on is better. Their consistency and devotion to customer satisfaction is so refreshing and commendable. I got a two skewer combo with shrimp and pork (and remembered to ask for my fries well done). Everything about this plate was spot on from the marinades, to the seasoning to the temperature. The fries are STELLAR! Much more like the rustic fried potatoes that you find in a Greek taverna. There seemed to be a constant flow of satisfied guests, happily dining in the "secret garden" out back. Keep it up Ya Souvlakia.

1/2 Our group had a…read morereally good lunch at Let's Go Ya Souvlakia. What stood out most was that there was truly something delicious for everyone, whether you were craving traditional Greek favorites (like a Gyro) or wanted to try one of the more unique menu offerings (like a custom bowl). The food was fresh, flavorful, and generously portioned, making it easy for everyone at the table to leave happy. The spicy feta and tzatziki were spot on and great toppings. They stay true to classic Greek street food while offering a few creative options that help set them apart from other spots. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, perfect for a relaxed lunch or dinner. One of the hidden gems is the outdoor patio in the back, which provides a great place to enjoy your meal when the weather is nice. It's a wonderful addition that gives the restaurant a neighborhood feel. If you're looking for authentic Greek flavors, friendly service, and a laid-back setting, I highly recommend checking out Let's Go Ya Souvlakia. We'll definitely be back to explore more of the menu.

Rounded up to 5 stars…read more Sometimes it is a challenge to decide between 4 stars and 5 stars. This is a comfortable neighborhood restaurant with outdoor patio and indoor seating. The cocktails and plates are better than expected. We shared a number of small plates and we were pleased with our decision. The service is helpful and attentive.

A very nice chill Greek lunch spot. A variety of choices for their $20 lunches. Bright atmosphere…read morefull of Greek island charm. Service was friendly and non rushed. Food was delicious. Definitely recommend!

Another fine meal, there's nothing in the area like this at this price point with this quality food…read morethis quick. Everytime my order is expertly packed and correct Fair prices Quality food Nice staff Quick Healthy options Great value - why cook

Came here for a quick lunch. They had a good lunch special for a drink and a gyro. The gyro came…read morewith a salad (or fries), and the salad was bigger than expected. I got the lamb gyro which was delicious. They also have a beer and wine special which we didn't take advantage of but seems like a great deal. The service was friendly and quick and overall, would recommend coming back for a quick bite / drink!

Everything perfect. Make a reservation. Small place.....nice staff. Tough parking. No valetread more

4-stars I have been here a few times. It's clean, has a nice atmosphere, servers were friendly but…read morenot over accommodating. The food is good, I found the prices for most of the items to be on the high side. They have a good wine selection, salads, pastas, Greek specialities appetizers, deserts and mains. I am not one that usually talks about the price of a dish although the 2 chicken skewers in platter with fries seemed high at $25 or $26 seems high. The food was good but not the best Greek food I've had. I would recommend them although it you have any wine or liquor with your meal I would say your bill will be north of $150 for two people.