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    Jimmy Grants Eastland

    3.0 (4 reviews)
    ModerateGreek
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Nikos Tavern

    Nikos Tavern

    4.0(3 reviews)
    3.1 km
    $$$

    On Tuesday 12th December 2023 I went there with my Mum and Denise this afternoon for Lunch and they…read moreshared a Seafood Mezze and I had a Saganaki. We both had a glass of water to drink, which was very refreshing.

    Anywhere that has an indoor pond with waterfall is generally amazing right? Right?! No..not in this…read morecase, I'm sorry to say; because I very much wanted Nikos to be incredible. I liked a lot of things about Nikos, the atmosphere is fantastic if you are seeking that genuine family restaurant vibe- I imagine it would be great for family events to hire the place out, as it has a stage for live music, is reasonable priced, has a dance floor a full bar and is very clean. There is a noticeable lack in music though. The service staff are very willing to answer any question you have and are attentive throughout your meals-dare I say boarder line annoyingly attentive but potentially they are understaffed. They bring you water for the table, without asking at the beginning of the meal-as it should be- I appreciate that more than I can articulate. So they let you order Banquets for one! Isn't that amazing?! I've never seen that before! Banquets are always too much and you always have so much food that so much goes to waste, that this is the best thing I have seen a restaurant do! Plus, it doesn't single out the single folk who want the banquet but don't have another to order it with! Love it! We ended up ordering one banquet ($35) that came with five courses. I have posted photos of all courses except the meat course and the desert course. We also ordered a side plate of olives. The first course consisted of miscellaneous dips, which were all seemingly homemade, flat bread, pickled octopus, fasoulia, a dolmade and roasted capsicum. It was all as you would expect, nothing to write home about, the pickled octopus was great, not rubbery at all and perfectly spiced. Dare I say the dolmade was slightly decrepit, which indicated to me it might be tinned. I think I have made enough in my life to make the judgement. This plate was definitely big enough for two very hungry people. The second course was chicken from their spit and Saganaki. The Saganaki was cooked well and the chicken although tasty, I couldn't help but notice I wasn't eating a gyro. Promptly brought out again was our third course which was the meat with a lovely fresh green salad with cheap Bulgarian feta. The meat, again incredibly delicious, was from the spit. I was expecting cuts of beef or kebabs or keftedes, something that wasn't shaved for a take away meal. Between the meat course and the next course we waited, what seemed like a very long, unreasonable amount of time. Throughout the banquet they had gotten us accustomed to a certain pace and now that the restaurant had gotten busier our banquet had come to an abrupt holt, as did the meals of those around us. When the seafood plate finally came out, it was rather sad looking. As I put the oyster in my mouth I instantly felt it was a tremendous error in judgment. It had a distinct flavour of "I may kill you in your sleep." Thus I lived to tell the tale. The small piece of fish was overcooked, unseasoned and tasted thawed, as did the scallop and prawn. Neither of us were game enough to taste the mussel, photo attached. The chips were great. The plate came with sticky, oozy, yummy garlic sauce which was ice cold which completely creeped us out; I mean it should have been warm! At this point we never saw the waitress again, we got bored of waiting and decided we would get desert to take away. The desert was rolled baklava, Turkish delight and galatabouriko (I'm sure that's not spelled right) with three dried frigs and a random bunch of sultanas. Desert was nice, not in any way, shape or form close to being the best I've had, but nice. For the banquet, 1 beer, a soda water, side of olives, two full tummies and a nice time- we spent just over $50. I think that's pretty awesome. Next time I would probably opt for their take away side and avoid the seafood. I also think, considering that they are a Greek restaurant and all of their food is enhanced with lemon, they were skimpy on the lemon but maybe that's just me.

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    Ionio Greek Charcoal BBQ

    Ionio Greek Charcoal BBQ

    2.3(9 reviews)
    9.6 km
    $$

    In short: Great food but average service, waiters no where to be seen and we were left alone for…read morelong periods of time without anyone to take drinks orders, provide service etc. Full review: The first impressions from walking in and being seated were great, beautiful view of the lights from the north eastern suburbs with the city skyline in the distance out of the tall glass windows, a candle on each table and the lights dimmed slightly. The food was great, very tasty dishes, amazing flavors and cooked perfectly. We started with fried cheese balls and the trio of dips for entrees, for mains I had the twice cooked pork belly and my fiancé, sister and her partner all order gyros. For desert we had the 2 smashed baklava dishes and coffees. The portions were reasonably sized and the meals very satisfying. Here's where the place was let down, their service. Our entrees arrived before our first drinks had come, there was no cutlery when food arrived, the staff were missing or not on the floor for large portions of the time we were there and ordering another round of drinks or asking for cutlery or a deserts menu meant waiting 20 minutes to flag down the only staff member in sight. It was very disappointing especially when the food was so great.

    Seven Seeds coffee in Westfield Doncaster is definitely a rare find and here's hoping Ionio works…read moreout... Even if it is a tongue twister. Ionio is the first restaurant next to Rebel Sport at Westfield Doncaster. Next to Rebel Sport? Yeh, that's a weird way to describe it... but factually it is true.... So far this restaurant space has changed multiple times since opening up the new wing, in fact I think it would have to be the most changed restaurant in Westfield Doncaster (anywhere challenge me by disagreeing?) Why is this place cool?: - Great seating outside the front and inside the restaurant. Outside you can sit and chat for a coffee and people watch if you so feel inclined - it is directly next to Village Cinemas). Inside you can see beautiful views of Melbourne - Hint, if you want to stay in the burbs for NYE book at this place! - Village Cinemas is right next door (repeating myself... yes, I know) - Great Menu - Great Coffee (& Bean choice) - Friendly wait staff

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    Jimmy Grants Eastland - greek - Updated August 2026

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