Had the combo platter. It was good. It's a small shop assume local owned. I will go back. Service…read morewas decent but the food did make up for the cramped space they have to serve customers.

Food made me sick, go there if u only wanna spent the night at the ER. I shouldn't have eaten the…read morefood it tasted old but I was hungry

I honestly don't remember trying this place before but I will not be coming back. I'm glad to have…read morea Greek restaurant in the neighborhood but what you get for the price isn't worth it. The dolmas were ehhh, probably just leftovers that have been sitting for awhile, they tasted spoiled and not great. The gyro was ok, nothing special. The pita is store bought so it makes everything just ehh. Mostly felt like everything was store bought. The drinks were from a bottle and there were no side salad or anything extra for the price. Place is small but could use a little update or homey feel and the service was ok.

First time trying Taste of Greek and it won't be my last. First off, the service was top notch, the…read moreolder gentleman that was working the register was so sweet and patient with me, while I was ordering. I ordered 3 menu items. The Gyro Plate, a side of hummus and Tiropita ( Baked Phyllo Dough w/ Feta Cheese). The Gyro Plate was incredible. The Gyro itself was tender and full of flavor. It came with a salad, tzatziki, a side of hummus and some pita bread. The hummus was probably one of the best looking/ tasting hummus I've ever had. That also came with Pita Bread. The Tiropita was really good, the phyllo dough was baked very well with the feta cheese complimenting the dough well. The best way I can describe on how the place looks, it looks like a family run place in a small restaurant setting. Keep up the good work, Taste of Greek. Next time I'm in Kingwood, I'll definitely be back.

My wife and I are part of a club of older adults in Kingwood and once a month we meet up for purely…read moresocial reasons to enjoy a lunch out together. We started doing this when the pandemic was winding down as a way to get out with friends since we could not previously and also support our local restaurants. Each month we pick a different place or one we might not have been to in a while. We had never tried Petra, I had driven by it many times in the past and was curious as to how it was inside. Since I got to pick this month, I picked Cafe Petra and am glad I did! My wife and I were the first to arrive and when we told them we would be eating with 7 others from our club they quickly pulled some tables together. Our young server was very good, she took drink orders and delivered them to the right customers very quickly. After a bit of socializing we placed our orders and it wasn't very long and food was coming to our table. I had the Chicken Shawarma and Gyro Combo plate and it was a huge serving that also started with a nice salad. Others in our group had gyro sandwiches, salads and even baclava. My wife loved the French fries that are so crisp. The restaurant is clean and nicely decorated with Mediterranean decor, there is a big screen at one end with scenes from Greece and other parts of the region. As I said, service was very good and the servings were large enough that several of our group took home to-go boxes. We will go back in the future.

After a game of pickleball in a nearby gym, we went to Cafe Petra as it has good reviews and we…read moreliked Greek food Place is new. They have been around for about 6 months. It's well decorated for the holiday season with plenty of lights and decor. It was quiet when we went so was able to get seated right away. We ordered the Messa that consists of chicken, gyro, kibbi and dolma. There are different sizes... for 1, 2 or 3 persons. The chicken was very tasty with the right level of spice. Gyro was good as well. Kibbi (fried dough with ground beef inside) was delicious esp when dipped with Tzatziki. Yum! Dolmas was good too. For the price, there was a decent amount of food. Had to pack some home as we were stuffed. Staff is friendly and offered some suggestions. They have other things in the menu like seafood that we look forward to try next time.

We could not resist a taste we had for famous best Greek salad, by his time we were disappointed…read moreby the lack of all green we used to brag about and love!! Earlier no iceberg- just marvelous greens of all exciting types. Not so now!! Much of the salad had lots of chunks o white iceberg!! And vinegary dressing. Oh, no!! And our favorite appetizer, filled with so much fresh spinach previously is now feta and spinach fried things , dripping with grease!! Not baked like before. Tasty , but very greasy!! Big surprise!! The good news is that our favorite main courses are still like out of ny Greek grannies' kitchens - the fabulous moussaka and the souvlaki Were as delectable and amazing as always!! And those tender tasty lemon potatoes were just as we always loved them!!l We were delighted , but now in search of the best Greek salad in town- The breezy outdoor patio is so roomy and comfortable and there are many large fans up above to keep diners cool and comfy on a hot day!! We always look for outdoor covered patios with large fans and room tables not close together and large comfortable chairs-- Niko- Niko' s has it all ! See the photos-

I really like Niko Niko for their food and casual atmosphere. It's a great place to grab a meal,…read moreand I've generally had a good experience there. Unfortunately, I can't say the same about the desserts. I recently bought the assorted cookie box along with several assorted cake desserts to take home and try. I spent close to $70 on the desserts, so I was really hoping they would be worth it. Unfortunately, we were extremely underwhelmed. The dessert I was most excited to try was the marzipan cookie because I've had a really good one at another Greek restaurant. This one is called a Kourambiedes (almond cookie), and unfortunately it was very disappointing. The texture was actually great, but the flavor was extremely off. It almost tasted like plastic. I'm not sure if the wrong ingredient was used or if there was too much baking soda or baking powder, but something definitely seemed off with it. I was also really excited to try the pistachio cake, but unfortunately it had very little pistachio flavor at all, which was a letdown. The baklava were dry, and the rest of the cookies in the box were also very dry and didn't stand out, especially considering how much we spent. I really do enjoy Niko Niko and their food, but based on this experience, I probably wouldn't spend that much on their desserts again.

First time at Savvas Greek and the food was really good. It's a little different from what I'm used…read moreto with Greek food, but I still enjoyed it. The menu is extensive & lots of great options to choose from. The staff was super friendly and was really clean. I'd definitely come back and try something else on the menu.

The food is real good and it has a great menu. The lady at the cashier gives good service…read more The dessert's are really tasty.

Great Authentic Greek Food Very good service…read moreFun atmosphere Full bar Love this Place!

Their food is the best in town and the atmosphere and staff are perfect! I've gone there for years…read moreand they never disappoint!

Zara's has some amazing food that you can usually only find in Houston. I had their Chicken…read moreSouvlaki cooked on a wood fire grill and served with mixed vegetables, Basmati rice, Tzatziki sauce with warm pita bread. We had a group of 12 people, we had great service and everyone really enjoyed their dinner. I look forward to going back and trying more of their menu!

We tried this place a while ago for takeout and were not impressed. No pictures taken because the…read morefood was not worthy of it. To be fair it has been over a year or so ago but it was nothing that would bring us back. Even though it is close to our home.

Walked into cover around 2:00 PM on a Sunday. It was greeted with a smile by Jay. Jay was very…read morepatient but also called my complicated order out (I knew she was joking, good vibes). She allowed us to try the lamb and Cole slaw, we also ordered the new BBQ chips, overall jay was awesome! Made my husband and I experience spectacular as we are from the area. We are visiting a relative and nice to know people like Jay enjoy where they work!

absolutely amazing experience I everyone was very nice and helpful es considering I've never have…read moreMediterranean food they we're very patient in helping me pick out what I wanted

It's always a pleasure to read about a restaurant you haven't tried, go and visit it and discover a…read morenew favorite for future dining excursions. This is the case with Lama Mediterranean Cuisine in The Woodlands. My wife had a doctor's appointment at 2 pm and we live about 35 miles away, I figured go early and get some lunch and then get to the doctor with a full stomach. We put the address into the GPS and pulled right up in front of the restaurant. While it was nice weather outside, we decided to sit indoors and I am glad we did because I noticed some diners outdoors were batting away insects. Our server, Abraham came quickly and took our drink orders while we studied the menu and admired the beautifully decorated interior of the restaurant. Blue is a strong color they have used effectively, there is a large dinging room for a big group just off the main dining room and a bar at the far west end. We ordered some appetizers and they came out quickly, We had a small order (4 pieces) of the Fried Hallumi Cheese and also Kebbeh. Both came with a small sampling of cucumber, tomato and red onion which paired well. The Kebbeh had the most fragrant seasoning, I believe a mix of cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice and clove. The serving sizes were ample and after trying some we both agreed to save room for the entrees we ordered, my wife had the Gyro Sandwich and I had the Chicken Shawerma, both were wrapped in a super fresh pita that had to be house made. My wife had the regular fries and I had sweet potato which were cooked perfectly, so light and crisp. We couldn't resist ordering some baklava to go, my wife thought walnut sounded good but our server said he felt the cashew was the best so we ordered that. When he brought it out, he said that there were 2 pieces of the cashew but he also added one of walnut at no charge, what a treat. We will be coming back here, the restaurant overall was super fresh and clean, service was great and the food was fantastic.

I finally visited this Greek/Mediterranean/Persian restaurant on a Sunday for lunch to see why it's…read morerated so high. Inside is elegant and well decorated with glass tables and large rugs everywhere. Looking at the menu, it's a mix of various cuisines, but they do separate out the Persian dishes which are somewhat similar to Mediterranean ones just cost a little more and have different spices altogether. If you visit on weekend nights, you'll likely get to see belly dancing here. I settled on the chicken shawarma wrap, even though it costs a few dollars more than the chicken pita. It does come with one side for $21,and I chose French fries. It tasted pretty good, but you do have to get used to the pickles which gives the wrap an overall weird taste. These are not your typical pickles which go well with American fried chicken sandwiches. A Mexican tortilla is used as a wrap here instead of the bread they use for wraps in other Mediterranean restaurants in Houston. If I wanted a chicken burrito, i would have dined at a Mexican restaurant. The fries are previously frozen ones and lightly seasoned and really only decent when hot. Unfortunately this is one of those restaurants which takes care of newly seated guests and large parties but ignores the tables of 1. Not my fault I only have one in my party. They seated me in the corner and another gentleman came about 20 mins after me and I never saw a waitress go to his table after being served his entree either. The chef or kitchen hand is the one who brings out the entree from the kitchen here and my waitress never showed up until they try to take your plate away. However, I was still eating and also waiting for 10 mins on a refill. I can only eat so much before needing to take a sip of a liquid...but if you come with a party of one here..you will likely be waiting awhile. The lady taking my plate wasn't even my waitress either. Meanwhile, for the gentleman sitting outside alone, I observed his drink to be empty a while and they weren't refilling his either. He finally leaves and goes to a cash register to pay. What? A semi-fine dining elegant spot with mandolin playing in the background has a cash register where you have to go up to pay? What is this world coming to? With these prices, they should roll out red carpet from the front door to your table each time you walk in....and surely make the waitress do something for once and take your card and swipe it herself at the cash register which shouldn't be in the middle of the damn room. Sort of defeats the purpose of being elegant. Did I mention the glasses are plastic here too. If they want to be refined, try at least using glasses for drinks.

Their food was delicious and the plates were clean. I'd recommend it for sure! The gyros were great…read moreas well!

Everything was fresh! Best location in Houston…read more....... By far Definitely returning