Had a quick meal and dessert. Service was prompt. The appetizer and entree was on point. The…read moredessert was decadent . Staff was friendly and attentive "+!". Will be returning . "Recommend"

A must visit place. So fun and very interacting if there Friday and Saturday. Absolutely great food…read moretoo.

A dependable go-to for a relaxed dinner date. We went during peak dinner hours with a reservation…read moreand were seated promptly. The recent expansion into the neighboring space really opened things up with plenty of seating without sacrificing energy. Noise level was balanced, lively but still easy to talk. Free parking lot with ample spaces makes it effortless. We started with a Horiatiki salad and their signature triangles of warm pita with Greek olives -- a simple touch they consistently get right. I ordered the Meraki Passion Platter, while my wife had the butterflied branzino with Patates Tiganites. The homemade round fries are addictive - thin fries with a crisp outside. Portions are generous without being excessive. Service was polished and familiar; we've seen many of the same staff over the years, which says a lot. Dishes were cleared promptly and everything felt well-paced. Extremely clean throughout. This place continues to deliver. We highly recommended.

We ordered from here for dinner recently…read more I wanted something light (recovering from Taco Bell the night before) so I went with a greek salad. The dressing was so light and refreshing. I love how they really sliced the lettuce finely, I hate shoveling a tree branch in my mouth when I'm eating a salad. I also felt like the ingredients were super fresh. I do need to stop ordering tomatoes, I don't like them and never will. That feta cheese? Holy shit. Where do Greek places get feta cheese? it's like a different breed than anything I've ever bought for myself. I also ordered hummus and I'm not sure whether the hummus came with pita or the salad but they provided a literal dinner portion of food portion-size of pre-sliced pita. Some of it was a lil soggy, I wonder if they warmed it up and it was steaming in there? Not sure what else could have occurred there but it crisped up nicely in the oven. The hummus was also delicious. It was what I would expect from a Mediterranean place. GF ordered some sardine entree business, greens, and mashed potatoes. "It was good" she says. I snuck a forkful of mashed potatoes last night and they were very good. I'm a fan of this place.

Really nice quiet restaurant for a quiet delicious meal. Fantastic specials and their appetizers…read moreand entrees were excellent. The service was personal and the waitress will take her time to accommodate requests. In particular she took her time to take pictures of our family from more than one angle. As a photographer I appreciate that thoughtfulness

I ordered lunch from work for the residents on my last day of service. No one could decide what…read morethey wanted so I took one for the team and fought my baseline indecisiveness. I hadn't had mediterranean in a while and I'm not head over heels for the place near me so I wanted to try something new. This place seemed decent enough. I ordered a greek salad and hummus with pita. There were varying gyros, another greek salad with chicken, some platters including the falafel platter that GF orderd. My salad was wonderful. The ingredients were fresh and that dressing was lovely. It was a salad I actually enjoyed instead of regretting the entire time I glared at my coworkers who ordered real shit with envy. The hummus was also very creamy, authentic hummus with a slightly different taste than I am used to but head and shoulders above any store bought bullshit. Everyone else said good shit about their food. I tried one of GF's falafel from her platter and it was really good. My only complaint is for $24 or whatever it is, i would expect more than a few falafel balls and one side. Kinda a rip off. But everything tasted really, really good.

I recently decided to go vegan and am always on the look out for places that offer vegan options…read morewithout having to modify anything. Truly Greek is a great place for lunch and dinner with vegan options that you can customize by creating your own bowl or sandwich. I go with their bowl (because of dietary restrictions with bread) and get a lettuce base with my protein being lentils. Then I pile on veggies like onion, chickpeas, beets and more! Choose the vinaigrette dressing because it is beautifully spiced. You can also choose a vegan lentil soup, hummus, dolmades ( grape leaves stuffed with rice). The regular fries are also addicting! This place is great to go even if you are not vegan because of the amount of customizable options!!! I have gone two days in a row and plan on making this a regular spot! The service staff is on point too. So incredibly friendly and they move so quickly. The owner is typically there too and checks in with guests to make certain you are enjoying the food. They have spots for in restaurant seating - cute decor - as well as take out. ( One recommendation/ request is for the owner is to add marinated tofu to the choices of protein just to help us vegans out some more.) I hope you try Trumy Greek and enjoy it as much as I do!!

So on my way to do a side quest for my job, I decided to see what I could have lunch. Originally,…read moreI had my sights set on an El Salvadoran joint over on Fort Point, but that was essentially a cash only place, so I continued on to see what else was available. After a fair bit more walking, I walked by this place, a Greek restaurant that was in the same plaza that used to have a Five Guys there. Initially I walked a slight bit further to see if there wasn't anything else, but it didn't take me long to circle back around and head over here. Customer service was fine. It was my first visit here, so they walked me through how to order, and yes they do have menus you can take if you decide to come back in the future. I did however want to take a pic of their wall menus for Yelp because that's what I do as a Yelper. They kind of said it right away as I took my pictures, which leads me to think they have a slight bit of trouble trusting the process. That said, I won't knock them too much for it because I knew they meant well with it. I do however want to point out one comparison that one of the employees mentioned here: that their ordering system was like Chipotle. Now, I know some people swear by Chipotle and would likely die on that hill, but I have been to Chipotle enough times that I really wish she didn't say that. It undersells this restaurant to a point that putting this on the same level as Chipotle is a disservice to Truly Greek. Why? Because unlike them, this place is actually cleaned after, and the bathroom is cleaner and actually encourages good hygiene. Qdoba would be a far fairer comparison if that employee really wanted to name a fast food establishment to compare this to. If you choose to eat-in, be careful where you sit. They had a chair keeping the door open, so I spent my meal feeling the cold wind blowing on my face. Seriously, are they trying to turn me into Frosty the Snowman in late May? But if you're willing to brave it or choose another seat, the chairs are made of wood with bamboo cushioning. Honestly, the chairs weren't bad to sit on. The food was good. Not perfect, but good. I first tried had the Greek Fries. The fry itself has a light crunch, but it's also a bit limpish if that makes sense. The feta cheese do bring it to a higher level and makes the fries pretty good to eat. The one thing I did notice as ate these fries was that the vinegar that went into the dish stood out more than the rest of the dish, and I can't be sure if that's a good thing or not. It really depends on how much you like vinegar, but yes, the vinegar was quite prominent here. As for what I built, I had a pita with tzatziki, lamb, red pepper, feta, red onion, and cucumber as well as a second sauce I don't quite remember. It was another sauce that was whitish in color. Gyros in general are a tad difficult for me to get through, but this was a good gyro and I wouldn't mind having this one again. If half-stars were a thing, I'd give this a 3.5, but I rounded up to a 4 here. Other than the windy air coming in, this was an overall good visit. Oh, interesting fact, the boss came in while I was in the middle of my meal. I didn't talk to him, but it looks as though he brings his family here every now and then. I mostly ignored these interactions because the only thing relevant as far as I'm concerned was me and my food. So yeah, there ya go!

Nice, clean looking space. Good selection of authentic Greek food as well. I arrived a few minutes…read morebefore they were to open, but they said it wouldn't be a problem and I was served promptly. Food is good and a pretty good value as well. The dishes are larger than you'd expect for the price.

Food is still great. But the parking options now suck…read more Since the demise of the Garden Cinema and the decade-long work on The Tyvek Tower, this tiny Taverna is now dwarfed by huge residential apartments. Street parking is negligible. Enjoy this great restaurant. But Plan ahead. Take an Uber or Norwalk' version, Wheels2U

Had the Lamb Shank dinner. It was excellent, cooked and seasoned to perfection and served in a very…read moreGreek style. My wife had the stuffed sole, also excellent. Both of us had the Portokalopita for dessert and were very well pleased. It is also one of the few places in Connecticut I have seen where you can order a good cup of Greek coffee.

Loved the dining experience I was able to share with family tonight! My favorite was the greek…read morecheese and honestly the tzatziki was so good I'd buy it if they put it in stores!!! Amanda was such a kind server and she was extremely helpful in our decision making. The chicken taverna was so flavorful and juicy -- definitely the best deal for your buck! Bar, indoor, and outdoor seating available! Never been to Greece but this place sure does a great job at emulating the vibe!

I was in the mood for a gyro and saw Athena and figured I would give it a try…read moreThe restaurant area was packed which impressed me I was served my take out order quickly and was beyond surprised how good the gyro was. It was so good I went back a week later and am now going to take my family for a sit down dinner in the restaurant Highly recommended

Gyro was great. Service was fast. People were friendly. Prices were good. Redesign of the…read moreinterior is nice. So go!

This place a true hidden gem with super authentic Greek food. The prices are very reasonable but…read morethe quality of the food was great. This place is 9 minutes away from the Woodbury Commons Outlet and way better than the food options there. Service was super quick and the staff was on point. My fiancé and I got the beef/lamb gyro combo sandwich with baklava and their orange phyllo dough cake for dessert. The orange cake is a must, so delicious and moist. (We ate it before we could take a picture of it) I would definitely return here next time I'm at the outlets.

Staff was very accommodating to my large group, and tables can easily be rearranged if the…read morerestaurant isn't busy. Food was hit or miss. I liked the salad and lemon potatoes with the lamb souvlaki, but the actual meat didn't impress me. The tzatziki tasted house-made though, which was pretty great. The baked pasta dish was not a hit amongst my group, and some of the appetizers desperately needed tzatziki or some sauce to pair with (e.g., the meatballs).