Great service as always. We had the new Angelina's bowl with lamb and added chicken. enough for 2…read morepeople. Kenzie their mixologist makes amazing craft cocktails like the espresso martini, with real espresso, one of my favorites! They've updated the menu, added more patio seating and are getting new furniture next week. One of our favorite places in Greektown.

What a super fun place! We came down for the Grand Opening and much anticipated Greek Town area. We…read morehad a fantastic time! This place was super cool. You enter and go up a flight of stairs. There is a huge bar and these cool booths as well. There are giant garage door windows that were open so you can sit along a bar rail at the windows and over look the beautiful new area! In the back there is an open air area and another bar. They have a canopy to cover the area for foul weather. They had some fun cocktail and the service was great! You have to come check this newly renovated area out!

Pegasus Taverna in Detroit was such a great find. The rustic Greek decor gives it a really warm,…read moreauthentic vibe, and the ceiling is honestly beautiful--nice touch that makes the place stand out. Service was spot on too, super friendly and attentive without being too much. We went on a Monday evening during the Detroit fireworks, which made it even more fun. Food-wise, the traditional Greek dishes were the highlight. The saganaki was done perfectly, the lamb shank in tomato sauce with rice was rich and comforting, and the gyro was easily one of the best we've had. Prices were very reasonable for the quality and portions. Definitely a spot we'll be coming back to try more dishes.

This was one of the worst meals I've had in years. I've eaten at both upscale and local mom-and-pop…read moreGreek restaurants in the New York and Washington, DC metropolitan areas. I lived in Astoria for a couple of years, and could walk to some great Greek restaurants. But I've never had anything like this. First, the dolmas were hard and dry. I've always had them quite wet, basically marinated, and these were bone dry. No ground meat was detectable. The taramousalata was just...flavorless pink fluff. It wasn't even salty! And we were served a basket of bread that was probably the highlight of the meal, in that it was actually pretty good bread -- but it wasn't pita! I've never not been served pita bread with mezze dips. They were out of the grilled octopus, but suggested the cold octopus instead?? I'm not sure why, but at least that was also edible. The retsina I was brought not only had an off chemical taste (and I love a good, piney, resin-y retsina), but it tasted very watered down. My friend said his spanakotiropeta was OK, at least, although he agreed with me on the rest, which is a shame, because I LOVE taramousalata, and I was excited for him to try it.

Amazing service and amazing waiters. Every time I go to this place I am always well fed with great…read morefood. 10/10 would recommend

We stopped by this little Greek place yesterday. We called in first, because we had never been…read morethere, and there were 12 of us. When we got there, our table was already ready. One waitress was able to take care of all 12 of us (and our group is demanding), and the food was wonderful. We tried so much on the menu, from the breakfast to the gyros, saganaki to liver, and everything was absolutely delicious. The food came out quickly and it was hot. The only thing we wouldn't order again was the Mediterranean chicken. Everything else was a hit!

Hungry Wolf is a one of our go to locations for work lunches with the guys. Plenty of…read moretelevisions, the food is amazing and the prices are very fair. The gyros, Greek salad, hamburgers and their specials are all very good. The staff is really friendly and they have a full bar. Whether you are looking for a place for a big group or just a few friends, Hungry Wolf is convenient and reliable.

Decent atmosphere. In fairness it was very busy, however inattentive staff didn't even check on…read moreus or offer drink refills for our empty cups as we waited an hour for our food. Most of the food was 4.5/5, with the exception of the gyro platter, which was a 1/5 at best. Shredded meat looked and tasted like... well... dog food. Never seen gyro slices served chopped like hamburger instead of in strips. Manager offered to replace entree, but we declined so we could eat together as a family. We might give it another try if in the area, but there's so many other places to choose from.

The Gyro was pretty good but the French fries were way over cooked. The service was what you can…read moreexpect for a fast food table service restaurant, and the ambience and decor were very poor. I reviewed Yelp to find a good greek food place while visiting another city, but in hindsight I guess I need to take these reviews with a grain of salt. Overall, I would not return. Sorry Greek Grill, just not my taste.

Decently fast and the food was great! Service was excellent in helping my eleven year old find the…read moreperfect choice.

We searched up highly rated restaurants in Windsor and decided to go to Eddy's after reading…read morereviews and viewing their great website. We called before heading over to make sure they were still serving lunch because it was late in the afternoon. The experience was great when we arrived. Our server was patient when taking our order and helped us with our dietary needs. The food was DELICIOUS and BEAUTIFULLY DISPLAYED. The portions were generous for the cost. We had a relaxing meal in a comfortable table. We finished everything on our plates. We ordered the vegetable and chicken shawarma combos. If we ever come back to Windsor, Ontario, we will definitely come to Eddy's again.

We went here for my birthday. The service was a little slow but once we got our food they took…read moreexcellent care of us. The food was delicious. The atmosphere was wonderful. The only thing we missed was a cocktail. I would definitely recommend and we'll be going again.

I brought my family out to Etta's for mother's day, and I do understand that it was busy. However,…read morethere were at least 3 waitresses in a small diner. My family and I had to wait over half an hour for drinks. When our food was delivered to the table I had received burnt toast, uncooked eggs and potatoes and so did the rest of my table. I do understand it's busy, but giving people food poisoning is concerning. I would rather my food take longer to cook than have uncooked eggs. Hoping someone had a better experience than my family did as spending $200 on food that I didn't eat was not a great experience. The staff were very polite however, I wish they were more focused on their tables.

This rating represents only my most recent visit, which after telling family how unimpressed we…read morewere, it was no surprise it's under new owners. We had visited (seemingly under past owners), and I would have given the food maybe 3-4 stars. Interesting combinations of food, decent prices and service. Now I don't want to rip on new owners, but some pretty unacceptable food and drink this last visit. The cream was curdled, luckily due to Covid we were on their 3 table sidewalk patio, so my gf dumped the coffee in a flower planter. Another gentleman sat down and asked if they were trying to trick him, as the sugar in the sugar bowl was rock solid!!! lol Menu had some pretty funny spelling errors, oh well it happens. I had the Spinach Pie Benedict- it was two eggs and hollandaise on top of a piece of spinach pie! Not bad, but the eggs were poached very hard. Gf had the gyro benny, and it was definitely not comparable to the previous visits to Etta's. Fool me once, shame on you! You know how the rest goes...

Came here for breakfast and it def hit the spot. I got the Greek breakfast sandwich: the lamb was…read morejuicy, the eggs were well prepared, and they both were complemented by the tomato and the feta. The pita which encased all of this goodness was a revelation: crispy on the outside, but soft and pliable. I also got the Greek donuts. Omg. When fresh out the kitchen they are outstanding. They are crunchy outside and chewy soft inside. The texture was reminiscent of the malasadas I grew up on in Hawaii. Also not overly sweet, which I appreciated. I opted for the standard sweet sauce, but I left wanting to try all the toppings. This place is nuts. My only regret is that I left town and couldn't try lunch. Also, service was great: prompt and very friendly.

I saw tons of people walking around Eastern market with blue coffee cups so I had to stop by and…read morecheck it out for myself! I got a lamb, egg, and cheese pita. For under $10, it's big! I didn't need the cheese but it was a very filling breakfast. I also got an iced coffee with oat milk which was delicious! Service was quick. I waited maybe only 2 minutes and my food was ready. I'd def come back again to try their other drinks.