Good gyro and fries, and a beer while you wait. One of the only places where you can have an adult…read morebeverage and get a gyro in the LeesVegas area. At one time Taste of Lebanon and the former Souvlaki Bar, now the Big Greek Cafe, had beer, Lebanese beer and Greek Beer respectively. Post Covid that seemed to change as businesses encouraged takeout and discouraged dine-in. Try Spitz. Good stuff.

Tried it today the carry out service was quick and polite. Originally, my wife wanted the chicken…read morebut when I advised she can not eat anything spicy. So we switched to the lamb. I also ordered the original gyro with lamb. For my wife the lamb was still too spicy and unfortunately the lamb on the gyro was a bit spicy not to my liking as well. Also the land in the gyro was very dry and not tasty. Glad we tried it once but for us it's a pass.

I walked in here not expecting much since all the food in Ashburn is usually overpriced garbage…read morethat you can make way better at home. Well I ordered the gyro smash and man this is a mighty burger! Seasoned and sauced nicely. They give you a lot of meat so you get your moneys worth. Service was also great.

The food that is cooked and prepared here is delicious, high quality and hygienic. I will briefly…read morewrite about the title of this place. I do not intend to deny or question the origin of this restaurant. I am just writing my own opinion and my personal experience. Due to my job, I was able to travel to different countries and one of them happened to be Greece. I was a guest of my friends there and I went to different restaurants and fast food places. What I ordered in Greece and what they prepared and served to me was different from here. Even if I were to star these two places right now, I would give this place more stars! In short, the taste I had in Greece was quite different from here. But this restaurant is much better than Greece in many ways.

Excellent all around! I especially liked the barley bowl with the excellent brisket they smoke…read more Highly recommended!

This is "Greek-style" and not a Greek eatery. What a disappointment. I do so love Greek food which…read morelured me here, so I write this as a cautionary review. Whats more sad is that I paid $15 for something that isn't at all as advertised. I ordered the Chicken Souvlaki Greek Salad as I love grilled meat. Never have I had souvlaki in over a dozen voyages to Greece that was wet boiled or microwaved, as this chicken seemed to be. Souvlaki are grilled skewers. This place should NOT sell the pile of bland, blond, wet chicken breast as "souvlaki." The "Greek" salad was sad. No other way to describe it. It had the ingredients of a Greek salad (lettuce, tomato, cucumber) but the feta was meager and there were no onions. The tzatziki was more akin to ranch dressing (not made with yogurt- real Greek yogurt would hold a spoon standing in it. This was almost liquid.) ) and the pita was a doughy, cheap substitute. Their listing says fresh bread, and this pita was not so much. The owner seems nice and personable, and I wish him well but I also wish he would pay more attention to the product he delivers, especially if they call it, Greek. UPDATE from owners rebuttal: I write fair reviews as I experience the food. The issue is not whether you have fresh ingredients or quality chicken: it is clearly stated what you served was just not souvlaki in anyway, it was wet sautéed chicken and that was not traditional tzatziki. It was tzatziki-like sauce. Period. If you go to a pizza place to buy a pizza and you get high quality toasted bread with excellent tomato sauce and good mozzarella- it's still not a pizza, no matter the quality, and you shouldn't call it a pizza. I don't deny you are Greek, proud or otherwise, just serve what you advertise. Good luck to you too!

Been there several times and had great experiences every time. I am not sure if the middle aged…read moregentleman serving us was the owner, but he was very personable, kind, and helpful. Food is always great, and for greek food, the prices are reasonable. Personally, I wouldn't go for the ambiance, but the food and service outweigh the decor in my opinion.

Great locals place with fresh kitchen made Greek food. Huge Greek salad with the best Feta!!read more

Fantastic food and great service..with one downside for families…read more.. I got the gyro salad and they were kind enough to swap fries for a small pita, extra greens and tomatoes, with an olive oil and vinegar dressing. It was fantastic. The only downside, which I think was a little unreasonable, is that a mandatory gratuity of 20% is charged on all parties of three or more. So mom, dad, two kids is 20% mandatory; four colleagues. That's excessive for me. I understand the industry norm of 10 or more, even 8 or more, but.. THREE?? For that I wouldn't come back with my family but I would with a friend. That aside and limiting my review to what I experienced, the interior if nice and comfortable, booths are in good shape, there's a nice Christmas tree for the holidays, and the menu is plentiful. A blend between greek and Italian, with some Americanized comfort food thrown in. Pretty much soothing for everyone - a good lunch spot.

Went for lunch with friends. Got a lunch special cheesesteak sub which was good, and included a…read moredrink and fries for $15. Not a bad price. I read that the crab soup is very good so I asked if I could substitute that for the fries. (The regular price of the cup of crab soup is $5). The server said there would be a "small upcharge" for soup instead of fries and I said that was fine with me. Well, when my check came I was a little shocked that the "small upcharge" was actually $4, so not quite a small upcharge in my opinon? Had I known I would have just taken the fries to go. $21 plus tip for lunch is pretty pricey. Don't know if I'll be back again.

We stopped on our way home from a roadtrip and we were hungry. What a wonderful surprise!…read more Residing in a strip mall, you are taken to a another world when you walk in. We felt like we dining in a small Greek village next to the Ionian Sea. The dining room is cozy and comfortable. Our server, Kostas, made sure we felt welcome and made our meal even more special. My wife enjoyed the Kotopoulo Fileto, which is a perfectly grilled chicken breast on a bed of Greek-style braised green beans and accompanied oven-roasted lemon potatoes. I ordered the vegetarian platter which came with Imam Baildi (baby eggplant), Gigantes (large white beans), Spanakopita and Patzaria & Pistachio Skordalia (baked beets with pistachios). Our meal was simply amazing. If you are looking for a wonderful Greek meal, this is the place for you. We will being heading back to try even more dishes on their very large menu!

Love this place service is great, Food is authentic and delicious. Ambiance is very average but…read moreyour experience will make up for it. A little gem with tasty Greek food.

While in line to get a bottle of Marquis de Lafayette, I overhead the sommelier praising how great…read morethe Greek fries were so I was curious. So I followed where the food truck was and ordered Greek Fries which was very tasty and well crisped and topped with feta cheese & Feta dip, and best of all, served generously! There are many other items like fried shrimp & fries, gyros, falafel, etc., I was told all very good. This food truck was at Breaux vineyards this 5/20 Saturday during the I love 80s event, and will be there next Saturday, 5/27, so go and try them. I highly recommend! Owner and staff were very nice and friendly. I'm not a big food truck fan but once in awhile, you find one that's worth the exception like the frenchman food truck or Puddin in DC! Food truck was decorated with Greek colors in blue & white and from all accounts very neat & clean! Check pic!

We've been coming to Nick's Taverna for some time now, and it's hands down one of my favorite…read moreplaces to eat. The biggest thing I appreciate is the consistency--the food tastes exactly the way it should every single time. You never have to wonder if you're going to get a good meal because you always do. What makes Nick's special is that it's truly family owned. The family is from Greece, and they're still very involved in the restaurant. They even come in and contribute many of the recipes, which is why the food tastes so authentic. You can tell it's made with tradition and pride, not just following a generic menu. Their happy hour is one of the best around, with great food and drink specials that are tough to beat. The service is always friendly and welcoming, and they make you feel like you're part of the family. There are plenty of places to get Greek food, but I always find myself coming back to Nick's. The authentic recipes, consistent quality, great happy hour, and genuinely caring staff set them apart. It's the kind of local family-owned restaurant every community hopes to have.

This was the first time we went to Nick's. The food was very good, our server Tim was efficient and…read moregot us everything we needed. We started with the Greek salad, feta cheese was creamy and flavorful, dressing was a nice surprise it was creamy, and flavorful. Our Greek burger was flavorful and cooked perfectly, lamb souvlaki was very good the pita tasted house made, light and delicate! A touch too much garlic on the lamb but that might be just me, I'm not a fan of a lot of garlic. Tim said the baklava was excellent. Next time we will try that. We will be back!

Sava tac, lamb chops, calamari, lahmajun and mozzarella pide. All were served fairly quickly in…read moresuccession, and were individually tasty and clean. This is a family owned business, the attentiveness and customer service here shows it. Interior is moderately spacious, with a nice outdoor seatery as the weather warms up. Now as much as I like to keep hidden gems like this tucked away from the world to mitigate lines, I just had to share a review after our last visit. 5*!

I highly recommend the kibbeh appetizer. It was so flavorful with the spicy meat inside which went…read moreso well with the yogurt sauce! The homemade bread was also really good from how fluffy and fresh it was. I also really enjoyed the pide, however I wish it came with a little more meat to even out the bites on the side. The milk pudding and turkish tea were also great! The dessert wasn't too sweet and it did pair with the bitter notes of tea. My least favorite dish was the manti as it tasted pretty bland. I think after having the flavor explosion from the appetizer, this was a whole 180. It wasn't bad, but I wouldn't get it again. Aside from this, everything was fantastic including the service!