Angie's - Menu

The food is outstanding, and the ambiance is delightful. The staff are all friendly, and I truly enjoy my time here!

Had the Gyro sandwich. It's a large portion. Didn't need the fries or could have shared them with my partner. We are stuffed! It was tasty.

Plenty of food! It was truly impressive to see the large portions served with each order. We had a delightful dinner that included chicken, a gyro platter, spaghetti, and lasagna. View menu

My family and I used to dine at Angie's when I lived here in the 1980s and 1990s. Although there have been a few updates to the decor, the food was absolutely fantastic and brought back wonderful memories!

I really enjoyed this restaurant! The charming dining area, decorated with a beautiful mural of Greece, added a lovely atmosphere. The food was fantastic, and the gyros were unexpectedly some of the best I've had in quite some time. The prices are fair and definitely justified. My only minor issues were the somewhat slow service from the staff and the cleanliness of the restrooms, which could use some improvement. Overall, I'd give it a rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars.

It looks small on the outside, but once you go through the door there are plenty of tables in this cozy Greek Italian fusion restaurant. I got the Greek sampler appetizer, which was big enough it could have been it's own meal, but I had the veal parmesan because I wanted to try both the Greek and Italian cuisine and they were both wonderful. Unfortunately because I had so much to eat I wasn't able to get any of the home made desserts, but they looked fantastic. Reasonably View menu

Do Not eat here. I?ve been a customer since the 80?s and they have really gone downhill. The portions are getting smaller and smaller but the prices are going up. Sorry but spaghetti does not cost so much you only give half of what you use to. When I called to find out if this was a mistake or new policy the manager was very rude. Started yelling at me, I asked if he was the owner and he said no so I asked for the owners name. The manager hung up on me. I was not rude at all

I ordered a chicken souvlaki and gyro sandwich for lunch while dining in. We should have realized that this place wasn't what it used to be, especially since there was no air conditioning on a sweltering August day. The waitress didn’t greet us with even a single smile, and the drinks were disappointing—my Coke was watered down and the iced tea tasted like it was made from a powder. The tzatziki was bland, there was very little chicken, and a watery sauce was poured over everything. The biggest disappointment, however, was the cold and unappetizing flat pita bread.

The restaurant may look small from the outside, but once you enter, you'll discover a cozy space filled with plenty of tables, offering a fusion of Greek and Italian cuisine. I ordered the Greek sampler appetizer, which was hearty enough to serve as a full meal on its own. However, I also decided to try the veal parmesan to enjoy both the Greek and Italian dishes, and I was not disappointed; both were delicious. Unfortunately, I was too full to sample any of the homemade desserts, but they certainly looked fantastic. The prices for both the food and the wine were very reasonable. I would definitely return if I'm in the area! View menu