Restaurants that offer Loaded Feta Fries

Loaded Feta Fries
Cyprus Cafe

Cyprus Cafe

➤ Durango, 725 E 2nd Ave, 81301-5579, United States

Cafe • Cafés • Salad • Sandwiches

"zypern has prepared a great menu with extensive and creative style with a light touch. the mousaka was made with co elk and not too heavy or oily (as mousaka can be). the scallops were perfectly cooked and a generous part. my son wished that the truthahn on his turkey sandwich was warm, but the GF bung was fresh and the Polnta sticks were a big change. and the service was excellent, which is not always the case."

Santorini's Greek Grill

Santorini's Greek Grill

➤ 290 N Central Ave, 84025, Farmington, United States

Greek • Grill • Lunch • Breakfast

"This used to be out favorite spot! But the recent menu change isnt appetizing and a bit confusing, they've removed several items and added some verbiage to the menu saying there are limited substitutions and no alterations to the menu. That leaves only a few choices for vegetarians that aren't some quinoa or cauliflower rice type dish. Not all vegetarians want to eat that, sometimes we just want a falafel in a pita. The new menu only offers falafel in a bowl and according to the new (and now confusing) menu, a pita isn't really an option for falafel. My husband also wasnt able to find his usual dish on the menu and was equally baffled about the verbiage regarding substitutions and alterations. Sadly we left without ordering off the new menu. Luckily we found some great greek food in Layton. Food: 2 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 5"

Santorini's Greek Grill

Santorini's Greek Grill

➤ Farmington, UT 84025, 290 Central Ave, United States

European • And Grill • Steakhouse • Greek Cuisine

"Usually when the starting price for a bowl at a similar restaurant is $13 (starting, that is, upgrades extra), you should expect to get great tasting and high quality food. However, the food taste is bland and the veggies choices are basic. I would pay $8—9 for a bowl, which means this is just too expensive for the quality."

Santorini's Greek Grill West Bountiful

Santorini's Greek Grill West Bountiful

➤ 135 N 500 W, West Bountiful I-84010-7167, United States

Cafés • Greek • Lunch • Grill

"We were regulars to Santorinis (spent at least $150 in the last 6 months there) and always loved our meals. However, we have recently felt otherwise. Where the service used to be kind and generous, we now feel rushed and skimped on the food. When thewoman making my gyro but the smallest amount of feta cheese, I asked if she could put a little bit more. She said she could butthat it would cost $0.75. They said it would cost the same for the extra sauce at the end, even though they barley gave me anyto start with. All of the toppings were lacking. I don?t know if this is new policy or just certain staff but when I?m alreadyspending nearly $30 for two gyros, to be up charged for every little thing feels excessive. Lemon chicken is great and so wasthe seasonal cinnamon spiced chicken but I?d never recommend the garlic herb chicken. Ruined my whole bowl and my husband neededto eat something else afterwards to get the taste out of his mouth."