"We ordered the chicken souvlaki platter. I was looking forward to a good ´ol souvlaki with tzatziki and a nice Greek salad on the side. We ordered 2 chicken souvlakis in pita, looking to share the rest. The waitress told us there would be a $3 surcharge because we would each get our own dish with potatoes, etc. I was ok with that.What was delivered was 1 dish with 2 empty plates. The meat insides was not chicken souvlaki from a skewer but shawarma carvings. The waitress was nice and offered to change it, but I learned to never return a dish. I figured it would be a few dollars cheaper.The sauce was ok, but not the delicious tzatziki that I love. Potatoes were very good. The most disappointing was the salad. It was not Greek at all it was iceberg lettuce with a tiny piece of feta and a few slim slice sof tomato with a lousy dressing (and way too much dressing). We picked at it but left most of the salad untouched. I was hoping for an authentic Greek salad of tomatoes, onion, feta, olives,…When we were ready to leave, it was taking a while before we saw our waitress, so we went indoors to the cash register. I stood there for a while watching our waitress come and go. She never noticed that we left our table and never noticed me standing there for a while. Eventually another employee noticed, addressed me and told our waitress we were waiting to pay.The last disappointment was with the bill turns out the gyros chicken carvings were the same price as chicken skewers (brochettes). How disappointing.It seems that every Greek restaurant I try these days is a disappointing Americanized version of Greek. I’ll continue to search for a restaurant that serves authentic Greek."
