Kri Kri Greek Restaurant

For every great café or restaurant in Melbourne there’s probably another 5 bad to average ones to counter them. While maybe not falling into the bad category, Kri Kri was very average and not a place I’d recommend if you’re looking for great greek food.
We went for their lunch banquet option where the food was average at best then was complimented with extremely slow and unfriendly service. The only saving grace for this review receiving two stars is the fact that someone else in our party ordered a seperate mains which I tried and it wasn’t bad yet at the same time, not great.
Wouldn’t recommend in a rush especially on that end of town where there are great alternatives.

Been going here for years.
Don’t eat meat so can’t comment on those dishes but have brought several friends who have eaten the meat dishes here and thoroughly enjoyed them.
I have enjoyed the dolmates, greek salad (my favourite choice) and the dips. I did prefer the dips in the past when they were less creamy (as they don’t agree with my stomach so much now LOL) but still nice.
Service is great.
The wine selections are excellent including greek wines and specials.
Definately the best in the city for this average price range.

An awesome group night out with a group of my closest friends celebrating one of my friend’s birthday quite recently. If you are not into Greek food; you would be punished for not having an open mind as the food is just sensational, and generous servings too. Cheese, fish, sausage, calamari and other meat and seafood varieties just keep coming and coming, and for $ 45 a pop for dinner (including a drink or two, go for a glass of quality house red) you will be left feeling full and satisfied without the plate smashing frenzy, and more of that restaurant as opposed to that tavern feeling.
The dinner buffet also included dessert, and yet some birthday cake was also provided to us on the house. I felt sorry for the staff considering all the dishes they had to wash that night. Four hours later we were ready to go nightclubbing in nearby Russell Street. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff, and if you are a Qantas Frequent Flyer (yours truly just scored more abundance without even knowing it) you earn points for your dining experiences here. On a hot Saturday night; this was heaven in Europe. And Melbourne. Something would have to be so wrong with you if you left this establishment hungry.