Greek Fiesta at Stone Creek

I love Greek Fiesta. I come here regularly and always enjoy the grill chicken breast pita. But what I really enjoy is the sweet tea that they make fresh from scratch. The tea has pineapples and lemon slices in it. It’s the best tea around!

I”m not a Greek food expert but I thought that this was your standard Greek food experience.
The inside of the place is really cool. The staff was very friendly.
Tip jars at the registers always confuse me. Am I supposed to tip? Do I do it before I get my food? What if it tastes horrible and they throw it at me? If I wait to tip after I eat and the food was wonderful but I have no cash on me what do I do?
Anyways, I had grape leaves and hummus and a salad. I don’t eat much meat unless I know where it comes from and I’m sure this wasn’t from the local farmer so I didn’t bother asking.
Overall, it was a good experience.

After posting a couple of solid reviews, we went to this location today with a Groupon Offer. Well, guess what? The restaurant was relatively slow, and upon presenting the groupon, we received a near barking tone of «No, No, No…» and a head-​shake. We were directed to a freshly new laminated sign (I wish I had taken a photo). I’ll paraphrase it to the best of my ability as follows:
«Due to ongoing fraudulent activity with groupon, we tried to opt out prior to the 30 day agreement, however the Sales Rep has refused to return our calls. So, effective immediately, we are refusing to accept any more groupons.»
Full disclosure, this person today was new. We felt he was less than friendly, and any groupon misunderstanding aside… his tone impacted our normal feeling of welcome. Today, we left, and decided to try Guacamaya (Thanks to everyone for the photos and shared experiences).

Always good and fresh. It has become our «go to» restaurant. Service is quick, either take-​out or eat-​in.

I have been to this Greek Fiesta location several times in the past. The food has always been fresh and quick and the dining area is clean.
The last time I went I was looking at the menu when I observed the person behind the grill wipe his nose with his hand, wipe it on his pants then use that same hand to flip a kabob. It grossed me out so bad that I turned around and walked out. I doubt that I will ever return.
I know the food can be good but you insist on dining here you may want to watch the cooking area for a few before you decide and order.

Horrible bad service cold food need I say more. if your not in the mood for a long long wait or warm food this will suit you fine.

Always a great meal. Love the Gyros and the sides. I like extra cucumber sauce with my eats. They mostly charge for it, but if you ask them they’ll hook up the gyro for ya. Nice staff. Quick with they service never too long of a wait even when I’ve been there for a busy lunch rush.

Greek Fiesta is our go-​to restaurant for really tasty, healthy food. It’s fast, but it doesn’t taste fast. I grew up in the Middle East. We ate shawarma carved from a vertical spit from outdoor vendors. But I appreciate that I don’t see that at Greek Fiesta.
The lamb gyros are my husband’s favorites.
I’m a wanna-​be vegetarian and but I compromise with chicken — the chicken-​pita is delicious. The humous, the tabouli, the grape leaves, the fries, the baklava, the sweet tea that often has some fruit in it for that extra je-​né-​sais-​quoi fresh factor… always satisfies. As someone who gets bored easily, I have a lot of different choices.
The Stone Creek is our favorite site not because of any differences in food or service, that’s consistent place to place where we’ve been, but the Stone Creek location has an extra high ceiling, lots of windows, a big beautiful mural, and a good variety of seating areas. Even more than the other locations (Brier Creek, Crossroads) the space feels Mediterranean, and I get an hour vacation from hectic life in NC remembering the breezes, sea views, colors, scents and tastes of my childhood overseas. Greek Fiesta is a keeper.

Place is clean, welcoming and staff is friendly.
I ordered the Gyro wrap — any real Greek place has to have a decent gyro. I was severely disappointed, the gyro meat was not carved from the broiler but instead the frozen gyro meat «strips» we’re heated on the griddle. Which made the meat pretty tasteless, also the overall meat portion was pretty small.
The chicken kebab skewers looked pretty decent, but the gyro really sealed the deal for me — the wrong way.

Impressed by the customer service and my gyro.
The kids menu didn’t quite align my kids’ tastes, so they’ll have to try something different the next time.

Good clean place. The people there were friendly and very good with advice on what to order. Also helps you out to order in the best cost efficient way, if you need a little extra of this or that, he will tell you how to order to cost you less. The food here is good as well. Good hummus and salad dressing.

I absolutely love the food at Greek Fiesta! At whatever location I visit it’s consistent in every way — great food & friendly employees.
This particular location can be extremely loud when it’s crowded, which I think is due to the very high ceilings, but if we catch it at a slow time it’s such a chilled atmosphere.
I recommend anything on the menu for a delectable dining experience!

Been eating here for over abyear, usually once a week. The food quality is aways consistently high. Staff is consistntly friendly, too. Don’t go here if you want table service though.

Very good lamb pita. Authentic food, a little pricey.
They have expanded hours (at least at the Stone Creek Cary location and are now open Sunday).

At first sight I thought… oh crud, I drove here for fast food? Boy was I wrong. The food was fresh, tasty and the service over the top. From the second I entered I didn’t feel like a customer, I felt like family. I will return. Opah!

Great Greek food — service is always friendly and quick. I like this location better than the Crossroads restaurant. Prices are outstanding for the food and the chicken gyro is the best! Lunch specials from 11am — 3pm are a good way to try different menu items.

Greek Fiesta is our go-​to on-​the-​run Greek restaurant. Their platters are very good, and my favorite is the Veggie. My only request is that they add pepperoncinis to platter :)
It’s a bit expensive. 2 meals plus extra pita for the little one puts us above the $ 20 mark.
This location is nice as it’s almost never busy — hopefully that’s not a bad sign.

Greek Fiesta offers quick, delicious Mediterranean food at reasonable prices. I like coming here with my vegan friend — we can both get exactly what we want!
I almost always order the Rice Platter with a lamb kebab. This meal comes with fantastic rice, tabouli (I’ll pass…), cucumber sauce (just give me a spoon!) and a side of hot, grilled pita. It’s a perfectly light, yet filling meal. I’ve never had to wait too long at this location. It’s never very busy and the staff is nice enough.
Most Shish Kebab platters come with chicken or steak, but you can upgrade to lamb for an extra $ 1. Worth it!

This place is a home run if you’re looking for good Greek dishes. Never had a bad experience here. They do the kabobs, gyros, tabouli, and hummus really good here. I like that water up front too with the pineapple in it, refreshing and different. It’s usually difficult to find good Greek or Lebanese food, but ironically here in the area Greek Fiesta is a great find for me.

I love to hand out all stars when I like a place and I do love the food here. They have totally great great Greek food, but I am taking away a star for the prices.
Considering you order at the counter, carry your food over yourself and are eating on flimsy Styrofoam plates with thin plastic cutlery– I do think the prices are high.
Granted the food is so good, I pay the prices.