Zorba’s

Been eating zorbas for years. The best place in Cedartown to get a pizza, steak, homemade pastas, fresh huge salads and the best ranch dressing and best seafood ever. Highly recommend zorbas to everyone and you won’t be disappointed. I always eat the lasagna and have plenty left over for the next day. Amazing prices, amazing fast friendly service, amazing food and i just can’t say one bad thing about zorbas. Highly recommended.

Good food never been disappointed there. Service is pretty good it does get busy at times. The prices use to be cheaper but I still enjoy the lunch burgers and fries and Italian dinner at night.

We always enjoy stopping off at Zorba’s on the way to a show at the Cedartown Civic Auditorium. This time I once again enjoyed the amazing lasagna, and since I had skipped lunch, I wolfed down every bite. It came with Caesar salad and bread and I was a happy camper. My bride had the sensible Greek salad, and she loved every bite too! We have been here many times, but I have not ever written a review until now. Service was good and efficient although she never told us her name and it was not on the receipt, but we got to the show in plenty of time and had a wonderful night out all around. The décor in this place is right out of the 1960’s but charming in its own way. If you haven’t discovered Zorba’s yet, you are missing out on a reasonable price for always delicious and substantial food.

We have eaten here many times. Wonderful people and great food. Wide variety of choices from steak. Various chicken dinners and pork specialties. My son from Lawrenceville insists on comming here every time he visits. Best place to eat in town. Be sure to meet George and John.

Typical of many «Greek» restaurants, Zorba’s menu selection is HUGE and complete with all of your favorites from around the Med however, with all that variety come a price…“fresh” is virtually not on the menu (except the salads) and I believe everything I have eaten there is from the freezer. The food is well prepared (for what it is) and the portion sizes are certainly enough to fill a hungry trucker. The service is excellent (very friendly and efficient), even when the place is packed (as it usually is for dinner, especially Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings) but the kitchen can be slow during dinner. With the general lack of variety in Cedartown for dining selections, Zorba’s (or it’s nearly identical twin on the South side Petro’s) is not bad place to find yourself for dinner. I will inevitably return but I wish they would trim down the menu and focus on fresh/​internally inspired dishes. That would truly set them apart in the area.

Zorba’s is OK. If it were in a larger city I’d probably only give it 2-​stars, but options in Cedartown are pretty limited and this will get the job done. The servers are SUPER nice and friendly – ours could tell I was from out of town, she «liked the way I said meatball” – and it seems to be a pretty bumpin’ spot on a weekend night. I believe the owners is also there on many nights, blinged out and all smiles. I like that.
The food was OK. Not bad at all, but not really what I’m into: huge portions of cheesy Italian food. My dad got some giant dish of cheesy pasta which he said was alright, and I got an enormo gyro. It was pretty good, and I was impressed with the tzatziki sauce. Garlic bread was a miss though.

The most Italian «Greek» restaurant IN THE WORLD!
For a jam-​packed place on a Tuesday night, the food is mealy so-​so. I mean, the food is not bad. You will definitely get plenty of cheese on whatever you order and the «garlic bread with cheese» was nothing but 2 sandwich rolls with seasoned butter and cheese (Don’t get me wrong, great eating if you’re at home cooking for yourself, but I expect a little bit more when I pay someone to cook for me). The food was hot and there was plenty of it though.

Restaurant is one of two Italian-​style restaurants in town (owned by different members of same family). Many locals will probably tell you this is their favorite restaurant just because there just isn’t any competition locally. This means that especially at dinner time the place can be rather packed which is made worse by the small building and cramped seating.
Service is usually very nice and helpful. The portions for most dinner plates are good and the prices were long justified by the fact some entrees (especially pasta) were large enough to be shared or finished the next day increasing the value. Unfortunately, prices have had to go up routinely on all items so now it is just expensive for the area.
As for the food, nothing is terrible and nothing is my favorite version of that dish. Despite the restaurant name saying it is Italian/​Greek inspired I don’t see any evidence that the Italian/​Greek choices on the menu are any more special than their steaks, porkchops, etc. Their hamburger and sandwich choices do make for a nice lunch not that much more than a fast food combo would have cost you nowadays.
In the end, I wouldn’t travel for Zorba’s, there are better more specialized restaurants in near by towns. If you are in the area though it is a great lunch spot and decent dinner spot if traveling is out of the question.
UPDATE: My mother was in town and like most locals loves her some Zorba’s so I had to go. The biggest difference now? Portion sizes have been slashed and the prices just keep going up. Plates that could be split easily in the past to feed 2 now only come with food for one. With the prices also going up steadily I cannot justify ever going here.

I sometimes think I may be the only local who doesn’t love Zorba’s. My family eats here on occasion and never have I found it to be particularly good and have never eaten anything that I could not make at home better. I’ve had repeated issues with cleanliness… sticky tables, dirty carpets, menus with food stuck to them, etc… Zorba’s isn’t terrible, but it simply isn’t very good either. Luckily for Zorba’s, in this town, just okay is usually good enough.

Wide menu, though not as wide for lunch. Our table had a chicken sandwich with tons of special requests handled perfectly. The lasagna was ok– nothing special. The greek wrap was not well received. The meat seemed to be a very inexpensive cut. We’ll try it again, simply because they can handle special dietary needs easily!

Pleasant wait staff, good food at reasonable prices. Would definitely go back.

The Hotel recommended it and I was smart to listen. I had Souvlaki which is marinated tender chunks of pork. I also ordered a small Zorba’s Special pizza. Both items were excellent. The food arrived quickly and the server was very professional. I read and she kept my beverage full! There were police eating here (always a good sign) and many many family groups. If you are stuck in this small town, this is a good place to go.

What you would typically expect from the only real place to eat in town. The food is bland to not offend anyone and the waiting staff leaves a lot to be desired. Not the worst place to eat but really not the best.

Large dishes for what you pay for. The food is good, but nothing special. I’m sure theres better places around. The waitstaff was very friendly but pretty slow. Good prices, check out is at the counter cashier rather than table which I found to be annoying.