Greektown Grille

Best club sandwich in Greenville! ! Very friendly staff and obviously locally owned. Can’t go wrong here.

Came for dinner on a Saturday around 4:30pm. Main Street was super busy and since this was off the main road we found parking and got in right away. The waitress came right out to greet and seat us. The décor was really nice for a small storefront restaurant. The waitress was attentive, super pleasant and friendly. Everything was clean and the greek music and art added just the right atmosphere. We had an appetizer, soup, gyros and a platter. All were delicious and fresh. We had a great experience and will definately come back again. If you want a nice greek meal and a pleasant experience this is a great place in downtown Greenville.

I freakin love this place. Perfect spot to grab a gyro and enjoy some drinks with friends. Great happy hour selection, and top it off with bottomless mimosas for weekend brunch.

Greeting at door was great & short wait for table. Service was fair but food was very good.

A very nice meal! This was my first visit to Greenville, South Carolina, and I chose this restaurant for the free wifi and good reviews. I wasn’t sure what to expect in terms of quality but I enjoyed everything. I ordered the gyro entrée (⁴⁄₅) and a baklava. Would definitely recommend stopping by if you’re craving Greek food.

Fantastic service, beautiful authentic feel, and food that passed my already high expectations — by far. From what I’ve seen on Unilocal I was excited to try the lemon orzo soup and was blown out of the water. From the chipper manager and hostess down to the perfect pita, I will most definitely be back. The homemade mousaka was exactly what I was looking for, just as I remembered it from my trip to Greece! Incredible. Very genuine. Very authentic. Will return soon!

Where do I begin? The service was subpar. The waitress clearly didn’t want to be there. Which I get. We all have days when we hate our jobs but the idea is not to let it show. My husband is lactose intolerant and she tried to convince us that a little bit of butter is fine. Again some people don’t understand severe allergies, so that’s ok. We ordered water with no ice. Got water with ice. He ordered his tzatziki sauce on the side due to the allergy. She brought no sauce at all. I ordered the avgolemono soup for a starter and it had orzo and carrots in it!!! It’s supposed to be a lemon based rice soup with chicken. Though most restaurants skip the chicken to cut on the cost. It tasted awful! My side was spanakorizo (spinach with rice). The spinach was overlooked. It actually sneezed and tasted burned. I couldn’t take more than a bite of that or the soup though I was very hungry. Their moussaka was ok though.

Excellent food and wonderful service! We get takeout from Greektown once a week, salads and lemon orzo soup are perfection. Highly recommend the pork souvlaki plate. Always delicious.

This restaurant was recommended in the Greek Festival we love the food. the service was great.. the food was excellent..

Both my husband and I had the gyro and is was Delish! I was happy to have the fries on the side– they were perfect. We also happened to be there during happy hour and enjoyed a yummy glass of Pinot Grigio. The service was beyond what I expected. The young man that waited on us was able to full fill our every request with a smile on his face. You would think we were the only people in the restaurant. He was even able to manage to satisfy my 2 picky kids when we ordered off the menu! I will return and can’t wait to try more items off the menu!

Great lunch spot in the middle of downtown, but with easier parking than the Main St restaurants. The menu is full of fresh and healthy options. The dining room is spotless and the service is quick and friendly.

Gyro salad was good. It came with a vinaigrette type dressing. I asked for a side of tzatziki sauce. I gave 3 stars because the waitress was not very friendly and gave me the wrong change back. I didn’t say anything because it was only 53 cents. It really only irritated me because she wasn’t friendly; acted like I was inconveniencing her. I won’t sit in her station next time.

Went with my brother, I had the gyro, he the gyro plate. Both good, the menu didn’t state that the solo gyro came with fries, so that was nice. Fresh, and not afraid of the spice cabinet. My brothers plate was huge. Almost enough for 2. Bit pricey, but good.

Very close to 4 stars… The only reason I didn’t give it 4 stars is because you can’t substitute a greek salad for fries. I had a delicious gyro with the best lamb I’ve had with a couple fries. I ended up ordering a good greek salad because I really wanted one. I didn’t need the fries.
Great place though! Will return

Not tasty at all. Everything was blurry and flavorless and greasy. No heart. I will never go back to this restaurant yeah not only was the food nasty but the attitude of the staff and owner was the same.

I give the greeting at the door five stars however our server was a three. He took our order and brought it to us and that was it. And it wasn’t even busy. The chicken souvlaki was good. Served with crinkle fries. Pita was warm and soft. Two pita sandwiches w/​fries and two teas was $ 20. I left full and satisfied. The décor is Greek but neat and clean.

This is the Greek restaurant I’ve been looking for! They have the requisite vertical rotisseries necessary for properly-​cooked gyro meat.
I got the combination plate. More than enough food for two, but I was hungry! A big pile of gyro meat, properly cooked and trimmed, two pieces of spanokopita, a piece of moussaka, three fat dolmades, a piece of pasticio, a pile of pillowy pita bread, with a soup/​salad, and a side. Everything was perfect!
The place is clean and comfortable, with friendly and attentive staff.

My husband and I are vacationing in Greenville, and even though Main Street has a number of highly rated restaurants — my husband was craving Greek food. I turned to my handy dandy Unilocal app and found that this spot was within walking distance, but was hesitant as it was rated so low. Since a craving is a craving, we ended up ignoring the reviews and walking the short distance to get here — boy am I glad we did!
The restaurant is quaint, and the ambiance is very charming. The artwork and soft music helps transport you to the Mediterranean and the southern hospitality really shines. We started off with an order of flaming saganaki, our server and another member of the kitchen staff came to our table to prepare it table side. The fire blazed on for longer than I’ve seen before, which worried me a bit, but it ended up resulting in a really wonderful crust forming around the cheese. We’ve had a lot of Saganaki before in a number of different states — this was definitely a different consistency, but by far the best tasting.
Entrees are served with a choice of either soup or salad — so that came out next. My husband exclaimed that the Greek dressing was amongst the best he’s ever had, and my avgolemeno soup was a bit «meatier» than what I’ve experienced elsewhere, but I found it to be quite tasty.
We ended our meals with the Gyro Platter, and they were TASTY! Copious amounts of tzatziki sauce, enough pita to go around, some feta, and perfectly cooked lamb made this platter quite pleasing. Mine came with a side of Greek pasta salad — the one item that fell flat (I feel like the pasta was a bit overcooked and a bit more seasoning could be added). My husband had the Greek green beans, and he’s still talking about them.
All in all, we were very pleased with our experience here. If we are back in the area, we will certainly visit again.

I want to love this place but I think they might be a bit challenged. The menu and food were ok but not amazing by any standard. Not amazing by the standard of our 10 year old which is telling.
My recommendation is that they step up the food quality which would include the quality of the ingredients. This seems to be falling into to category of food delivered by truck and not anything with added value at a local level. I’m hopeful that they will step it up.

The staff are all very friendly and helpful, and the atmosphere is bright and welcoming, with some shady outdoor seating.
The food was just okay. I love avgolemono soup, and would not get theirs again. I had a gyro salad, which was fine for a basic lunch salad. My husband had the keftedes, and the meatballs were tasty, but the pilaf was disappointingly bland.
Not a bad meal at all, just not anything special that made it stand out.