Santorini Greek Grill

Average Greek at best! Was nothing special, to much sauce and lamb was blanish. The decore is nice in here and welcoming.
Bring cash!!! No debit or credit.

My friend and I had a wonderful lunch here. The lamb/​beef gyro meat is cut so thin and is delicious! The only problem was that there was WAY too much tzatsiki sauce in the gyro, I had to dab my napkin in it a million times and there was still too much. Also, they didn’t have napkins out anywhere for customers, and when I asked for some from the guy working there, he handed me 2. If you’ve ever eaten a gyro, you know that you need a lot more napkins than that. Besides that, the food and overall experience was great.

Always the best Greek around! Glad they are back from their winter vacation.

My friend brought me here for lunch yesterday. We had a pleasant lunch at the restaurant.
Today I was back picking up a late lunch/​early dinner to take home to my husband.
The food is VERY GOOD. Lots of cucumbers, amazing dressing, yummy olives, wonderful meat. I cannot wait to go back and try more from their menu.
They take cash or checks.

What a cute little place. Popped in here during lunch, wonderful people and great food. The lamb gyro is delicious and the Greek fries are a must! The place is small but on a sunny day, Marina park across the street is great for a picnic. Unfortunately the owner is out so the restaurant is closed until he gets back but this is a must try for those who love Greek food.

One of my favorite greek or mediterranean spots in the area. Meat tastes great, salad tastes great, its all really good. The pricing is also pretty good considering the area… just wished they stayed open a little later: D.

I’ll eat here whenever I have the chance. Always great food and friendly service. Only downsides are long lines on sunny days and I have to remember to bring cash. Always worth the trip though.

They’re close for HOLIDAYS right now!

Perfect quick bite for the price and atmosphere, any time of the day… especially when it’s sunny outside… if you are in Kirkland, you just have to try it…

Easily the best of all… I’ve been coming here for years. Stavros is a great guy who takes pride in serving only the best. Santorini Grills sauce is simply unbeatable. Gyro the way its supposed to be. Do your self a favor and visit soon. I won’t mind being in line behind you. Tell Hector I said hello.
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I had the gyros salad and it was just right.
Good amount of meat, good amount of salad.
Filled me up. I’m definitely getting that again the next time I go.

Yummy yum yum!
This place has the best gyros! I’m so lucky it’s close to home and can come here often.
The owner, Eatavros, is a stand up guy! Very friendly and always working. You can tell he has passion to deliver the BEST!

Gyros up to par. Garlic fries, yumm but in moderation. Delicious Mediterranean food, reminds me of Spain in many ways. Healthy meat eating with lots of veggies.
Too early for lunch around this time but on a nice given day, you’ll still see a line. Pretty popular in this neighborhood of Kirkland. I only come here to have lunch with my «Besty». This is our place to chill and walk to the beach nearby and chat.
Best for salads, good healthy protein and just REFRESHING.
Friendly staff. BTW, this place closes when the weather cools down. The family of Santorini literally goes home to Greece in the winter time.
Reminder: CASH ONLY.
There are parking on the streets but goodluck ppl, Kirkland strip is always busy.

Came because of the 5 star reviews and was not disappointed! It’s been 15 years since I’ve had an authentic gyro, and boy did this place deliver!
With a fair amount of seating and a couple tables outside, this is the perfect place to enjoy a delicious lunch and a beer.
Note: cash only.

Incredible food with top service! Fresh ingredients. You can tell the owner takes pride in his restaurant. Can’t wait to come back.

I finally got to try out this place! I have been meaning to for years and never got around to it.
I went with my kiddo. She is into Greek mythology, so when she saw the restaurant sign, her eyes opened wide and said that is the writing of Zues!
I ordered a traditional gyro with fries. Kiddo ordered lamb skewers. She would not touch her food initially because she said she likes little lambs and was sad that she had to eat lamb. I fibbed a little and told her it was beef so she started to chow down. I felt bad about my little white lie and did confess to her afterwards that she ate lamb.
The gyro meat was delicious. More succulent than other gyro meat than I have eaten. Most patrons there ordered Greek salad and gyro meat on top.
Great little place with delicious food. The only negative was that the skewer was drenched in the oil it was fried in.

Three yellowish orange stars seem so dismal and sad but Santorini is on the positive side of «ok». I like that it’s clean and bright and service fast and friendly. It was much appreciated when I went with a friend during lunch rush. And, there’s nothing to complain about regarding their food. I would just say that the tzatziki is on the sour side of things and I got too much meat last time. Ok, so that is a complaint. And yea, who complains about that? This girl. But, I’m sure my body appreciates the extra protein.

Their Greek food for Kirkland is pretty good. My third favorite gyro around Seattle. They use lamb or beef. They have dolmas as well but not a big fan of it because they dump a bunch of tzatziki sauce on it. Wish it was on the side as it was drowning in it. Good Greek fries! Baklava is also pretty good. Cash only!

My husband and I had high hopes for this place– due to the great Unilocal reviews and a mad craving for Greek food… unfortunately Santorini was a huge disappointment.
My gyro salad was huge and looked appetizing piled high with thinly shaved beef/​lamb– and while the meat was delicious and flavorful the salad underneath was just awful (mostly ruined by the oddly sweet vinaigrette that lacked garlic, lemon, olive oil, oregano and seasoning).
My husbands beef/​lamb gyro was just average. The meat was nicely done, the pita bread was good, but overall it was nothing drool worthy.
The sad cherry on top of our meal was the tzatziki sauce and seriously embarrassing hummus. The tzatziki tasted like non fat yogurt with a little cucumber– it desperately needed a full fat Greek yogurt base, fresh garlic, more cucumber, and seasoning. The hummus tasted like partially ground bland garbanzo beans– nothing like the creamy, tangy, full of garlic and flavor hummus’ I have devoured before.
For all you serious foodies out there, I would have to recommend passing on this place.

Came here with high expectations because of the great reviews! It was good but not as amazing as it may sound.
There’s only street parking, so depending on the time, you may have to go a few blocks before you find something. There’s a good amount of seating, and on the Wednesday night we were there, it wasn’t very busy. It’s a fast food style place where you order food then sit down where you want. You can feel free to rearrange tables and chairs for larger groups.
One thing to be careful of is they have a Gyro sandwich as well as a Gyro plate. The sandwich is considerably smaller and is a just a neatly wrapped sandwich with the meat, lettuce, and tomatoes and sauce. The more expensive Gyro plate is pretty big and is pretty much the same thing but separated into their components and more of everything. The lamb meat was pretty delicious though. It is sliced pretty thin and as a result is tender and flavorful. Great gyros and for a decent price.
Since I saw so many rave reviews of the Greek fries I ordered them. But they didn’t seem that special to me, it’s just normal fries with a bunch of feta cheese on top and a pinch of some spices. Essentially you’re paying $ 3 for cheese. I’m not a huge fan of feta cheese and probably would have enjoyed the french fries more just by themselves. The french fries are crispy and have a great crunch, so I still enjoyed them.
Last note is the place is cash only.