Little Greek Fresh Grill

Worst Greek food in my life, and I am half Greek I know what I am talking about. Also amazing fries... Service was awful as well the waiters told me this is what Greek fries are supposed to look like and tried to ignore me.

Food was good. Decent size portion, but that's reflected in the price of the dish. I had steak skewers. The meat had a lot of flavor and was tender. My sister had lamb and said the same. My niece enjoyed the baklava, it was all she wanted to eat. The rice pudding tasted great, but the texture seemed a little off. It was a good meal and we all voted we would return.

Excellent food, great customer service, and a clean restaurant. Prices were a little high, but the food was worth it.

Excellent food, employees and atmosphere!! Ate dinner for our 21st anniversary and took my grandmother out as well! We all enjoyed our meals!

First of all, the food was great! But the experience getting me in front of their excellent cuisine was less than stellar. The young man that took our order was not unfriendly...but maybe not the most excited person to work behind a food counter. In his defense, there are few who are excited to work the lunch rush at a restaurant. He took the order politely and handed us our order number. We walked out into the dining room to find a table. It was busy, but there were plenty of tables available. Most of them were not clean, but they were available. Once we sat down it wasn't long before our food came out. The girl who brought out our food would be best described as indifferent. She never said the word "whatever", but it was clearly communicated by her demeanor. She brought out our food and the food for the table next to us in the most confusing way. Rather than bringing out an entire order to a table, she instead brought it out one plate per table. She had no idea what order number the plates belonged to...although they went to the effort of assigning us one and then giving us a stand with the number prominently displayed on it. She would just blurt out the name of the food that was on the plate and then impatiently expect somebody at one of the tables to claim it. Mercifully, none of us in the dining room had ordered the same thing. I hate to think of the chaos that would have broken out. As we sat and ate the "whatever" girl would occasionally walk through and bus the tables. She would just take a plate without asking if you were done with it. If it looked like you were done in any way, the plate disappeared. It was efficient... I'll give her that. It certainly sent the message that she wasn't going to have anyone camping out. "Eat your food and get out" was the motto for the day. All things considered, it wasn't the worst dining experience I've ever had. But I don't think that is what any restaurant owner is hoping for to provide to their customers. Maybe next time I'll just order the Olympic Gyro with Greek potatoes to go...or find a more amiable restaurant to sit down and eat. There are plenty of them in Quincy.