Think Greek-AS SEEN ON FOOD NETWORK-644 SW PORT ST LUCIE BLVD

GREEK FOOD as it should be. Everything is FRESH and HOMEMADE, and wow, you can't ask for better.
I tried a variety of items from the menu, and each one is better than the next. The LAMB GYRO put me into paradise, and I couldn't put it down.
I kept telling myself I needed to save room for everything else I ordered to try, and I just couldn't stop eating it.
The tzatziki sauce is thick and creamy and full of flavor.
It's also a large portion and is more than enough for the average eater. The spanakopita is superior.
I even convinced another customer who doesn't even like spinach to try it.
Not only did they ask for a second piece, but they also ordered one for themselves. The stuffed grape leaves are very good and flavorful, If you've never had a baklava cheesecake, this is the place to get it.
But it will ruin you for life.
No other baklava cheesecake will ever compare. The staff and owner, LAURIE and STELLA are wonderful and friendly and very attentive.
I can't wait to comeback into the amazing experience all over again.

Who knew we had a little place in our own backyard that was on the Food Network.
This place won the best bite in town which aired on May 31, 2024.
We decided to check it out, the dish that was on the show was the Greek wonton, so of course we had to try that. When we arrived around 6 PM, the place was super busy, which was to be expected since they just aired on a national network.
So we kept our patients and was seated within seven minutes of walking in the door, Bella our server took our drink and food order. It took around 35 minutes for the food to come out, the appetizer came out after the meal.
Which we understood all this because they were very busy. So we ordered : lamb/beef Gyro bowl $13.50 plus olives, $1.50 Lamb/beef Gyro combo with fries $14.75 Greek wonton $8.50 Baklava brownie $6.00 Subtotal was $44.25 The Gyro bowl was very tasty with the olives, wouldn’t mind trying that again.
The regular Gyro I would have to give a three out of five, it wasn’t the worst, and it wasn’t the best I’ve ever had.
I can’t say that I would not have it again, but I think I’ll lead more towards the bowl.
We had high hopes for the wonton, just because it was the feature dish that was aired however, it wasn’t what it was hyped up to be.
It wasn’t bad, It was very average. I’m pretty sure we’ll go back at some point, when they can slow down and catch up with their customers.
I think they’re a little bit overwhelmed right now and it’s reflecting in the food and slowness of getting the food out in a timely manner. Please let me know what you think of the place, thanks for checking out this review.

I wanted some Greek food and found them on Google.
Did not know they were on the Food Network.
The place is small.
Food was amazing was not expecting that.
We had the Kotobacon souvlaki platter and the chicken souvlaki platter.
The lemon potatoes were really good.
Decided to take dessert home.
The baklava was ok.
Definitely will go back.