The 15 Best Greek Restaurants in HoustonCreated by Foursquare Lists Niko Niko'sBest Greek restaurant I've ever been to. Greek plate, village salad, Greek salad, and falafel are all good options.The plates are huge and the side dishes are also very generous. The souvlaki and kebabs are some of the popular dishes. /bestof/ Or go moblie with the free Best Of app. Niko Niko'sI love the potatoes. Perfectly cooked and flavorful.👌❤️👍👍👍Gyros plate is awesome! Helen Greek Food and WineWe love the gulf shrimp saganaki, bathed in a creamy tomato sauce and dotted with feta which was wonderful and the Rice Stuffed Quail, get ready to try real Greek food and taste amazing wines! Readnd largest Greek wine list in the country, the sommelier will hook you up.If the daily special is the whole deboned fish, order it! It's #phenomenal Yia Yia Mary's Greek KitchenDolmades are fabulous! Flame a few miles east to Niko Niko's on Montrose for better and cheaper Greek food.Bestster GrillGreek burger is delicious! U ca

n sub a whole wheat bun. Juicas good as Niko Niko's on Montrose but cost less and is easier to find parking. Plenty of "gringo" dishes. Theo's Restaurantthe lamb chops and lemon potatoes are delicious and a must have! My favorite dish ever!greek salad and gyro calzone are aaaamazinggreat food!! Ekko's Greek American Grill and DeliGyros or a Greek Salad with Gyro meat. The best in Houston.The Gyro burger is by far their most amazing item on the menu!When the lunch food parking is all full and the gas line is not, you know it's good! Try the falafel- brilliant Alexander The Great - Greek RestaurantIf you can't decide which traditional Greek dish to have. Try the "Royal Feast". A little bit of everythingGreat family owned Greek restaurant. Portions are great. Foodlive music on Friday and Saturday nights is a lot of fun.2010 Best of Houston® Winner: Best Greek Restaurant: Definitely has the best whole charbroiled snapper in town! Nick's GrillThe baklava here is the best I've had in town!Dude

to go daqs... So mitalian melt is AMAZING! Gyros & Shish KabobAwesome Gyros, sizzling hot fries, Baklava..Yumm the gyro and Greek salad for lunch!!This place is great! Affordable, friendly and great authentic Greek food. I love this place! Mannys Greek CafeTo go orders are super fast! The fire fries and fab and I love the greek salad with gyros!Try the Gyro cheesesteak. It is to die forA great lunch spot with burgers, gyros, pasta, and more. The best white wine bcfire fries are delicious! Amplhow early can you buy wine in vae parking and friendly service. Waelbest wine bar midtown west's Mediterranean CuisineFelafel & gyro were excellent. Tzatbest red wine in spain

ziki fresh & made from scratch, delicious!! Great service, great prices. Yum! the halloume cheese!We love this place. The food is fresh and the staffs wonderful. Love there today and had the souvlaki sandwich. Supek Deli Cafe & ImportsGreat great food!!!! Will definitely go again!!! I ate their Greek salad, Gyro Chicken Pizza, Hummus and Pita Bread.Order the Saganaki (flaming cheese). It'sure they ignite it!Hot dang that was good. Try buy german wine online ukthe pork tenderloin souvlaki plate! Zoësfood and wine best chef 2014 KitchenGet the Salmon kabobsGreat food and ambience! If ybest cheap wine bars nycou are @ Kaplan Medical stop by....Beanbest bottle of wine for the money

s are the best side! Abdallah's BakeryAmazing Arabic food! Tastes exactly like home.. Great place & friendly ppl :) They also sell a lot of imports and they make their own Arabic breads & sweets.. Lovellah's is well known for its loaves of fresh pita, but there's more to the Gulfton-area bakery than just bread. Read the dark, rich coffee. The Lebanese cheese cake (Osmalieh) was the perfect sweet to compliment the coffee.good food show wine glass About Best Sellers in Greek Cooking, Food & Wine These lists, updated hourly, contain bestselling items. Here you can discover the best Greek Cooking, Food & Wine in Amazon Best Sellers, and find the top 100 most popular Amazon Greek Cooking, Food & Wine.Eating like a Cretan - The Best Greek Food on the Island of CreteHotel searchDestination, hotel, landmark or addressCheck inCheck out Rooms123456789+Adults12345678Children0123Child 1:-?-<11234567891011121314151617SearchTypical dishes

All the Greek favorites - souvlaki, moussaka, pastitsio, and seafood such as red mullet, squid, and octopus - can be found in Crete. You'll also find meze dishes, including wild snails and foraged mountain greens. Heraklion offers some of the most authentically Greek food in Crete. Locals like tavernas such as Kiriakos, just outside the Venetian walls and a block south of the Public Gardens. This offers a smart take on old-school Cretan cooking, where you can taste dishes such as snail porridge, oil-cooked casseroles, and rooster in red wine. You'll find fine dining that combines locally sourced produce with French and Italian influences at places like Loukoulos. For seafood, head for the waterfront west of the Venetian Harbor. Loukoulos, Korai 5, Heraklion, Crete 71202; Tel.: +30 2810 224435; The Kiriakos Restaurant, Leof. Dimokratias 53, Heraklion, Crete 71306; Tel.: +30 2810 222464; Website: The Kiriakos Restaurant Many vacationers visiting Rethymnon can't resist the lure of a table by the sea.

Sadly, too many harborside restaurants in this part of town rely on location, and lunch often comes straight from the freezer by way of the microwave. Wander a block or 2 from the sea, into the old quarter, to discover innovative, modern Greek food in restored Venetian and Turkish mansions. Examples include Avli - which also has possibly the best wine cellar in Crete - or Veneto, where the 13th-century courtyard is perfect for a romantic dinner. Avli, Xanthoudidou 22, Rethymnon, Crete 74100; Tel.: +30 2831 058250; Veneto, Epimenidou 4, Rethymnon, Crete 74100; Tel.: +30 2831 056634; Come to Chania to discover a new style of "creative Cretan" cooking that blends local produce with influences from all over the Mediterranean. You'll find seafood stalwarts such as spaghetti with lobster, but some happy surprises too - think squid in fennel and green olive sauce, sautéed stingray, moray eel, sea urchin roes, and cuttlefish stewed in its own ink. In the old quarter, you'll come across Tamam, which serves great vegetarian food and imaginative meat and fish dishes.

Or head west to Halepa, a waterfront area that's slowly being rejuvenated. Here, Thalassino Ageri serves seafood with a modern twist in a restored 19th-century tobacco warehouse. Tamam, Odos Zambeliou 49, Chania 73100; Tel.: +30 2821 096080; Thalassino Ageri , Vivalaki 35, Halepa, Chania; Tel.: +30 2821 051136; You'll find some of the finest dining establishments in Crete within the Elounda peninsula's top hotels. Dress to impress, or you may feel a little out of place here. The overall vibe is modern Mediterranean, with Pacific and Asian influences and an emphasis on locally sourced ingredients. Wine lists nudge you in the direction of the new breed of varietal wines from Crete and other Greek mainland and island vineyards. Beyond the big hotels, there are affordable and pleasant places to eat by the sea at Plaka Elounda, overlooking the Gulf of Mirabello. Asia Blue, Blue Palace Resort and Spa, Plaka, Elounda, Crete 72053; Tel.: +30 2841 065500; The Old Mill, Elounda Mare Hotel, Plaka, Elounda, Crete 72053;