Curious about portion sizes and what they cost? This menu guide has the answers. We have broken down the full Apollo Flame Bistro Menu with Prices so you know exactly what to expect before you walk in the door. Whether you are planning a family dinner or a quick lunch, this guide keeps things simple.
Apollo Flame Bistro Menu With Prices
This bistro focuses on flame-grilled meats and fresh Mediterranean sides. The menu is not overly long, but it covers all the classics. Below, you will find the current price points for their most popular items.
Please note that prices can shift slightly based on location or seasonal supply. Always check the receipt before you leave the counter.
Starters And Small Plates
These are great for sharing or for a lighter appetite. The portions here are decent, but not massive.
- Hummus with warm pita – $6.95
- Falafel (6 pieces) – $8.50
- Greek salad – $9.25
- Spicy feta dip – $7.75
- Grilled halloumi – $10.00
Signature Flame Grilled Dishes
This is the heart of the menu. Each platter comes with your choice of two sides. You can pick from rice, fries, or a small salad.
- Chicken Souvlaki Platter – $16.95
- Beefteki (Greek style burger) – $15.50
- Lamb Chops (4 pieces) – $24.00
- Mixed Grill for One – $21.75
- Grilled Pork Chop – $18.25
Wraps And Pitas
If you are in a hurry, the wraps are the best option. They are filling and easy to eat on the go. They come with a small side of tzatziki sauce.
- Chicken Gyro Wrap – $11.50
- Lamb Gyro Wrap – $12.75
- Vegetarian Wrap – $10.25
Kids Menu
For the little ones, they offer smaller versions of the main dishes. These include a drink and a small treat.
- Chicken fingers with fries – $8.95
- Mini souvlaki skewer – $9.50
- Pasta with butter or tomato sauce – $7.50
Desserts And Drinks
Do not skip dessert. The baklava here is made in house. They also have a selection of soft drinks and bottled water.
- Baklava (one piece) – $4.50
- Greek yogurt with honey – $5.25
- Soft drinks (can) – $2.50
- Bottled water – $2.00
Tips For Ordering
Here are a few practical things to keep in mind when you visit. These tips will help you get the best value for your money.
- Ask for extra pita bread. It costs a little extra, but the sauces are worth it.
- Go during lunch hours (11am – 2pm). They often have a special combo deal that is not listed on the regular menu.
- If you are sharing, the Mixed Grill for One is actually enough for two people with normal appetites.
One thing to watch out for is the spice level on the “Spicy Feta Dip”. It has a real kick to it, so maybe start with a small order first. The staff are friendly and will help you choose if you are unsure.
We did notice that the prices on the online ordering portal are sometimes slightly higher than the in-store board. It is probably a delivery fee thing. If you can, ordering over the phone or in person might save you a dollar or two.
Overall, the value is pretty solid for the quality of the meat. The portions are generous, and the flavors are consistent every time. This guide should give you a clear picture of the costs involved. Enjoy your meal.