Pricing your first visit to Athena Gyro starts with knowing which platter offers the best value for a complete meal. Before you go, checking the Athena Pallas Greek Restaurant Menu with Prices helps you budget for a relaxed lunch or a full dinner with friends.
You will find that the menu is split into clear sections, making it simple to pick a quick bite or a sharing feast. Here is a breakdown of what you can expect to pay, from starters to desserts.
Athena Pallas Greek Restaurant Menu With Prices
The full list is long, but the core items are consistent. You can get a solid meal for under $15 if you choose wisely. Below, we cover the main categories you will see on the table.
Appetizers And Spreads
Starters are perfect for the table. Most dips come with warm pita bread.
- Classic Tzatziki (cucumber, garlic, yogurt) – $6.95
- Melitzanosalata (smoky eggplant dip) – $7.50
- Feta Cheese with olive oil and oregano – $8.25
- Saganaki (flaming cheese) – $9.95
- Spanakopita (spinach pie, 2 pieces) – $8.50
Gyros And Souvlaki Platters
This is the heart of the menu. A platter usually includes rice, Greek salad, and pita. That makes it a full meal without extra sides.
- Chicken Gyro Platter – $13.95
- Pork Gyro Platter – $13.50
- Lamb Souvlaki Platter (2 skewers) – $16.95
- Athena Mixed Grill (chicken, pork, lamb) – $19.50
Seafood And Vegetarian Options
If you avoid meat, you still have good choices. The kitchen treats vegetables with the same care as the grill.
- Grilled Octopus – $18.95
- Shrimp Saganaki – $17.50
- Vegetarian Moussaka – $12.95
- Falafel Plate (vegan) – $11.75
Handheld Gyros (Single Serving)
For a faster meal, order a sandwich style wrap. These are large enough for lunch but lighter than a platter.
- Pork Gyro Wrap – $8.95
- Chicken Gyro Wrap – $9.25
- Falafel Wrap – $7.95
Desserts And Drinks
Finish with a classic sweet or a Greek coffee. Portions are shareable.
- Baklava (2 pieces) – $5.95
- Galaktoboureko (custard pie) – $6.50
- Greek Coffee – $3.75
- Bottled Sparkling Water – $2.50
How To Order For The Best Value
You want the most food for your money. Follow these steps to get a satisfying meal without overpaying.
- Choose a platter over a wrap if you are very hungry. The sides make it worth the extra $4.
- Ask for extra pita. It often costs $1.00 but fills you up.
- Split a dessert. The baklava is sweet and rich, so two forks work well.
- Check for a lunch special before 3 PM. Some locations offer a smaller platter for $10.95.
Are There Any Hidden Fees
Look at the bottom of your reciept. Some locations add a 3% service charge for parties over six people. Also, card payments might have a small surcharge. Cash is always safe.
Prices here reflect the standard menu as of last month. They can change without notice. If you need exact numbers, call the restaurant directly. The staff is friendly and will read the current list to you.
One last tip: the lunch crowd is busy from 12:15 to 1:00 PM. Go at 11:30 AM or after 1:30 PM to get a table fast. That way you can study the menu with out feeling rushed.