Serving a tight-knit community for years, Greek Town has become a local landmark for authentic Greek cooking. If your planing a visit, this guide to the Greek Town Menu with Prices will help you budget your meal before you arrive.
The restaurant keeps things simple. You get generous portions, fair prices, and classic dishes done the right way. Below you will find the full menu breakdown, from appetizers to desserts.
Greek Town Menu With Prices
Prices can change slightly by location and season. The numbers below reflect the most common range you will see at the counter or on the takeout sheet.
Appetizers And Meze
- Hummus with Pita Bread — $6.99
- Tzatziki with Warm Pita — $6.49
- Stuffed Grape Leaves (6 pcs) — $7.99
- Saganaki (Fried Cheese) — $9.49
- Greek Fries with Feta — $5.99
- Spanakopita (Spinach Pie) — $7.49
Salads And Soups
- Greek Salad (Small) — $8.99
- Greek Salad (Large) — $11.99
- Horiatiki Village Salad — $10.49
- Avgolemono Soup (Cup) — $4.99
- Avgolemono Soup (Bowl) — $6.99
- Lentil Soup (Bowl) — $6.49
Gyros And Pitas
- Chicken Gyro Pita — $9.99
- Pork Gyro Pita — $9.99
- Beef and Lamb Gyro Pita — $10.99
- Veggie Gyro Pita — $8.99
- Gyro Platter with Rice and Salad — $15.99
- Souvlaki Pita (Chicken or Pork) — $10.49
Main Dishes
- Moussaka — $14.99
- Pastitsio — $14.49
- Chicken Souvlaki Plate — $15.49
- Lamb Chops with Lemon Potatoes — $22.99
- Grilled Octopus — $19.99
- Shrimp Santorini — $18.99
- Vegetarian Moussaka — $13.99
Sides And Extras
- Lemon Potatoes — $4.49
- Rice Pilaf — $3.99
- Grilled Vegetables — $5.49
- Extra Pita (2 pcs) — $2.99
- Feta Cheese Side — $3.49
- Olives Bowl — $3.99
Desserts
- Baklava — $5.99
- Galaktoboureko — $6.49
- Loukoumades (6 pcs) — $5.49
- Greek Yogurt with Honey and Walnuts — $6.99
- Rizogalo (Rice Pudding) — $4.99
Drinks
- Greek Coffee — $3.99
- Frappe — $4.49
- Fresh Lemonade — $3.99
- Bottled Water — $1.99
- Soda — $2.49
- Greek Beer — $5.99
How To Order And Save Money
You dont have to spend a lot to eat well here. A few simple moves keep your bill low.
- Order the gyro pita instead of the platter. You save about $6 and still get full.
- Share a large Greek salad. It feeds two people easy.
- Skip the soda and get water. That saves $2.49 per person.
- Go at lunch. Many items cost a dollar or two less before 3 PM.
- Ask about the family combo. It is not on the main menu but its often available.
What Regulars Recommend
First timers should start with the chicken gyro and a side of lemon potatoes. The lamb chops are the best splurge on the menu. For dessert, the baklava is flaky and not to sweet.
Vegetarians have real options here. The veggie gyro, vegetarian moussaka, and spanakopita are all solid picks. You wont feel like an afterthought.
Final Tips Before You Go
- Call ahead for large orders. Wait times can hit 30 minutes on weekends.
- Check the daily special board. It often has dishes not listed above.
- Bring cash for tips if you can. The card reader is sometimes slow.
- Prices listed here are estimates. Tax and tip are extra.
Greek Town has stayed popular for a reason. Good food, fair prices, and a staff that knows your name. Use this price list to plan your meal, and you will walk out happy without spending to much.