From the article: 5 Best Greek Restaurants in Astoria
Where do you for the best Greek food in Queens? Greek-style fish as fresh as can be? Or savory souvlaki? If you love Greek food, I am sure you got one or two places that your taste buds won't ever forget. I got ideas on some of them, but not all. Please share are your choices, like where would you send a friend who's never eaten Greek food in Astoria or anywhere in Queens. Share Your Tastes
Greek food in Asotria and Little Neck
- Philoxenia is best for mezedes. Most authentic in Queens is Greek Islands in Little Neck on Northern Blvd., especially the fig ice cream.
- —Guest Mikali
Loukoumi Greek Restaurant,
- I agree with Steve G. By far Loukoumi Taverna, is the best, Greek restaurant, in NY
- —Guest cynthia
Kyclades best of the best
- I agree with Bill, it is true wait can be terrible, but it pays to wait, best food in all Mew York and prices very honest...
- —Guest Luciano
Loukoumi Greek Restaurant,
- By far Loukoumi is the best Greek seafood restaurant, I usually go there for lunch with my parents when they're in Astoria, but it's also suitable for a romantic dinner. One of my favorite Greek restaurants in Astoria NY, Awesome atmosphere, service and of course food. I had Greek salad and grilled salmon with lemon potatoes. You can tell that their food is super fresh and their seasoning is so perfect. Obviously I finished my meal with Greek yogurt. I highly recommend Loukoumi Tavern,
- —Guest Steve Galanos
Psari - best seafood & best Greek!
- Psari has the best Greek seafood period! Try the grilled octopus (to die for!), the red snapper or the sea bass - all are great! They also have the best Greek dips and the heartiest Greek salad - sometimes I go and just have appetizers with some drinks because the portions are so generous.
- —Patricia2011
Loukoumi Greek Restaurant
- Loukoumi Greek restaurant is my favorite Greek seafood taverna, I'm Greek and know Greek food very well, I highly recommend this Greek restaurant
- —Guest Spiro Almiroudis
Loukoumi Greek Seafood restaurant Queens
- Loukoumi,Greek Restaurant Seafood restaurant,in Astoria Queens, I'm half Greek. Moved to Astoria 3 weeks ago and I've been here 5 times now. Love this place. Everything on the menu is delicious! If you haven't tried this Greek restaurant, go at least once and give it a try. I highly recommend to everybody!!!
- —Guest Jenny moore
Loukoumi Greek taverna restaurant
- Loukoumi Greek taverna seafood restaurant in Astoria ny. We went to this wonderful restaurant the other nights with our friends who had highly recommended it. Once inside we were warmly greeted by the owner and staff. The restaurants decor is warm. We had ordered an assortment of appetizers and three entrees to share. Everything we ordered was amazing. My favorite was a red snapper fish which was prepared grilled with a side order of horta, one of the best dishes i ever had in my life!!! i highly recommend loukoumi Greek taverna restaurant to others, you must go!
- —Guest andreas
Loukoumi Taverna in Astoria
- We had a baby shower here back in July and really enjoyed the food, ambiance and the excellent service. The dishes were very tasty and came in big portions, which is always good for big parties with hungry guests. The staff was very accommodating, great with kids, I would definitely recommend eating here! Loukoumi Taverna, 45-07 Ditmars Blvd, Astoria, NY 11103 www.toloukoumi.com
- —Guest George Lazari
Kati Allo
- 29-06 172nd Street just off of Francis Lewis Boulevard in Bayside. We bring our family and friends there. They always say it is the best Greek food they have ever had. Delicious food, charming decor, friendly owners.
- —jwhitestone
Zorba's Souvlaki Plus
- For fresh Greek food, wonderful hospitality and reasonable prices, go to Zorba's Zouvlaki Plus at 29th street and 23rd Avenue in Astoria. Home made soups are incredible as well.
- —Guest Joann
Greek Restaurants in Queens
- I love Fontana...this little 'hole in the wall' on Northern Blvd. and Francis Lewis Blvd. has the absolute best Gyros (huge sandwiches big enough for two meals) for only $6.50. The also have large platters, consisting of home made lemon-chicken soup, salad, fries, lemon potatoes or rice and of course an entree of your choice - souvlakie, chicken kabobs, gyro and sausage, along with grilled pita bread. ($10-$14). Big enough for two meals, in addition to greek pizza, burgers and fish sandwiches. Spinach pie and baklava included on the menu. These are just a few of the delectable extras at this very affordable hot spot in Bayside.
- —Guest LesliesCorner
Kyclades rules
- The wait can be terrible, but I love the fish at Kyclades on Ditmars. Everything is good, but the whole fish is the reason to come.
- —Guest Bill
