George's Greek Grill
$ • Greek, Mediterranean, Burgers
Hours:
735 S Figueroa St Suite 131, Los Angeles
(213) 624-6542
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I found out it was opened & when I got there as usual I had a HARD time making my mind up what to get THIS TIME!. I really like alot of the choices on the menu.
So I'll list favorites..feta fries..greek salad
Chicken Shawarma..grilled chicken..
Gyro ..Chicken & Beef Kabob..
cakamari... rice .. seasoned fries..of course HUMMUS .garlic fries..a few paninis. Chicken & BEEF ANGUS KABOBS
COMBO PLATES ..BAKLAVA for dessert
sandwiches but I never tried there burgers
Good food and service. Warm people
Never expected the big portion that I received and it was money well spent too. Not an overpriced menu and you get a great sizeable portion too. Never actually ate at the food court and only go downstairs to get to Nordstrom Rack, but I saw those gyros on a poster and decided to drop in. Glad I did too, left with a full belly and ate every drop, lol. Great customer service and atmosphere.
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Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 7PM |
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George's Greek Grill offers a mixed dining experience with a focus on authentic Greek cuisine. The interior has ample seating, but some tables may be dirty, and parking can be an issue. The service is average, but the food quality varies, with positive reviews for the crispy chicken panini and lemon chicken wrap, although the overall meal may be described as mediocre. The restaurant is known for its Avgolemono soup and other traditional Greek dishes. Customers have recently praised the delicious pita and hummus, as well as the lemon chicken and Tzatziki. While the prices may be higher, the portions are generous, and the traditional desserts are also well-received. The restaurant is a popular destination, especially after major events like the Dodgers parade, where they were able to serve the last of their food to a grateful customer.