9 Best Greek Restaurants near Manhattan Beach

“Loved the ambiance, service was great, friendly, welcoming and yummy fish✨“

“It was a nice restaurant with friendly staff and delicious food at a reasonable price. I personally loved the octopus so much that I was reluctant to share it with my friends! The You dip We Dip was also a great option to share, and we really enjoyed the drinks as well.“

“Alisa wine & friends is all about an atmosphere you fall in love with from the very first moment.
Incredibly cozy, beautifully designed space, attentive service, and truly delicious Greek cuisine.
A place you’ll definitely want to come back to again and again.“

“Great food. The lamb is amazing. So assuming in this small plaza. I usually go here and the X-Press dry cleaners next door once a week. It’s my Thursday routine. Pickup dinner and cleaning. The owner is really cool and the workers are chill.“

“The owners, food and atmosphere! Very convenient to airport and walking distance from rental cars and hotels, Great place to eat“

“Great Pita! It’s homemade!“

“Best breakfast in Hermosa Beach area, period! 1 block from the beach, always breezy and cool.

Big food portions, fresh ingredients and food is made to order. Try their home made country toast!

It’s a big menu, I haven’t tried anything else, the breakfast is to good.“

“Nick the Greek in Santa Monica, located at 219 Arizona Avenue, delivers authentic Greek flavors with exceptional service. Dishes like Gyro Plates, Souvlaki, and their signature Baklava are crowd favorites, consistently praised for their freshness and taste. The Greek Fries and frozen yogurt with honey are also standout items. Customers frequently highlight the friendly, attentive staff, who elevate the overall experience. With outdoor seating and efficient takeout options, this spot is perfect for a casual yet satisfying meal .“

“Food was pretty good. Daphne's has a policy of being stingy on some items, even when they sell specific meals that should be better curated. For instance, you only get to have a small amount of bread and only one sauce in a group meal for four people. I wont return mainly for that reason.

This location seems to be going for the ambiance of a hole in the wall 90s Greek restaurant. It's probably more authentic, but it's just so funny when the prior location I went to was set up very modern. They don't have a light up sign out front and their menus are on 24 inch monitors like 10 feet off the ground.“