Could be the worst greek food I have ever had. Save yourself the money and stomach ache.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Gyro Wrap
Amy Randal (AF9112)
Gave me pork when I asked for lamb. I don't like that they take your card without you seeing the total. Very average Greek food.
Carl
No complaints from me. Took a falafel and it was tasty enough and fairly priced compared to the rest of the shops in Quincy market.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Falafel Wrap
Amanda V.
Baklava was so good! Quick service, came out to an even five dollars, friendly staff!
Erin H.
I was really hopeful based on the food on display at this stall. Unfortunately, the quality control let me down. One of my falafels was fresh and fantastic. The other was a hard jawbreaker. I can't imagine how hard it is to get consistent quality in a small food stall like this, especially when I'm sure they crank out a good quantity of food to tourists every day, but it was disappointing knowing that all my falafels could've been as delicious as the fresh one. I will say, though, the Hummus was on point!!
Joanna G.
Grabbed a tasty Gyro Salad during our visit. The food was plentiful and service was prompt, despite the chaos of the marketplace. Expect to pay tourist prices and not to have places to sit during peak lunch hours-- there's just simply not enough space to go around.
Alyssa Villalpando
Was craving greek food and chose this place because i really wanted spanakopita and dolmades and this place offered both. I thought the Dolmalde Wrap sounded interesting so i got that and the Spanakopita. The dolmaldes were delicious but the pita they were wrapped in was hella stale and super messy. the spanakopita was 90% phyllo and had barely any spinach in it. For those two and a drink I spent $28. Not worth it
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
Alyssa Sierra
Was craving greek food and chose this place because i really wanted spanakopita and dolmades and this place offered both. I thought the Dolmalde Wrap sounded interesting so i got that and the Spanakopita. The dolmaldes were delicious but the pita they were wrapped in was hella stale and super messy. the spanakopita was 90% phyllo and had barely any spinach in it. For those two and a drink I spent $28. Not worth it
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
Amelia D.
My dad and I stopped by Faneuil Hall while exploring the Freedom Trail and decided it was time for lunch. Unfortunately, probably about 1000 other people agreed, so the Hall was packed! We figured Greek food was a classic option, and got a chicken kebab wrap and a falafel plate for lunch. We thankfully managed to snag a table upstairs to eat lunch. The falafel plate was okay--the hummus was good and I liked the pita bread and salad that came with it. The plate only had 3 pieces of falafel on it and they were a bit dry, weirdly enough, but still pretty tasty. My dad's wrap was very good, but for the price, we expected it to be a bit larger than it was. The service was friendly and the food was made quickly, but not sure it's the best bang for your buck in the Hall.
Lily J.
The vegetarian moussaka was bad and we had to throw it away once we got to our hotel ( about 20 minutes away). Unfortunately we could not go back to let them know and maybe get a refund or replacement.
Price for Gyro plate was around 16.36 with 7% sales tax listed. They told me $18 and did not give receipt. Missing about .50. Food sucked. Instead of causing a scene, I hope the .50 is worth it with the business they could lose from this review.
Revan Suarez
Had a terrible $20 gyro that had no flavor, terribly cooked, and drowned in white sauce and lettuce. Avoid this spot.
Eva G.
I first tried the Falafel wrap at this location. Unfortunately I wasn't too impressed it as it fell apart and crumbled with every bite I took. I made a big mess on the bench I was eating on. I the birds surrounding me enjoyed and savored all the many crumbs that fell to the ground. If anything, I do like their Spanakopita. It's tasty, flakey and flavorful. You can taste the feta, dill, and spinach mix inside the buttery crispy and crunchy crust. ( I rate that a 4 as well as their staff who is kind and welcoming. )
Stephanie S.
So disappointing! was a Steve's regular back bay over 20yrs. no lettuce ? Didn't know when the salad changed. dressing was not full flavor. Chicken had no flavor. gyro had about 4 little pieces of meat. Pita was stale. Was looking forward to a Steve's Greek salad with flavorful chicken & sign dressing that I used to buy by the bottles! Watered down
John M.
Ordered dinner online. 20 minutes later, receive message that "something went wrong", and my order was canceled. Wha??
Could be the worst greek food I have ever had. Save yourself the money and stomach ache.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Gyro Wrap
Gave me pork when I asked for lamb. I don't like that they take your card without you seeing the total. Very average Greek food.
No complaints from me. Took a falafel and it was tasty enough and fairly priced compared to the rest of the shops in Quincy market.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Falafel Wrap
Baklava was so good! Quick service, came out to an even five dollars, friendly staff!
I was really hopeful based on the food on display at this stall. Unfortunately, the quality control let me down. One of my falafels was fresh and fantastic. The other was a hard jawbreaker. I can't imagine how hard it is to get consistent quality in a small food stall like this, especially when I'm sure they crank out a good quantity of food to tourists every day, but it was disappointing knowing that all my falafels could've been as delicious as the fresh one. I will say, though, the Hummus was on point!!
Grabbed a tasty Gyro Salad during our visit. The food was plentiful and service was prompt, despite the chaos of the marketplace. Expect to pay tourist prices and not to have places to sit during peak lunch hours-- there's just simply not enough space to go around.
Was craving greek food and chose this place because i really wanted spanakopita and dolmades and this place offered both. I thought the Dolmalde Wrap sounded interesting so i got that and the Spanakopita. The dolmaldes were delicious but the pita they were wrapped in was hella stale and super messy. the spanakopita was 90% phyllo and had barely any spinach in it. For those two and a drink I spent $28. Not worth it
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
Was craving greek food and chose this place because i really wanted spanakopita and dolmades and this place offered both. I thought the Dolmalde Wrap sounded interesting so i got that and the Spanakopita. The dolmaldes were delicious but the pita they were wrapped in was hella stale and super messy. the spanakopita was 90% phyllo and had barely any spinach in it. For those two and a drink I spent $28. Not worth it
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
My dad and I stopped by Faneuil Hall while exploring the Freedom Trail and decided it was time for lunch. Unfortunately, probably about 1000 other people agreed, so the Hall was packed! We figured Greek food was a classic option, and got a chicken kebab wrap and a falafel plate for lunch. We thankfully managed to snag a table upstairs to eat lunch. The falafel plate was okay--the hummus was good and I liked the pita bread and salad that came with it. The plate only had 3 pieces of falafel on it and they were a bit dry, weirdly enough, but still pretty tasty. My dad's wrap was very good, but for the price, we expected it to be a bit larger than it was. The service was friendly and the food was made quickly, but not sure it's the best bang for your buck in the Hall.
The vegetarian moussaka was bad and we had to throw it away once we got to our hotel ( about 20 minutes away). Unfortunately we could not go back to let them know and maybe get a refund or replacement.
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Price for Gyro plate was around 16.36 with 7% sales tax listed. They told me $18 and did not give receipt. Missing about .50. Food sucked. Instead of causing a scene, I hope the .50 is worth it with the business they could lose from this review.
Had a terrible $20 gyro that had no flavor, terribly cooked, and drowned in white sauce and lettuce. Avoid this spot.
I first tried the Falafel wrap at this location. Unfortunately I wasn't too impressed it as it fell apart and crumbled with every bite I took. I made a big mess on the bench I was eating on. I the birds surrounding me enjoyed and savored all the many crumbs that fell to the ground. If anything, I do like their Spanakopita. It's tasty, flakey and flavorful. You can taste the feta, dill, and spinach mix inside the buttery crispy and crunchy crust. ( I rate that a 4 as well as their staff who is kind and welcoming. )
So disappointing! was a Steve's regular back bay over 20yrs. no lettuce ? Didn't know when the salad changed. dressing was not full flavor. Chicken had no flavor. gyro had about 4 little pieces of meat. Pita was stale. Was looking forward to a Steve's Greek salad with flavorful chicken & sign dressing that I used to buy by the bottles! Watered down
Ordered dinner online. 20 minutes later, receive message that "something went wrong", and my order was canceled. Wha??