7 Best Greek Restaurants near Highland

“Had several different dishes so far and they're all good. You get more authentic Greek dishes that you can't find at other places. Falafel is crispy, but not too dry. Orange cake with honey cinnamon syrup is outstanding. Got the linguine pasta & the first time the veggies were grilled & it added a nice, complex flavor. All of the other times getting that pasta though, the veggies aren't grilled. $22 is a high price point for essentially veggie spaghetti. The grilled veggies are what really elevates it & I wouldn't get it again without that preparation.“

“Ate lunch here during the week. Pork chops and potatoes were delicious tender and juicy. Parking was cramped.Parking: It’s a very small plaza so the parking is extremely limited in front of the building. There may be parking in the back or in the adjacent plazas.“

“The food and service are good, but this venue is always uncomfortably loud. I cannot take any friends or family who have low hearing because we can hear one another. Too loud does not necessarily signal an "energetic" space. It signals design flaws and/or (hopefully) unintentional ageism/ableism.“

“Very solid B+ greek food and reasonably priced. The big Greek feast is about 3 meals for an average person. Its not quite as good of quality as Samos and Karella's in Baltimore, but overall I won't complain. I wish the location was closer to where i live as I would frequent it often.“

“I know! It's rare to get 5 Stars across the board. But the ambiance on a Saturday afternoon was fitting for my girlfriends and me. We were the only ones in the restaurant, so the service was great; the good service continued after additional parties came in. The food was delightful.“

“The service is superior in every sense of the word. The water glasses never were empty and attention was consistent, but not disturbing. Our group will definitely be back and are grateful for the delicious food, clean restaurant, and prompt “

“Nora's Kabob takes the essence of Greek cuisine and serves it with a charming twist. Their Greek salad, a harmonious medley of crisp lettuce, juicy tomatoes, and crunchy cucumbers, is a testament to the freshness of their ingredients. Each bite is a refreshing journey through classic Mediterranean flavors, heightened by the presence of tangy olives and a subtle bite from thinly sliced red onions. The feta cheese crumbles generously scattered throughout add a creamy, salty contrast that melds beautifully with the crisp vegetables.But the real delight is the miniature bottle of olive oil that accompanies each salad. It's not just cute; it's a symbol of Nora's dedication to quality and authenticity. The oil itself is a liquid gold, rich and fruity, perfect for drizzling over the salad at just the right moment to ensure each leaf is coated in its velvety smoothness.This isn't just a salad; it's a thoughtful composition that invites you to savor every element. Nora's Kabob doesn't just serve food; they deliver an experience that's both simple and profoundly satisfying.“