9 Best Greek Restaurants near Derry

“My experience at amphora was terrific! I had an absolutely fantastic bartender named Michelle, and she created some awesome martinis for me that were out of this world!! one of them was called Peanut butter cup Martini!! so delicious one of the best drinks I’ve had in a long time!! I go out a lot and I get a lot of bartenders who are grumpy and don’t really give you the time of day. Michelle is the complete opposite of that she is very accommodating and she likes to please you and making you your finest drink! With a smile on her face to boot !!🙂which is what I like when I finally have a break and want a night out!! I’m making plans now to go out again!and having Michelle make me my awesome delicious drink ! I just wanted to put it out there if you want a fantastic drink,and great service go see Michelle!! she won’t disappoint!🤗“

“Hello and welcome to another Hungry Guy in a Wheelchair Review! Today’s review is Fortia Greek Tavern in manchester! I rolled in hungry and rolled out stuffed and smiling — with leftovers for days. From the moment we arrived, I knew we were in for something special. The restaurant offers easy wheelchair access with a solid ramp and wide entrance, making for a smooth arrival. Inside, it’s quiet, cozy, and welcoming, with gentle Greek music playing in the background — the perfect setting for our first dive into authentic Greek cuisine. 💙 Big shoutout to our waitress LeeAnn, who was absolutely AWESOME — super friendly, patient, and incredibly helpful as we explored the menu for the very first time. If you’ve never tried real Greek food before, she’s your go-to. Let’s talk food (and yes, we took home half of everything — the portions are no joke): I ordered the Fried Squid (Calamari) and Politiki Salad: The fried squid was light, crispy, and not greasy at all — cooked just right with a perfect crunch in every bite. The Politiki Salad was super fresh and bright — packed with cabbage, carrots, celery, red peppers, and a zingy vinegar dressing that woke up the palate. Definitely not your basic salad — this one had texture, tang, and personality. My friend Anna Costa-Turnerwent with the Yiaprakia (Stuffed Grape Leaves) and Pantzarosaláta (Beet Salad). The Yiaprakia were tender, lemony, and filled with perfectly seasoned rice — delicate and flavorful, no bitterness at all. The Pantzarosaláta (beet salad) was earthy, sweet, and refreshing. A great contrast to the warm, rich grape leaves. And for the star of the show: the dessert and we both tried the Mnougátod (Greek Nougat Cake: Light, creamy, with a subtle sweetness — and very satisfying after a bold and flavorful meal. Not overly rich, just right. Final Thoughts: If you’ve never tried authentic Greek food, Fortia Greek Tavern is a great place to start. Delicious food, warm hospitality, smooth wheelchair access, and an all-around memorable experience. Fortia isn’t just a restaurant — it’s a taste of Greece right here in Manchester. The atmosphere is calming, the food is fresh and hearty, and the staff — especially LeeAnn — make you feel like part of the family. The portions are generous, so bring friends and an empty stomach… and plan on a to-go box. I give Fortia Greek Tavern an overall (and deliciou) rating of a 9.9/10 Till next bite, Hungry Guy in a Wheelchair #FortiaGreekTavern #GreekEatsInNH #RollinAndSnackin #AuthenticGreekFood #StuffedAndHappy #ManchesterNHEats #WheelchairFriendlyDining #CalamariAndChill“

“Food - Breakfast cooked with extra care
The chef knows his ingredients!

Service - You'll never find better

Atmosphere - Basically classic 90's Friends

This is the place, guy.
Go here.
Eat breakfast.
Be happy.“

“Had lunch there today, first time visiting Ya Mas. Food is fabulous! High recommend trying.“

“The food was prepared very fast and it was delicious!“

“Awesome as always! Love them!😊“

“The food is fresh and unbelievably delicious!“

“Lamb shank is amazing as is everything we have tried.“

“Had the burger and fries. So good! Great service too.“