Akis Restaurant
$ • Greek, American, VegetarianAbout Akis Restaurant
Customers' Favorites
Corned Beef Hash Spinach & Feta Cheese Omelette
Western Omelette
Beer Batter Fish
2-2-2 Special
Eggs Benedict
Akis Restaurant Reviews
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Great food! Great value, reasonable prices. Great atmosphere!
Akis is a small restaurant with very good food. The only downside for me is, there's only one person taking the orders most of the time. I've had quite a few meals here. I'll be back to try more of the delicious dishes. The pancake is outstanding! The Greek skillet is very filling. The Greek potatoes are hit and miss, meaning they can range from very delicious to I've had better. My daughter had the salmon and said it was really good!
My wife and I just found this place the other day and thought we’d give it a try. Went online and placed an order without realizing they were actually closed that day (my fault for not looking to see if they were open). Waited till next morning and called to see what we could do, and the owner was super accommodating and helpful. She knew of the order and gave us options to resolve. We asked for the food for later that day, and again super accommodating and extremely nice,...read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | 8AM - 2PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 2PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 2PM |
Akis Restaurant is a casual and cozy spot serving American and Greek cuisine. The atmosphere is simple, bright, and relaxing, often with pleasant background music. The service is consistently friendly, efficient, and good.
The menu offers a variety of satisfying options. For breakfast, favorites include the western omelette with generous fillings, the 2-2-2 with pumpkin pancakes and scrambled eggs, and delicious home fries. For lunch or dinner, the chicken souvlaki salad is repeatedly praised as great and delicious, served with pita and tzatziki. The falafel appetizer is perfect—crispy outside and soft inside—especially with the excellent tzatziki and very good grilled pita. The avgolemono soup and gyro pita are also noted as delicious, though the gyro meat can sometimes be dry. Not every item is a hit; the spanakopita a la carte has been found too doughy and oily with little filling.
Portions are great and the pricing is family-friendly. The overall experience is very pleasant, making it a favorite weekend spot for breakfast or lunch, with many customers planning to return.