Sokolata
$ • Bakery
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4600 MacCorkle Ave SW, South Charleston
(681) 265-5093
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The food is absolutely delicious every-time and the menu is so extensive it’s mesmerizing. The girl at the drive through the past two times is wild though, she just hands you food and says maybe two words. I have never seen a window shut faster. It makes me laugh, but I could see some being turned off. The food is worth the slam! LOL
We have been there several times and last night unfortunately we had a bad experience. We love the Greek salad with grilled chicken! My salad was perfect but mom’s chicken , not once but several times throughout her meal , had bones in it! We alerted the waiter & he did address it with the kitchen staff. We were told , that happens ! That’s it! No offer to remake it or discount it. I’m thankful mom was aware and didn’t get choked! It will definitely be awhile before returning....read full review
First time eating there and we will definitely come back. The Philly Steak Calzone was so good! Our waiter was very friendly.
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Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 5PM |
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Sokolata is a cozy restaurant that offers a variety of Italian and Greek dishes, such as pizza, calzones, Greek salad, gyros, and lasagna. The waitresses are friendly and inviting, making the dining experience enjoyable. The famous Gyro and grilled chicken Pita are popular choices among customers, along with the delicious hummus and baklava, which some call the best they’ve ever had. The Greek salad, especially with grilled chicken, is a favorite, although there have been some concerns about bones in the chicken. Some customers noted that certain dishes like the Greek side salad with feta cheese were good, but issues have arisen with the gyro due to the heavily toasted pita bread.
The service is wonderful and genuinely personable, with food arriving quickly, although the dine-in process can be confusing for new guests. Customers have expressed that clearer instructions would help improve the experience. Overall, Sokolata is a recommended spot for a quick and satisfying meal, blending the flavors of Greece and Italy with heartfelt hospitality.