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Worst service ever
I didn’t receive my order on time and they excused saying “we forgot”!
While i called three times before ordering to confirm that i will receive my order on time.
Will never order again from this shop
Overrated and unprofessional
I didn’t receive my order on time and they excused saying “we forgot”!
While i called three times before ordering to confirm that i will receive my order on time.
Will never order again from this shop
Overrated and unprofessional
The food is waaaay below average. I have had Greek food before at many other restaurants and Little Greece is by far the worst. Went there for lunch during the weekend, first and last time I must say. We sat on the table and waited around 10 minutes for someone to just come and clean it out for us. Every time we call on someone, they just ignore us. I don't know what was happening, but the whole staff was rude.
They have nice products especially the delicious olives.
Extremely bad, orderer 1 chicken and one lamb and both came cold, extremely burnt and even the portion of the burnt chicken and lamb was so less
I loved this place. Many choices of delicious food with a great service. Some shops are dedicated for dessert only. I highly recommend this place.
I was surprised recently to find out that Voula, the lady keeping the store and preparing the delicious Greek recipes, is not working there any more. This has made the difference for me, as the products seem to be overpriced and can be ordered from the internet, anyways. Greek food is not only about the ingredients: it's also about good heart and hospitality.
A quaint little cafe with Greek treats in store!
Journey:
We happened to come across this beautiful quaint outlet as we were strolling through Al Barsha Mall. Being the season of celebration with Christmas round the corner, the outlet was decorated so wonderfully that we HAD to go in and get a few shots of the well thought out interiors.
Ambiance:
You can only imagine how well done the interiors of this small cafe was, so good that only a passing glance was enough to convince us to go in. They had quaint wooden furniture for the tables and chairs. The entire outlet was decorated in Christmas decorations and traditional colors of green, red and white. Along with serving the purpose of a restaurant, this outlet also sells lots of Greek goodies. So traditional authentic Greek food and snacks are available here and that includes lots of bottles of olive oil as well!
Bite Board:
1. Kunafa Cheesecake : This was a rather interesting mix, as you have the traditional Arabic sweet of Kunafa and a Cheesecake! We dug our spoons in and noticed it had a soft creamy exterior and the taste was quite impressive. However us not particularly fans of combining the two popular desserts probably wouldn’t go for this choice again.
2. Orange Tart : This one we were rather skeptical about at the time of placing the order, however, when we got to try it out, we were oh so glad we made this choice! This tart had a soft crunchy tart exterior with a tangy filling inside. It was nothing short of delectable! A sure order for anyone visiting this outlet.
3. Chocolate Cake : The Chocolate cake was predominantly dark chocolate, with a heavy concentrated thick chocolate hard filling inside. We loved the taste of it (obviously, it was chocolate) but after a couple of spoons we found it a bit too heavy. Overall, good to share between two.
Service:
The service was very good. The owner herself was at the counter and introduced us to some authentic Greek food that they offered. She even gave us a complimentary slice of cheesecake, which we truly appreciated! The staff was also very helpful and courteous.
Cash Outflow:
Worth the buck!
Circling Back:
For some authentic Greek snacks and desserts this would definitely be a great place to visit!
Journey:
We happened to come across this beautiful quaint outlet as we were strolling through Al Barsha Mall. Being the season of celebration with Christmas round the corner, the outlet was decorated so wonderfully that we HAD to go in and get a few shots of the well thought out interiors.
Ambiance:
You can only imagine how well done the interiors of this small cafe was, so good that only a passing glance was enough to convince us to go in. They had quaint wooden furniture for the tables and chairs. The entire outlet was decorated in Christmas decorations and traditional colors of green, red and white. Along with serving the purpose of a restaurant, this outlet also sells lots of Greek goodies. So traditional authentic Greek food and snacks are available here and that includes lots of bottles of olive oil as well!
Bite Board:
1. Kunafa Cheesecake : This was a rather interesting mix, as you have the traditional Arabic sweet of Kunafa and a Cheesecake! We dug our spoons in and noticed it had a soft creamy exterior and the taste was quite impressive. However us not particularly fans of combining the two popular desserts probably wouldn’t go for this choice again.
2. Orange Tart : This one we were rather skeptical about at the time of placing the order, however, when we got to try it out, we were oh so glad we made this choice! This tart had a soft crunchy tart exterior with a tangy filling inside. It was nothing short of delectable! A sure order for anyone visiting this outlet.
3. Chocolate Cake : The Chocolate cake was predominantly dark chocolate, with a heavy concentrated thick chocolate hard filling inside. We loved the taste of it (obviously, it was chocolate) but after a couple of spoons we found it a bit too heavy. Overall, good to share between two.
Service:
The service was very good. The owner herself was at the counter and introduced us to some authentic Greek food that they offered. She even gave us a complimentary slice of cheesecake, which we truly appreciated! The staff was also very helpful and courteous.
Cash Outflow:
Worth the buck!
Circling Back:
For some authentic Greek snacks and desserts this would definitely be a great place to visit!
