[aswontsp]

Originally Posted by NLVgal

That Fat Greek. Decatur and Flamingo strip mall. Hole in the wall. Delicious Greek food.

Unfortunately that is not Greek food, it is a fast food Gyro shop. Just go to Milos for fresh Greek food. The Mezze is a great appetizer and the karidopita is a very good authentic Greek dessert.

[WorldKlas]

Originally Posted by quebon

Unfortunately that is not Greek food, it is a fast food Gyro shop. Just go to Milos for fresh Greek food. The Mezze is a great appetizer and the karidopita is a very good authentic Greek dessert.

Agree about The Fat Greek. Food is quite good but not really a broad selection of Greek food.

[OmegaSupreme]

Originally Posted by quebon

Unfortunately that is not Greek food, it is a fast food Gyro shop. Just go to Milos for fresh Greek food. The Mezze is a great appetizer and the karidopita is a very good authentic Greek dessert.

Super expensive and mostly seafood.

I think Meraki is decent, but again it's mostly fast food.

I have yet to find authentic and affordable Greek food in Las Vegas.

[aswontsp]

Originally Posted by OmegaSupreme

Super expensive and mostly seafood.

I think Meraki is decent, but again it's mostly fast food.

I have yet to find authentic and affordable Greek food in Las Vegas.

Well then you're just not going to. I was simply providing the best option available and it happens to be Milos. The Greek food festival really does well to showcase the Greek culture of the city. Dina Titus shows her face and the vast majority of other folks are real whitebread-type Greeks who know nothing of their culture. You'll need to expand your horizons beyond Vegas for this and possibly into Los Angeles as a last resort. Though the real Greeks are mainly easterners if for nothing else their proximity to Europe.

[WorldKlas]

Originally Posted by OmegaSupreme

Super expensive and mostly seafood.

I think Meraki is decent, but again it's mostly fast food.

I have yet to find authentic and affordable Greek food in Las Vegas.

I appreciate the input. We tried Milos. Also mostly seafood and pricey. I’ll try Market Grill Cafe and Meraki, and I guess indulge in Greek mostly when we are here in Dallas (where we live part time). Had some good mediterannian food last night very reasonably priced and it made me long for the same at a nice restaurant in LV. Oh well.

[foundapeanut]

Originally Posted by WorldKlas

I appreciate the input. We tried Milos. Also mostly seafood and pricey. I’ll try Market Grill Cafe and Meraki, and I guess indulge in Greek mostly when we are here in Dallas (where we live part time). Had some good mediterannian food last night very reasonably priced and it made me long for the same at a nice restaurant in LV. Oh well.

MIlos used to have a very reasonable lunch menu.

What type of greek foods are you looking for since everything suggeested wasn't what you are looking for.

Sorry not a fan of greek foods unless I'm in Greece. But I love fresh fish.

[NLVgal]

Originally Posted by OmegaSupreme

Super expensive and mostly seafood.

I think Meraki is decent, but again it's mostly fast food.

I have yet to find authentic and affordable Greek food in Las Vegas.

Lebanese food is quite similar to Greek, though the bread is very different. Check out Hedary's.

[aqualung8705]

Originally Posted by fly_me

We got sick there and thought it was so bad. Ordered breakfast. Hard to go wrong? Eggs benedict from hell. Glad you enjoyed.

I'm sorry that you had a bad breakfast, fly_me. I've never had Eggs Benedict. I LOATH runny eggs.

[fly_me]

Originally Posted by aqualung8705

I'm sorry that you had a bad breakfast, fly_me. I've never had Eggs Benedict. I LOATH runny eggs.

What is known to be good there? Thanks for the kind note.

[vxflyboy]

I know this is a very subjective subject as everyone’s taste is different but I love breakfast. That being said I really like Village Hub breakfast. Plus it’s really reasonably priced. Also, Mr. Mama’s is also very good in my opinion & the owners & staff are so very nice.