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Display Allgreek(40) gyro(30) souvlaki(22) pita(21) authentic(12) salad(12) tzatziki(10) fries(8) recommend(7) fresh(6) generous(6) highly recommend(5)This place was an unexpected & very welcome surprise. The food was incredibly fresh, & the portions were generous, excellent value for how much you get. It's not a fancy restaurant, but that's part of its charm. The staff & owners are warm & friendly, making you feel comfortable right away. Overall, a great surprise & definitely a spot I will come back to again.
My good friend Leo took my wife & I to Greek Village for supper. We really enjoyed our meal. The Greek salads that we ordered were delicious. The tomatoes & vegetables were very fresh & the salad dressing was really very good. Also, the skewers of chicken souvlaki were very moist & cooked perfectly. Finally, we finished our meal with baklava which was drenched in honey & the best that I ever tasted. Also, the owner is a very nice & warm person. We highly recommend the restaurant.
When a close friend from Greece insists a local spot tastes'just like back home,' you listen. That's how I found myself at Village Grec Souvlaki, a cozy, unassuming eatery in Montréal that delivers an authentic Greek experience with every bite. From the moment I stepped inside, the warm, taverna-like vibe-complete with Mediterranean accents & the hum of lively conversation, felt inviting.
The star of the show, as promised, is the'Village Grec Gyro'. Wrapped in a soft, pillowy pita, this humble-looking masterpiece is a flavor explosion. Thinly sliced meat is seasoned with a masterful blend of spices, charred to smoky perfection, & paired with crisp tomatoes & onions that crunch like they were plucked from a garden that morning. But the real magic lies in the tzatziki -creamy, tangy, & utterly essential, it elevates the gyro from great to unforgettable. My friend wasn't exaggerating: this is the taste of Greece, no passport required.
What surprised me most was the consistency. After two return visits, each gyro arrived with the same care & quality, a rarity in the fickle world of dining. The staff, friendly & efficient, wear their pride in tradition like a badge of honor, emphasizing their commitment to time-tested methods.
While the gyro alone justifies a pilgrimage, the menu teases other classics: souvlaki skewers sizzling off the grill, Greek salads bursting with feta & olives, & lemon-roasted potatoes that I've vowed to try next time. Takeout & outdoor seating options make it a versatile spot, whether you're craving a quick lunch or lingering over dinner with friends.
In a city brimming with trendy eateries, Village Grec Souvlaki stands out by keeping it simple. No fussy garnishes, no avant-garde twists-just fresh ingredients, tradition, & a commitment to authenticity that's as rare as it is delicious. As my friend said,'This is what it tastes like back home.' & after one bite, you'll believe it too.
This Greek restaurant has such a warm, nostalgic vibe, with vintage photos & a cozy, old-world atmosphere that immediately drew us in.
We arrived around 7:30, & although the food took a bit of time to arrive, it was absolutely worth the wait - everything was fresh, flavorful, & high quality.
The staff was extremely polite, friendly & attentive, regularly checking in to make sure we had everything we needed, which made the experience even better.
Time flew by, & by the time we left around 10 PM, we were the last customers there.
This place has definitely become one of our favorite spots for enjoying a relaxed evening together.
OG greek spot,best gyro in Montreal hands down, everything is perfect from the fresh produce to the homemade tzatziki.
We went there before & the food & service was always great. yesterday we had a bad experience there. The staff was awesome like before, kind, welcoming & smiling. The quality of the food was decreased a lot. The salad seemed not fresh. The rice was too oily & the cut of gyro wasn't as fine as it should be. But the worst part of our experience was the cleanliness of the washroom. I don't like to say that but the washroom was the dirtiest washroom that I have seen. Water tank didn't work & the toilet didn't have water.