Seattle Greek and Mediterranean Restaurants

Moussaka

1. Costas Opa Greek…

Neighborhood: Fremont

veggie moussaka, spanokopita, dolmas, potatoes, and zucchini).  There's a lot of food so I usually get 2 meals out of it.  Good selection of Mediterranean appetizers and they have pitchers of beer, too...

2. El Greco

Neighborhood: Capitol Hill

I've found, and the lamb burger is great. They also had a wonderful moussaka at one time, but it's been a while since I've been in and it might have fallen off the menu.  I'm looking forward to trying...

3. Niko's Gyros

Neighborhood: Magnolia

come out at some point. Anyways, it is always a good sign to see regulars coming back in full force. I got the beef soluvaki which was yummy and my partner got the moussaka with feta fries. Oh the feta...

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Tzatziki

1. Zeitoon Cafe Bistro

Neighborhood: Belltown

tzatziki sauce & wonderfully delicious dolmades!  My husband and Jane each enjoyed their Lamb and Beef pizzas. The pizzas were $8 ea. and sized for one person. Both of them agreed...

2. Kokoras Greek Grill

Neighborhood: West Seattle

Fine, but not an A+ by any means. Just your standard Gyros meat, standard pita, iceburg lettuce, above average Tzatziki sauce (with a nice amount of dill in it). But nothing too special.  I am...

3. Lola

Neighborhood: Belltown

: Cows milk yogurt tzatziki, Roasted sweet red pepper, and the Skordalia (garlic spread). I thought $3.25 each was pretty steep though. It came in three small green glass dishes, about 1/4 cup's worth...

4. Kokoras Greek Grill

Neighborhood: West Seattle

the pleasure of dining here twice.  Once with my son (we ordered the sampler platter for 2 - not bad at 22.00 - it included a greek salad, pita bread with tzatziki, and a pile o meat - the sampler comes...

5. Mr D's Greek…

Neighborhood: Downtown

Thats how you know it's good. twice during mid-bite, I was asked where I got my "Guy-Ro".(I must make messy white sauce look appealing).--I pointed with my  Tzatziki covered  finger.   If you can walk...

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