Grecian Delight Cafe

Small cozy place with. Smells of food that take you away. Deliously good. Will go back. Umm.

810 recent Lee had the Euro Plate it was not the best your plan I’ve ever had in my life it was not the worst but it was not the best had two other people with me they had other food choices it takes a really long time to get your food but I realize that means it’s being cooked to order just for you it’s a lovely place with charming employees and wonderful desserts

Went with my family while on vacation. Ended up going 3 times in the span of a week because it was so delicious! For some reason it’s never crowded and cheap prices for delicious food and reasonable portions. Skip the Calabashes and give this place a try for sure!

Excellent, authentic Greek food, that is inexpensive and delicious, in contrast to many other local restaurants.

I have worked in a Mediterranean restaurant for years (small family run/​home made food), so I am very spoiled and used to high quality and tasty Greek food. Grecian Delight did NOT disappoint. Husband and I both had the gyro platters and an order of grape leaves followed by Katafi dessert. Everything was delicious. I am upset we didn’t think to take a baklava to go because they looked delicious too.
My only negative was that the gyro meat was SLIGHTLY too crispy. I think if it were a thicker slice it would have been perfect!
We ate there on a Saturday afternoon and only one other table was occupied. I sincerely hope that this restaurant stays in business because the food is great and we will be eating here whenever we come down to Myrtle Beach (we live about an hour and a half away).

Excellent service and kind server! Delightful food and décor also! Would recommend to any lovers of casual dining and a quiet atmosphere!

This is one of the few restaurants where everyone’s actually satisfied after the meal. We ordered cheese pizza, casserole w/​lemon chicken orzo soup, meatball sandwich, and traditional gyro. The portions came larger than we thought but everything was fantastic! Also, the inside of the restaurant looked clean, home-​style, and nicely decorated.

Unbelievable Spanoikopita and Tzatiki sauce with fresh hot seasoned pita!!! Perfect home style restaurant with authentic Greek food! A must visit!

Great experience, pleasantly surprised. Everything was very clean, excellent service, Staff are true Greek owner cooks. Everything is made to order fresh. This is true Greek food, not from chain like resturaunts. Highly recommend

Don’t order the gyros. Not good. Being from Chicago I’m spoiled but this was the worst gyros I’ve ever had.

My wife and I are just finishing a meal as I write this. Lemon chicken soup was delicious, as was the spinach pie, Gyro and Greek salad. Now we’re completing the meal with baklava. The sole proprietor seated us, took our order and prepared the food, and we enjoyed every minute of our interaction with her and our experience.

Horrible horrible horrible. Very small portions. Our entire family had the Sh!! ts from this place! We were the only ones eating in this place. Should have known when we walked in and saw no one.

Very yummy! Smallish café style restaurant, with the best Greek food I’ve ever tasted. There were four people in our party and each of us left happy and full! I ordered a Greek salad with chicken and it was amazing. The chicken was cooked in the most delicious spices, the feta cheese was moist, and the dressing was mind blowing! Everything is homemade and worth checking out. The only downside was the portion on the gyro platter. It was a little over priced for what my husband got, but the gyro itself was the perfect size and well priced. The baklava was incredible.

We were a little concerned walking in at 7pm on a Saturday and the restaurant was completely empty. These concerns faded after the appetizers (hummus and flaming cheese something) which were fantastic. The rest of the meal was just as excellent.
The short story is this place is one of our favs in MB and it seems to be completely unknown. Great food and quiet atmosphere.
The prices were a touch higher than I thought they should be or It would be 5 stars all day. Check this place out!

We cannot comprehend why this restaurant got 4−½ stars! It was not only the worst Greek food we (my husband & I, both food lovers!) have ever had, but also one of the worst meals we have EVER eaten in ANY restaurant.
As many reviews said, we were the only ones in there (& we can see why!) There was 1 waitress and the owner’s mother was cooking.
We ordered numerous things, as there were 5 of us eating. I had the grilled chicken strips, lemon potatoes, chose a side salad (not the soup) and the green beans, which the waitress said were the best of the 3 (not the broccoli or zucchini)…the waitress told me, after I asked, that all the veggies were frozen… REALLY? My husband got a ½ baked baked chicken, lemon potatoes, a side salad, and zucchini. My daughter got the pork souvlaki skewer, rice, soup, and greens beans. My 2 sons got soup and cucumber yogurt dip. The lemon chicken orzo soup was thick, slimy, and bland. The salad was made with the darkest of the Romaine lettuce and bottled Italian dressing came in a side plastic cup! Not only were the veggies frozen, but clearly reheated numerous times! Because it was so quiet, we were able to hear the microwave being started repeatedly while waiting for our meal. The lemon potatoes were gray and bland, clearly reheated numerous times, as well! The pork ‘cubes’ were so over cooked and dry they were inedible and came with plain white rice. The grilled chicken strips were obviously bought frozen & already in strips, they were bland & colorless. My husband’s baked chicken was also an interesting shade of dull gray, dry, and heated in the microwave – no browning or crispness! The only thing that was decent were the bread triangles and tzatziki dip, but we were leery to eat the dip/​dairy due to the fact that nothing was fresh and with their lack of customers, who knows how long it had been sitting! We felt like Gordon Ramsey was going to walk in any minute to try and help the place avoid bankruptcy!
On the way to the bathroom, you have the pleasure of passing their desk just beyond the fake brick ½ wall, overloaded with paperwork, a real mess which customers should not have to see… what does the kitchen look like, it’s probably better we don’t know.

When I moved to North Myrtle Beach I was looking for a Greek Restaurant and thankfully discovered The Grecian Café. I now go at least once a week. I ususlly have the greek salad with grilled chicken on top. I have also had the pot roast, hummus, spanokopit and, falafel. Except for the pot roast I had never tasted the other items. The salad is so good I gave them a try and loved them. I have brought friends and family and they all agree it is the best greek food they have eaten.

Had an early dinner. Food was really good. A little different taste on some things as the cook is from the north west of Greece.
Pace was slower which was nice on a rainy afternoon.
Spanikopita was disappointing. They were small but you got a few of them. Would have liked more in the center. Everything else was awesome food. Price was reasonable but not as cheap as a carry out.

Monday afternoon, no one else in restaurant. Do not prevent that from eating here! Delicious Greek food! Hummus very good and a big portion.

Don’t get scared away by the location and the outside appearance! The food is delicious and the décor on the inside is really cute. This is literally a mom-​and-​pop place which is why everyone should go and support them. They seem to get more business from carryout than dining in, but you can’t get saganaki to go so I recommend eating there (I’m biased because I love cheese and I love watching stuff being set on fire tableside).
The saganaki was amazing and was served with house-​baked pita. The moussaka and spanakopita were really nice-​sized portions and reasonably priced. This place is definitely worth checking out when you are in Myrtle Beach!

Now THIS place is one of those hole– in-​the-​wall restaurants that bedazzles! When we walked in on a Saturday afternoon, right around 12:30pm, there wasn’t a soul in sight. We were greeted by a nice young lady and I think there was one cook in the kitchen, but other than those two individuals and our group, no one else was in the entire place! Atmosphere was also dull and really had nothing outstanding to it. I barely remember it to tell you the truth. But I am soooo glad despite the lack of life and décor, we stayed and tried their food (and people did eventually trickle in after about half an hour…). The food was FANTASTIC. I had an order of their dolmadakia (a.k.a «grape leaves») and an order of their spanakopita and loved them both. The dolmas were seasoned perfectly and melted in mouth. I also appreciated that they were generous and gave 8 pieces with the order when most places only give 4 or 6, the 8 piece was really cool, and it was still only $ 5.75. The spanakopita were light, fluffy and savory (especially w/​the tzatziki sauce!). I also had a slice of my friend’s Grecian Delight pizza, which was also incredibly flavorful. I couldn’t believe that the black olives in it didn’t bother me, normally I HATE black olives and pick them out, but they just had a subtle amount in the pizza and were not at all overpowering. For dessert, they have a gorgeous display with a selection of cakes and traditional Middle Eastern desserts such as baklava. I was too full to try any but everything looked amazing and the next time I’m there I plan to save room in my belly and sample something sweet. Grecian Delight is definitely an authentic Greek restaurant, is pleasantly non-​touristy, and knows how to create quality dishes. If you like Greek cuisine, I highly recommend giving this place a try, the food will leave you smiling!