Zorba the Greek

Port Jefferson Station, United States

3.2

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20 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards
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Telephone:
+1 631-473-9220
Website:
www.zorbathegreekpjs.com
Address:
572 Jefferson Plz, Port Jefferson Station, NY, 11776
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.4 miPort Jefferson
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Takes Reservations
Yes
Delivery
Yes
Take-out
Yes
Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Good For
Lunch, Dinner
Parking
Private Lot
Bike Parking
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Good for Kids
Yes
Good for Groups
Yes
Attire
Casual
Ambience
Casual
Noise Level
Quiet
Alcohol
Full Bar
Outdoor Seating
No
Wi-Fi
Free
Has TV
Yes
Waiter Service
Yes
Caters
Yes

Today

Today 11:00 am – 10:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Port Jefferson Station) 8:56 PM Monday, June 2, 2025

Business hours

Monday 11:00 am – 10:00 pm
Tuesday 11:00 am – 10:00 pm
Wednesday 11:00 am – 10:00 pm
Thursday 11:00 am – 10:00 pm
Friday 11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Saturday 11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Sunday 12:00 pm – 9:30 pm

Description

Specialties

Zorba the Greek is a family-​owned establishment that has been serving authentic Greek cuisine for over 34 years. From appetizers to desserts, we specialize in delivering a superior Mediterranean experience. With a combination of famous family-​crafted recipes paired with some of the freshest and finest ingredients, we guarantee a pleasurable dining experience. Opah!

At Zorba the Greek, we take pride in serving authentic Greek food with a little American infusion. From greek salad and shish ke-​babs to lamb chops and pizza, our menu always has something for everyone. We also offer a great selection of vegetarian items, including our eggplant sandwich, feta cheese sandwich and falafel. Zorba is open daily for lunch and dinner, and make sure to check out our weekday lunch special. Hosting an event? Let us cater for you! Greek cuisine is the perfect addition to an office luncheon, party (birthday, baby/​wedding shower and anniversary) and social events.

History

Established in 1980.

For over three decades, Zorba the Greek has been serving delicious, authentic Greek food to our neighbors in Port Jefferson Station. We take the time to make each dish with love and care, and use only the finest ingredients available. Whether you are familiar with the flavors of Greek cuisine or you have never tried it, there’s something for everyone at Zorba the Greek!

Meet the Business Owner

Peter E.

Business Owner

Coming from a second-​generation Greek family with a father who also owned a restaurant, Greek food is in Peter’s blood. He is proud of the quality food and friendly service found at Zorba the Greek, and is humbled by the loyal customer base the restaurant has gained over the years.

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20 reviews of Zorba the Greek

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Place rating: 5
Stony Brook, NY
Zorba, where you «eat like Gods.» And these Gods will not be disappointed. Their pricing was reasonable, around $ 10 – 11 for a dinner platter which includes great crispy fries or rice. Dinner platters are your typical gyros, soulvlaki, eggplant dishes, etc… They also have specialty plates but those are at least $ 18. The Greek pizza was a great appetizer. I thoroughly enjoyed Zorba and it was a good alternate from the usual Greek take out places.
Place rating: 2
Medford, NY
Since my favorite Greek placed moved to Florida, I’ve been on the hunt for a good replacement, wasn’t a fan of the salad but it was okay. The baklava was really under cooked, if not raw and the nuts have no texture left. being a Greek pastry chef, it made me sad!
Place rating: 3
Port Jefferson Station, NY
I love the salads, I love the food. But here is my problem. Their bottled beer is never cold enough. And their staff lies and tells you there having problems with the freezer. Yet for 3 years the beer is not cold enough. So fix the problem already.
Place rating: 2
Mount Sinai, NY
My husband and I have been ordering food from here a few times and it’s been pretty good but we recently had a disappointing experience. We called in our order on the phone and asked for two salads with the dressing on the side and the skordalia appetizer. They quoted us a twenty minute wait to pick up our food. When my husband arrived to get the food they claimed they never got our order. Huh? How does one lose then misplace an order? We reordered our food and waited forty minutes for it to be done. We peeked inside our bag in the car on the way home to see if the dressing was on the side and it was on the salads. In addition they didn’t even give us any yogurt sauce or pita bread for the skordalia. We had to go back then wait another half hour or so for our food to be made and we didn’t even receive an apology. The customer service was really disappointing. It wasn’t worth the $ 40 for this fiasco.
Place rating: 1
Port Jefferson, NY
I’m sorry to write this review. This used to be one of my favorite places to go. Today my husband and I went for lunch. First we were sat at a dirty table. Then my salad was soggy with dressing and had no dolma in it. My soda was flat. My gyro came and I was delighted because it was delicious! I took the first bite and it was cooked to perfection… Then a bug crawled out of it. Needless to say I called the waitress over: asked for a manager. There was no manager available. I explained the dirty table and the bug.
She was kind and prompt with her service. This isn’t a reflection on her but you can 100% see that there isn’t good management in place. We left and went down the road to zpita.
Place rating: 5
Mount Sinai, NY
A great place to come for fresh Greek food. Inexpensive. Great service. They also have take out. Food is wonderful. Highly recommend.
Place rating: 5
Miller Place, NY
I have been going to Zorbas for many years and love their gyros and NOOOOBODDDYYY makes a yogurt sauce like them! DELISH AND GREAT LUNCHES Reasonable prices too :)
Place rating: 1
Port Jefferson Station, NY
Food is eh… ok…service is horrible your better off going down the road a little bit to the other Greek food place and eating there…
Place rating: 2
East Setauket, NY
Stingy portions, expensive! Look elsewhere unless you have money to blow. Food is average.
Place rating: 5
East Islip, NY
«My first meal on Long Island was here at Zorba, in 1980, when I got the country salad (horitaki, feta, tomatoes and cucumbers) which was amazing. I’ve been coming here ever since and always like the place» — Scott
Place rating: 5
San Diego, CA
Delicious and top notch! Zorba the Greek is the crown jewel of Greek restaurants anywhere. Having moved out of state, I miss regular meals here. Nothing else compares. If you haven’t been, come get a gyro or belly up to the new bar. Trust me and check it out. Locally owned and managed, this restaurant is a trip to Greece for a few hours with amazing food and a great atmosphere.
Place rating: 2
Selden, NY
I have been here in the past, before Unilocal! (there was such a time), and then just recently with each time leaving me underwhelmed.
«Meh» is actually the perfect way to put it. The food is average to lacking in some areas. I have always found the falafel to be very dry, to the point of causing me to cough profusely. The tzatziki yogurt sauce is OK, but I have had some much more flavorful ones before… at diners.
This place isn’t that cheap either, so it can be rather disappointing if you’ve had Greek before and are expecting some more bang for your buck at this establishment.
Place rating: 3
Sound Beach, NY
We went to Zorba last summer. We started by ordering stuffed grape leaves– Dolmas. Without that much experience in greek food, it may not be as meaningful, but they were just okay. Our dinners came next which consisted of a Greek Hamburger (gyro in a pita, basically) with rice and yogurt sauce, and spiced sausage with rice and broccoli. They were pretty good! Very flavorful, especially the sausage. The ambience is very quaint too. For dessert, we got Galaktoboureko. The whole meal in general was just good — nothing to rave about especially. But we would definitely recommend it! A guaranteed good experience… but just good ;D
Place rating: 3
Coram, NY
As sit-​down Greek places go, this one’s not bad.
The nice thing about going here, is that the atmosphere, and service, are very good. Although the food is your standard fare, well prepared, it’s not «exceptional» by any means.
What it is, is fresh, and good. Dips are one of the better prepared dishes, and dolmas are soft and well seasoned. Gyro meat is not dry, and especially tasty when baked in a tomato-​onion gravy with cheese on top (SAGANAKI DINNER). It’s available with sausage also. A combination is best (just ask, they’ll make it that way). You’ll need extra pita for the gravy :)
In general, if you stick to basics, you won’t be displeased. It’s a nice, quiet place to relax and have supper.
Place rating: 3
Long Island, NY
I was in the mood for Greek and was curious to tried this place out. Turns out I was a little disappointed with the food there. I usually go to Gilshar café, which is also near by the area. I have to say this place have more stuff in the menu, but Gilshar is better with quality. The restaurant may look nice but the food is definitely not up with Gilshar or Akropolis down in Smithtown.
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Place rating: 3
Wantagh, NY
Went here with my gf the other night. The place was realllly empty when we walked in around 7, but between then and when we left around 8, this place was packed.
For appetizer, we ordered a small greek salad, good for two people even though its a small. Also the spanakopita. The salad, obviously, was good, but i was sad to say the spanakopita was just mediocre. Not enough feta, and the spinach was a little dry.
For dinner, my gf got a gyro, and I got the combo, consisting of gyro meat, a kebob, and greek sausage. The sausage was really good, the gyro meat, average, but the kebob was really good. And the portions, like a lot of greek places, are large and filling. We both took food home.
Service was good, polite, timely, etc.
Worth a try.
Place rating: 4
Honolulu, HI
Food was good. I have the Athenian Eggplant and it was a good sized portion (I had left overs). As a dinner entrée it came with a soup or salad and some pita bread with yogurt sauce. The greek salad was fantastic. Other people at our table had some type of hummus and it was awesome. The spanakopita was okay, I think I’ve had better, but it wasn’t bad or anything. Food: 4.5 to 5 stars. Service: 2 stars. I’m not from NY but people in NY in general do not know how to service. Also low stars for slow food coming out, and for the fact that the waiter said there’s a «plate sharing fee» Are you for real? From what I recall it was $ 3.95. That was a bit retarded. None the less, atmosphere and restaurant was nice.
Place rating: 4
Manhattan, NY
I had a pretty good chicken kabob sandwich here, pretty surprising since it was out there on the island.
Place rating: 3
Shirley, NY
I judge a Greek restaurant by its hummus, because the differences between gyros and souvlakis are usually not that big as long as the ingredients are fresh. The hummus here was much better than most. The pork souvlaki sandwich was good, but nothing to rave about. Service was fast and friendly.
Place rating: 3
Flushing, NY
I like this place, their gyros were really good, price is decent, salad is good.
I’d go back to get a gyro or possibly try their other foods but probably would not go out of the way for it. since it is around a 25 – 30 minute drive from where I am.