Santorini

Good alternative to Kelly’s. Quick service and decent meals. Large filling portions, reasonably priced.
On my recent visit, we opted to dine in since it was not packed. They provide plenty of seating both indoor and outdoor on a first come basis. The employee actually brought us our meals to our table once it was ready. Really kind of him! They also serve beer if you choose. (Didn’t catch the prices on it though.) The desert options aren’t that great. We ordered carrot cake, which was hard and cold.

We had the fish sandwich and a veggie wrap and both were delicious. The woman behind the counter was super nice. This is a great place to grab a bite or lunch when heading to the beach

Came here on a hot day while at revere beach. We wanted something different from Kelly’s or anything else, so we saw this place that I have passed by for years and have never set foot in. Staff was nice very roomy also outdoor seating on the deck that they have on the side of the building. They sell beer very limited selection just the regular bud light, Heineken and corona. We ordered a buffalo chicken pizza and our friend ordered a Greek plate (I forgot the name). The pizza was good felt like they didn’t really make it cheesy enough. But the pizza overall was nice and hot. The Greek plate the meat was good and very seasoned, fries and the pita bread were good. Overall good spot would try something different when I come back.

In our never-​ending quest to explore the majestic beauty of Revere Beach, my girlfriend and I stopped by Santorini’s last night for the first time. We originally wanted to get a pizza and cocktails at Renzo’s, but there was a private party going on and we couldn’t get in. Although the highlight of our night was hearing a 50 year old woman yell, «Those Fireballs are making me sweat!» I’m assuming she was referencing the liquor popular with high school girls and frat bros and not actual balls of fire.
Since we never know when Figaro’s is open, we decided to try Santorini’s. Or is it just Santorini. Maybe it’s plural and not possessive. Oh well.
The establishment itself is larger than your typical Greek pizza take-​out restaurant and they had a large TV playing soccer — how European!
The menu is gigantic. Is it a Greek restaurant, a pizza parlor, a caterer, or a seafood shack? The world may never know.
I took a chance and ordered the Fisherman’s Platter for $ 20. Kristina ordered a small calzone with pepperoni and black olives (when in Greece…)
The Fisherman’s Platter was huge! It included Fried Haddock, Shrimp, Scallops, and Clams with fries, slaw, and tartar. The fish, shrimp, and scallops were all yummy — but those were the worst clams I’ve ever had in my life. Normally I love whole bellies, but these were just rancid. I tried a few and thew them out; definitely felt a little queasy the rest of the night (I brought over half the meal home so it wasn’t from over eating).
Kristina’s calzone was phenomenal though. Definitely the best calzone I’ve had in a long time. While she wouldn’t let me take a picture of it, let me tell you that their small would be a large at other places. Loaded with toppings and cooked to perfection, we will definitely get more calzones in the future. Along with gastric bypass surgery.
My suggestion would be to reduce the size of the menu in order to focus on quality. If you aren’t turning over enough seafood dishes, your inventory will go bad. Just because you’re on a beach does not mean you have to offer seafood.
We will be back and I will update the review as I try more menu items. Opa!

I’m not sure how their sea food is but definitely a great pizza place. The restaurant was clean and the man behind the counter was very friendly.

Didn’t like the smells when we walked in, should’ve stuck with our instincts and left. Couldn’t figure out the menu, ordered a pizza to go, smell we didn’t like in the restaurant permeated the pizza thus our car, took about 3 bites & threw the whole thing away. Maybe if you make sense of the menu you’ll enjoy the food but for us it was a definitive no return.

This is my second favorite place for Pizza in Revere. The sauce has a great flavor that I think makes it stand out from other places. The only criticism is that it sometimes can have too much sauce around the crust. Otherwise, I love this pizza.
I have only ordered delivery, and it sometimes has taken a while but they have apologized without me mentioning it. Other times it’s come in less than a half hour. Also, they keep your information on file based on your phone number. So I didn’t have to give my address again. I had great service over the phone each time I’ve called. A large cheese has run me a bit more than other places around here, but considering I don’t have to pay for delivery, it evens out.

I have eaten here a few times since moving to Revere Beach. I am not sure why I go back there.
I guess that it has been conveneient. I usually get the cheeseburger sub, which is always slightly undercooked. They use a frozen beef patty! Not fresh.
The girl at the counter has an attitude problem. She handed my sub to go. I asked her for a bag, and she sorta threw it. It really is her job to put the sub in the bag. I decided I will not go back.

This restaurant has dipped in quality and currently is way below par. The past owners did a much better job. We had a fried clam plate and fish and chips. The clams were over-​cooked and almost vulcanized and the fish was the same. The French fries were cold and rubbery. The cook had a very bad attitude and we could not get him to listen to our complaint.
Save your money and find a better restaurant.

A great place to visit after a day at the beach. It’s casual and they gave a good number of outdoor seats.

This place is a good change of pace for when you go to the beach. I recommend to get the plates rather than pizza. Since this is a Greek restaurant, they can not make pizza to save their lives. The plates are fantastic. If you want to have pizza, go to Bianchi’s. If you want to sit down and eat a nice lunch, come here. I usually get souvlaki and it’s great.

I used to like Santorini’s, but the management seems to have changed in the past year or so. The last few times I got pizza there, the crust was terrible and the toppings were sparse. The Fenway pizza used to be my favorite, with sausage and freshly roasted peppers and carmelized onions. The last two times we ordered the Fenway, the roasted peppers were from a jar and there was barely one piece of sausage on each slice of the pie. I also was disappointed with the broiled haddock I got there recently. After waiting an extremely long time for my order and being rebuffed by the woman at the register when I tried to inquire, it turned out that my meal had been ready and sitting on their back counter for at least 15 minutes. Then, when I got it home, the whole container fell apart, causing half of my dinner to end up on the floor. The portion I was able to salvage was soggy and tasteless. I’ve gotten the broiled fish there in the past and it was fresh and flavorful. Not sure what’s happened, but the combination of bad service and disappointing food has made me decide not to go back. I gave them a bunch of chances but I’m done.

They must have had a change in ownership or some major shift as I LOVED this place for years and then went last fall and it was N A S T Y! The gyro meat was heavily salted and half of it was literally inedible! Like SHOE LEATHER!

The owner is rude, the food is overpriced and honestly gross (especially their clam chowder, got it once and threw it away ASAP). Don’t come here, plenty of better places to eat.

This place went downhill. Their seafood tastes OLD, way past its expiration date and everything is soggy and fried in old oil. Their cooks must have changed… not worth the buck… goodbye Santorini.

I really like eating at non-​chain restaurants so I was happy to try this out — especially on a warm early-​summer evening right across from the beach. I got fish and chips (about $ 10) and my date got broiled scallops for about $ 25 which is pretty pricey for a plastic plate picnic table dinner. The fish and chips were fine but scallops were loaded with red pepper and were so spicy they were inedible (for us) and there was absolutely no scallop flavor detectable over the spice. We spoke to the man at the counter and he had no idea what was on them and his suggestion was to order something else next time. Seriously? Next time?

My experience here evoked a big solid «Meh». Very expensive for the quality and atmosphere — I suppose that’s to be expected for the beach, but at the same time, it’s not like it’s Miami. I ordered a gyro plate and waited at least 30 minutes, possibly longer. The gyro was meh, not amazing, not the worst ever. The fries were meh. The salad was more or less a massive slab of iceberg lettuce, the definition of meh. The only thing noteworthy is that there was much more meat in the sandwich than I’m used to. I’d appreciate that more if it was really good, though.

I’m not sure if there are new owners of this place but the food was absolutely horrible. There were four of us for lunch, three of us got the «haddock plate» lets just say it was far from haddock and the batter was not even edible. This fish seemed frozen to all of us who ate it for sure. The other person got the $ 17 seafood combo and for a guy who never complains about his food he said his scallops tasted funny and his friend agreed. When we tried nicely to tell the waiter he could have cared less and said it was fresh and walked away without even coming over to our table to check things out. This place used to be great but we will NEVER go there again, not just the food but the rude guy behind the counter made things even worse.
Trish

Came here on a whim last night (mid may) on a warm clear night. Restaurant was pretty empty, it was around 730pm. Has a nice outdoor seating area with a great view of the water, and lots of indoor seating. Has a diner feel to it.
Ordered the fish and chips, which was $ 9.99. I dont remember the costs of the other items we bought. My girlfriend got the fried calarmi and scallops with fries, and we got 2 Coronas. Total was $ 37, which I thought was kind of steep and came up fast!
However, after the sticker shock was gone, the food was DELICIOUS. The fish tasted really fresh and and the batter was excellent on the fried fish. Fries were crispy, fresh and nicely salted.
Gobbled it down outside and then headed over to the beach to be in the sand with some left overs.

This casual dinning resturant on Revere Beach has been a favorite of mine for years.
The food is tasty and the indoor seating is great for windy or cold days at the beach.
I recently had friends visit from out of state and everyone in the party, from the 1 year old boy to his parents, enjoyed the food and the space. I ordered a large cheese pizza for everyone to try and others ordered meals to add to the pizza.
I also have a fond memory of seeing the local singing group «Ball in the House» perform at Santorini’s, and appreciate that the resturant suports local artists.