Kristos

Overall the food and service was amazing! First time to visit and if I'm in the area again, I'd try to come and eat here. My only frustration is there is absolutely no sign on the building itself. The sign is out on the street and on the door in small print. I'd recommend putting the name in large letters somewhere on the front so people can find it easier.

Used to love this restaurant, but things are not as they were. The loaded fries have no seasoning on the potatoes and all the toppings were dumped in the middle. These used to be where the toppings were with each bite. Now it is a nest of plain, unseasoned fries and a glob of toppings congealed in the middle. Meh.

Kristos is the in-town Greek-Go-To! Charming old house setting with a great indoor/outdoor patio with TVs, fireplaces, heaters, fans and even music. Pita Mozz and Pita Feta are always consistent. Curly fries are plentiful and a bit greasy. Gyros are good. Lamb, beef or chicken. Seasoned well and with that crispy edges that Gyro-meat is known for. Fresh salads. Really good feta sauce. Friendly service but this is not fast food. Surprisingly good beer selection. Sit outside. Don’t be in a hurry.

To begin, the ambiance here is great. The building is quaint and cute. The menu has a variety of options, leaving one wanting some of everything. The service was fantastic. The food was great! We sat indoors but would like to return and sit in the covered outdoor area. Plenty of reasons to return!

I was honestly disappointed in this place quite a bit. Nothing was bad but nothing stood out at all. Hummus sampler had no real flavor. Gyro was fine but not memorable. Best thing was the huge portion of curly fries. My wife said all her food was cold and essentially agreed with my takes in everything we had. Would try again but there are several better Greek places nearby