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| - Wow. Am I lucky! I had a yen for spanokopita (spinach pie) and Yelpers led me to try Z's Greek. I bit of a trip for us but we travel for good food (or what we think might be good food). The place and the parking lot was not crowded for a Saturday evening (which I use as an indicator) but we took a chance.
AND we're glad we did! BTW, there is no wait service. You order and pay and then they bring out the food to your table. The people at the counter were quick and delightful.
Had the Spanokopita platter which came with rice, red lemony potatoes, pita bread and a Greek salad. I asked them to double up on the potatoes since I am not a fan of rice (don't report me to my latino ancestors). Upon arrival, the platter was huge. The greek salad with full of feta cheese with fresh lettuce tomatoes, green peppers and AN olive. DELISH, DELISH, DELISH. The pita bread was NOT the bag pita. This was real, thick greek pita bread. The red potatoes were amazing--Not overcooked and lemony. The Spanokopita (they gave me two pieces) was very good but to me it lacked salt. I think more feta cheese in it would have made it perfect. I TOTALLY enjoyed my meal and had left overs to take home. Hubby had the Lamb Souvlakli platter which came with two skewers of grilled lamb with green peppers in between the chunks of meat. He had the rice with the red potatoes, pita bread and greek salad. WOW, WHAT A platter for under $11 considering the high price of lamb in the supermarket. Nicely done too! Hubby loved everything on his plate and his empty plate was evidence of that. Desserts were $2.95. Do YOU think we were leaving without dessert? No way, Jose! Ordered chocolate cake and tiramisu cake. Both were really, really, really, really good---but I have to say that the chocolate cake was better than the tiramisu. The chocolate cake was made of DARK, DARK, DARK, chocolate with chocolate shavings (dark) on the icing. OMG... just thinking about it makes me want to drive back and get another one. Hmmmmmm, why didn't I bring an extra one home???????? I guess I can't think straight on a full stomach.
BTW, Z's Greek has many other things on the menu such as burgers and hot dogs-- so if you are eating out with your kids and want to have Greek food, you can still have your Greek fix and give the kiddies what they like.
One more thing----the lack of cars in the parking lot was evidence of the fact that they do a brisk take out business. So my concern of not seeing cars was unfounded.
I for one am going back again and again for my Greek fix. I saw people ordering chicken souvlaki platter and it looked amazingly good. Is is bad manners to check out other people's food when you have your own? This is something Jerry Seinfeld might ponder about. Not me. I want to look and see what you are eating so I could eat it next time. Enjoy Z's Greek. I most certainly did!!!!!
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