Casa Grecque

I am really impressed that this place was so packed on a Sunday afternoon. I hadn’t been to a casa grecque in ages; it never really stood out in my mind as a great place to eat because the food, from what I remember, was always your typical hearty-​grained rice and a grilled meat. They haven’t deviated from that.
The menu is light and offers ~five variations of the same protein with your standard rice ball and deep fried potato slice. My protein, the grilled chicken, was pretty plain and had nothing distinct about it. The rice was on the greasy side. And the potatoes were dry, merciless potatoes that were begging for moisture and add-​ons. My family’s dinner was very similar. Included in the meal was a celery soup and house salad, both of which were fine.
Here’s what bugs me: the same meal we had for lunch (at 2pm) at regular price was being offered for considerably less had we dined there after 4pm.
Our reservation was for 2 and we only got seated at 230, despite larger groups coming in after us and getting seated. On the other hand, we were seated in a pretty private booth which was nice as we had two birthdays to celebrate.
The maitre’d/owner/host was flat out rude to some guests. He asked a father of a group of five if they could leave before 315 (giving them about an hour to order and eat) and the father responded that he didn’t want to be given conditions for eating at a restaurant when had reservations. The host looked visibly annoyed at this man and started pacing around him while saying multiple times «I’m just gonna keep my mouth shut.»
Are you kidding me? The father played it remarkably cool and ended up getting a condition-​free table.
I also despised how the host was talking to the employees who were seating customers and answering phones– he had zero respect, zero diplomacy. If I had to base my review on what I saw and not what I ate, this review would be one star.
Could I ever recommend this place for its food and service? Not in a million years.

Quand on va à la Casa Grecque, c’est pour manger une assiette monstrueuse pour peu cher. Ce que je veux dire, c’est que c’est pas la qualité qui prime dans les assiettes, disons-​le comme ça. Le menu s’étale de crevettes (gratinées à l’ail) au steak 20 onces, ou bien de poulet, le tout accompagné de riz, ou de patates frites. L’avantage ici, c’est qu’on peut apporter notre vin. C’est la raison principale d’aller manger-​là. (pis un peu pour les crevettes papillons aussi)

Casa Grecque is an interesting place to visit with family. This isn’t a date type place. It is considered a type of «fast food» Greek restaurant. The food is good, the portions could be a little bigger. Don’t forget it is a BYOB.
The layout of the restaurant is a little weird. There is an upstairs where you will sweat it out during winter, and it feels like you need room to breath.
Over all nothing everything is good on the menu, avoid mixing different kinds of meat because you will regret it later. The Greek salad is enough for a meal, so stick with the salad that comes with you meal.
Waiters are not so professional, many are young college students working to pay off school, so you gotta be patient.