Folia Grill

I frequent folia on a regular basis. The service is quick and the chicken shwarma is delicious.

This place is good. The food is handmade, and cooked fresh. I’ve had their pork souvlaki, folia burger, onion rings and fries. I can’t wait to try the chicken gyro! The owners are really friendly and welcoming. My favourite neighbourhood Greek restaurant.

It is truly a shame that I’ve been living across from this place for almost a year now and have only just visited it for the first time tonight!
I ordered the Pork Gyro Pita to go… It had amazing fresh flavours hat I’m definitely going to be coming back for! Came to $ 7 even. They could have charged me $ 10 and it still would have been worth the money it was that good!

I tried the gyro souvlaki and it was delicious. Good service, small but comfy. It is clean and colourful. I recommend it.

Hard to find better, fresher Chicken Gyro anywhere and the price tag is amazing. I usually skip the fries tucked inside and enjoy watching them stuff it so full of meat that I can hardly believe it fits in the foil wrap. Folia is perfect for take out, but there is generally a table available for eat in. The dinner plate is my daughters favourite and there is enough for 2.5 to dine from – including a picky 5 year old. The tzatziki dip is her favourite. The zucchini fries are delicious but need salt. the traditional greek salad comes with the best hunk of feta and the hot grilled pita is amazing. Can’t go wrong, unless you show up too late and they’ve run out of chicken! try the pork instead if you do.

Love this place, my daughter who is a hyper kid is always welcomed like family and food is very well made!

Phenomenal!!! Best Gyro wrap for the price. The lemon pita and how they put fries in the wrap with such high quality meat and taziki, mmmmm. This ones is a must for take out food.

The BEST Greek food! Honesty I’ve been to every Greek restaurant on the danforth and folia grill knocks them out of the park. Great prices, great selection, friendly staff and the YUMMIEST food !!!:-)

I have nothing bad to say about folia grill. I walked in here a couple years ago now probably when they first opened (different owners at the time). I love the authentic greek food they have here. I usually only get the souvlaki pita, but everything on the menu sounds and looks delicious. This is a great place to try if you live in the pape area and LOVE greek food !! :)

After changing ownership several times, I was worried that Folia Grill would not be the same, there were a few changes to the menu, but thankfully those amazing Zucchini fries are still there and just as addictive and delicious as ever!
A new addition is the chicken souvlaki, similar to the chicken breast it is marinated in lemon which gives it a wonderful flavour.
The salads taste so fresh and are perfectly dressed. The quality of feta is amazing.
After reading some bad reviews here on Unilocal since the last change of ownership, I was worried about coming back, but I am glad I decided to take a chance. The food is as good as ever. Hubby loves the Chicken Gyros and doesn’t understand why other places don’t put fries in their pita sandwiches. it holds in all the tasty juices!

3.5
The food was good, nothing over the top impressive. The place was small and much more of a place for take out.
I was disappointed that there was no lamb there.
We got there near closing one night and were looking for a sit down place to eat so it was pretty awesome that they let us stay and finish our meals before closing.

This used to be the best gyro in town, and that includes the Danforth. The portions were awesome, and the value to quality ratio was off the charts. Clean stylish restaurant, and some really righteous patrons. I’m talking almost once a week visits, sinking almost $ 500 into this place over three years.
…unfortunately there are new owners or something is going on as my last few visits I’ve observed a discernible downtrend in the portion sizes, and the prices have all been upped. No longer can I get my 3 pc biftekia and chicken gyro with zucchini fries for $ 14 — it now comes out to over $ 20. That’s insane inflation for a standard pricehike and coupled with smaller portions does not make me a happy customer. I had recruited a small army of people to repeatedly go here for Greek but will now need to find a new place that values the customer experience in true Greek fashion.
If you do go, by the love of all that is holy — get the zucchini fries. They don’t travel or keep well, but out of the fryer they are insane. They, thankfully, haven’t changed.

Pretty terrible customer service when I went in. I had been there a few times and never really had a bad experience. Food was pretty average but no real complaints. Then today when I went in the server decided he would give me a mini lecture about saying please and thank you when asking for food in a restaurant. And while I don’t disagree it was beyond unpleasant and uncalled for. I highly doubt I’ll be going back again.

Went there to order take out, my husband and I went there for their gyros (we had the pork gyro before it was okay, a bit dry) and while waiting I was reading their menu and I saw that they also have fish and chips which I was craving for days. I asked my husband to order it for me and when he did the cook who was also manning the counter gave him an attitude. He whispered «you should’ve ordered everything at once» and my husband was like «do you have a problem?» And the guy said «no, I don’t have a problem, I just thought it would be faster if you ordered your food at the same time.» It felt like he was rushing or something. He made us feel like we’re stupid for not ordering everything at once when it was after we ordered that I saw they also have the fish and chips on their menu, so what was I supposed to do. Service sucked my husband vowed never to go back there again.

I got the zucchini fries thanks to the tips on Unilocal and boy was it good! I also got a wrap here and it was very filling. You can choose your own toppings which is nice. The tzatziki sauce was perfect. I have no complaints at all! Good food for a good price.

I bought a pork gyro plate yesterday, the meat itself was dry and almost inedible. Rice, potatoes salad etc were fine, typical fast greek food.
However, I didn’t expect to feel the wrath of Hell the next day. This plate was all I had eaten yesterday, and from about 6:30AM-4PM (now) I’ve been sleeping on my bathroom floor with food poisoning.
I honestly thought I was dying for a while as I’ve never experienced pain like that before. Nothing says «sick» like being a grown woman wishing your mom was there to take care of you.
Being so sick over this meal makes me wonder how clean the restaurant was. This whole ordeal is quite unfortunate. The restaurant has good reviews for the most part, and the food is cheap. However, it wasn’t worth the pure torture I endured today — not to mention paying $ 13 for dry gyro meat that my cat wouldn’t even eat.

How can anyone give folia a bad review? The kind of people who like bland, dry, run of the mill, unmemorable greek food. Disregard those low reviews when you consider visiting folia.
I love this place. I have since they opened, it quickly became my go-​to when I’m hungry and not cooking. Cheap, friendly (ish) staff, but above all, seriously delicious. Best chicken gyro in greektown, and yes, I have tried them all. I cant even finish it, we usually split one. Everything on the menu is great, and heck when I’m just craving a plate of fries I always think of folia’s. I’d love a poutine with them…
The menu has recently been updated and changed, so I’m looking forward to trying the new options :)

Folia Grill is an awesome alternative… rather than having to trek your bum down to the Danforth for some Greek food. They’ve undergone a management change, but it’s still quite good (They’re actually open on Sundays now versus when they were under previous management so that’s a plus).
Whenever I go to Folia, I usually order the chicken gyro. I love their pitas because they’re extremely fluffy and yummy. The chicken is seasoned really well. It’s not your usual gyro seasoning, but it still tastes great. They also do a great job at loading up on the tzatziki (it’s the best part) and their fries are always golden, crispy, and good.
I have also started getting the chicken gyro plate, which is way more than enough food for one person to finish. I was drowning in my dinner, but it was so damn good.
One thing that I have to say is that it is just a bit salty at times. This doesn’t happen as often anymore, but sometimes the chicken is just a bit too salty. Anyways, besides that, it’s a great place to go for lunch or dinner. Tons of food for a great price!

This is actually my favorite place to get a gyro now and that’s saying a lot since we live in the heart of greek town. The gyro’s are priced very well and have fries in them which I love.
While it’s greek ish food, the restaurant itself doesn’t seem strictly greek to me. My favorite wrap of theirs is actually the chicken one which is shaved off a rotisserie like a shwarma. I thought traditional greek only did this with lamb/​beef gyro’s but maybe I’m wrong.
The meat is always incredibly moist though and make sure you get the fries because they put some seasoning on it that’s magical.
The zucchini fries are also incredible deep fried goodness so what the heck get an order of them too!
The only downside of this place is that there’s very limited seating inside. It’s really just a takeout spot and I’d love to be able to take friends there and sit down to have a meal.

Folia Grill has the juiciest tastiest pork souvlaki ($ 1.95) in town. It is served with a wedge of lemon to cut the fattiness of the pork belly! Charcoal, pork belly, sea salt and lemon… nom.
Their thick cut zucchini fries ($ 4.50) are equally fabulicious! The fries are served with a side of spiced mayonnaise! Zucchini is one of those vegetables that are high in water content. To fully enjoy these awesome fries, you have to eat it while it is crispy and piping HOT!
Their grilled pitas ($.75) are crunchy and great with the home-​made refreshing tzatziki ($ 1.50)! What a great steal! The tazatziki has a lot less garlic than most Greek restaurants in Toronto.