Little Greek Restaurant

Very tasty food. Little pricy check Groupon for discounts. The salad was the best I ever had. Everything was very good. A must try place in Little Rock.

The employees were rude and did not know how to handle paying by groupon. Also, they will not honor the free hummus if you use a groupon.

The fries here are so delicious! I typically have the gyro plate with fries and it’s very good! Nice and fresh. Fast, friendly service!

The service was prompt, everyone was friendly but the food wasn’t the best. The falafel was tasty on the outside and a little cold on the inside however, I did enjoy the tzatziki sauce that came with it. I ordered the chicken skewers which comes with a salad that was decent, the chicken seasoning was good however the meat itself was dry but the rice… the rice that came with it was really bad. It taste just like the Uncle Ben’s 90 second microwaveable bags. My friends I was dining with had the gyro meat and said it was pretty marginal as well. There are multiple Mediterranean restaurants in the city that are much better than this one. Try Al Seraj or Layla’s!

They had a groupon running so I decided to give it a try. I usually eat at another Greek restaurant in town, but I’m glad I bought that groupon to try this place.
I got the chicken skewers and my husband ordered the steak skewers. They both had great flavor, but the only down side is it 2 small skewers. They offer where you can but another skewer for pretty cheap, I recommend doing that if you’re starving.
Besides wanting a little more meat, they give you good sized portions of rice & salad. I almost have to say the salad was my favorite! Yummmm.
I definitely will return, as I’m addicted to Greek food now!

I’ve been meaning to write this review for ages!
Came in for lunch on a random week day off, and was really impressed. From the pictures I’d seen I expected a small hole-​in-​the-​wall. While it isn’t huge, it’s got plenty of space. Nice, comfortable setup too. Everything from booths to raised tables, to even a nice little outdoor patio.
Service was quick and friendly, and I was pleasantly surprised to note that they even have a small selection of beer and wine available.
But, let’s get to the good part — the food. Oh man, the food! I’ve always loved Greek food because it’s the perfect medium to pile cheese on everything and still eat healthy, and Little Greek doesn’t disappoint. It’s a chain, but one of the modern style chains where all of their sauces and soups are cooked in-​house, their menus are carefully crafted, and all the the ingredients are prepared fresh. And man, it shows. They have a creamy potato soup that was life-​changing, absolutely fantastic fluffy Naan, awesome — awesome — simple salad dressing, and possibly the best chicken I’ve ever had.
Oh! And I can’t forget the hot sauce. It also is whipped up in-​house, and it’s *awesome.* About on par for spiciness with things like Cholula, but with a sharp, unique flavor all it’s own. I made a point of commenting on that, and was surprised to find that the main ingredient? Carrots. Carrots! I was so enamored of the stuff, I bought a little bottle to take home: D
Definitely well worth a visit. Again, it is a chain, so it has the ultra-​packaged feel that comes from being a carefully curated chain, and being in the middle of a brand-​new shopping center. But that food is not chain food, it’s absolutely fantastic!
Pro tip? On Tuesday nights, kids eat free (!!)

Another surprisingly good lunch spot in this plaza! The gyro was good with soft pita. The salad was really good and fresh with a tasty potato salad and beet on top. The serving size was way too big for me. I’d share if I went with a friend. All in a good destination for a fresh affordable lunch spot on the fly or to sit a spell.

This is an amazing gnizama! place to eat! It was the first time I have ate here. I went to Rome last year and Budapest and Prague two years ago. Europe has amazing food! Little Greek Restaurant is right at the top of my list of favorite restaurants and this includes Europe! I believe it is doggone, right one, as good as any of the three countries I’ve been to! The service was supercalifragilisticly the best ever! The staff and the manager made me feel like «Queen Bee of Greece»!

Had a fantastic evening at this Little Greek restaurant! Fast casual dining at its finest. House made hummus, slow roasted gyro, or homemade baklava are just a few of the treats you’ll enjoy! Pleasant helpful staff, great service and very reasonably priced.

this place was awesome. The food here was great and the portions were amazing. I really enjoyed the soup, I can’t remember the name of it but, it tasted like chicken noodle soup with some lemon zest added in. If your ever sick I would recommend having some of this soup. The baklava (sp) was a great way to end the meal as well.
I can’t say enough good things about the service here. The waiter was attentive and very knowledgeable about the food and a very nice guy. If your in the mood for Greek food I would definitely recommend this place if your in West Little Rock

Another solid Greek restaurant in Little Rock! I suppose they are a mini-​chain, but they have great quality meat, large portions, and reasonable prices ($ 7 – 9 for sandwiches, $ 4 – 6 for apps like Hummus).
Service is super friendly and fast. Expect to wait less than ten minutes unless it’s at a huge lunch rush.
TIP: be sure to check in for their hummus and pita. And get the Fried pita not the regular soft one. It’s some of the best I’ve had. Really great stuff.
I think Layla’s might have larger portions and it is a dollar or two cheaper, but Little Greek gives more variety on the sandwich (more lettuce, onion, and tomatoes) compared to Layla’s meat and pita only.

It can sometimes be a little bit of a wait if it’s mid lunch but it’s totally worth it in my opinion. Their food is fantastic and fresh.

Great gyro and thin fries. Clean, priced well, always delish. The lemon chicken soup is also very good. It’s the best gyro in town in my opinion.

It’s ok — not my fav.

My wife and I came for lunch today after hearing how wonderful the food is at Little Greek. The food definitely stands up to its reputation. What we were not warned of was the prickly customer service. Well, let me correct myself. Only one person was a thorn in our sides with an extremely condescending tone that made you feel as if you came underdressed to a débutante ball. No, I was not sporting pajamas or anything of the sort. I was belittled on my ordering. Do not let this review keep you from the food. This is just a warning that the register is guarded by a troll.

This place, while it may be a chain, is fantastic, and service is over the top. A chain where the manager comes over to make sure you are satisfied with your meal? Good chain. Greek salad was much larger than most chains, and was very tasty. And the pita was super tasty and warm. Would definitely go back for the friendly and attentive service alone!

Gyros are really good. Falafel is just decent. They were super dry and the tzaziki sauce had a weird taste, almost like a mayonnaise. Prices are super reasonable and service (only done takeout) was very fast.

It was only ok. The falafel seemed dry and bland but I hadn’t had it before so maybe it usually is? I also had the gyro platter and the meat was bland and still on the dry side. The salad was good, with cucumber and bell pepper and a good dressing. My partner had the Olympian pita and she also said it was just ok. We will try another place for Greek next time.

Little Greek Restaurant is a welcome addition to the Mediterranean food market in Little Rock. Now, I do realize it is a chain and therefore not entirely authentic. Yet, options are slim in Central AR, so I’ll take what I can.
Nice location. Prices vary. While I found it a tad steep to charge $ 6.50 for a chicken gyro (plus $ 1.99 for sides), my husband thought his was a good deal. He ordered sides of gyro meat and fries (ironically, also about $ 7.)
Service was a tad rude and slow during our visit. I’ll give them a pass though, as they just opened and have a few kinks to work out. The restaurant was clean, and the renovations turned out well.

Went at noon, what was I thinking??? Busy, but they were quick, so that’s a plus. I had the falafel pita, side Greek salad and one stuffed grape leaf. Stuffed me!
The falafel wasn’t my favorite, but the Greek salad and dolma were awesome. Others in party had the lamb and they raved.
Note to lady at counter… I can’t pronounce «dolmades» so when I ask for stuffed grape leaves, don’t make me repeat myself four times and then correct me. Bad customer service.
Anyway…yummy food, quick (mostly pleasant) service. Weird though, there is a Mediterranean restaurant in same strip like four doors down. Who signed that lease???
Try it. I’ll go back.