Grecian Delight Deli & Bakery

We went to Grecian Delight café on a Wednesday evening! The place had few tables. The food was fabulous, and very reasonable prices. We read other reviews from before, and found out the bed in the back room was not the owners. as an above reviewer said, but a little girls (the owners daughter) craft room, this is a place were locals go, very clean and nice atmosphere !

Looking forward to our trip this coming week as this place has best tzaziki I’ve ever eaten!
Ok I had to take a star away and this pains me. The food here is phenomenal. It’s place seems to have one worker. She’s nice as can be but seeing her bed and living quarters with dirty socks strewn about as you pass the kitchen on the way to the restroom is a tad depressing.
Today it took us well over an hour to order, receive food, eat, get check and pay. We ordered water and tea, and never got a refill. We ordered hummus, tzaziki and an Italian sub. The one lady is the greeter, server, busboy and cook. She’s running ragged and doing her overall job half assed because she can’t keep up!
Besides the basic lack of assistance that she desperately needs, the food was just amazing. Just put a curtain up so we can’t see your bed and dirty clothes on the floor, and hire help.

Had the chicken salad sandwich, best I have ever had.

If you’re in Myrtle Beach and need a Gyro or Falafel fix, Grecian Delight is pretty much the only place to go. Not only because of the choices for Greek food in the area are limited, but also because the food is consistently great and very affordable. The service is typical for a locally owned establishment and the atmosphere is nothing special. There’s no smoking inside the restaurant and there are plenty of vegetarian friendly options.

Myrtle Beach is a very difficult place to be, especially if you are looking for restaurants that aren’t:
A) Ridiculously overpriced and pretentious, or
B) Tacky tourist traps.
This place is neither. In fact, this might be the best Greek food I’ve had anywhere, including in major cities. It’s a friendly family-​owned place that’s on the main Kings Highway strip but kind of hard to miss because it doesn’t swathe itself in neon.
The food is amazing. We ordered hummus (fresh, homemade, and delicious) with the sampler platter (grape leaves, tomatoes and feta, and spanakopita) and moussaka. Everything was delicious, the service was great, and it was very reasonably priced, especially for a tourist beach.
I can’t recommend this place enough, especially if you want to get away from the Myrtle Beach crowds. (We went on a Saturday night and it was amazingly peaceful.) Go!