Cozy, owner-led Greek spot with standout gyros and saganaki, BYOB, fair prices for casual dining, but service speed and consistency can be uneven.
It's Greek 2 U Grill delivers solid neighborhood Greek dining anchored by strong food quality—particularly praised gyros and saganaki—and genuine owner warmth. However, quality varies noticeably across visits, and service speed remains a persistent concern with occasional hour-long waits. The charming backyard patio and BYOB model add appeal, but inconsistency prevents a higher grade despite loyal repeat customers.
The room feels cozy and welcoming, a compact neighborhood spot where the owner greets tables and regulars linger. One diner summed it up: "The pork belly gyro was full of flavor and the patio felt like a little escape." Service can be warm, though waits sometimes stretch, so the pace leans unhurried and familial. Cooking stays largely traditional: gyros, saganaki, gigantes, and village salads, with simple, ingredient-focused flavors over flash. Fans rave about the gyros and hot bougatsa, while a minority report dry chicken or dips that lack punch. It is BYOB, which softens the bill and keeps the experience neighborhood-casual. For families, the menu has plenty of kid-approachable choices: fries, burgers, chicken or pork skewers, yeero pitas, and rice. Desserts like bougatsa and rice pudding are easy wins. There is no kids menu, but portions and familiar items make it kid-friendly enough if you aim for the simpler picks.
Area vibe: Lively, neighborhood high street with indie shops and cafes; draws locals and casual diners.
Safety: Generally safe, walkable corridor with steady foot traffic and evening activity.
What's nearby: Near Andersonville boutiques, bars, and residential blocks; backyard patio reported.