The best restaurants serving Greek food in Anderston / City Glasgow City Glasgow and Surrounding

Review is a little late but we were on vacation in Glasgow in May, we ate at Yiamas three times. Fantastic every time. Best place to get a fresh salad and the lamb was amazing. the owners recognized us on the third visit and had a great chat. food and service were top notch. They were even accommodating with giving us a table suitable for my fathers wheel chair.

Went here on Saturday night with some friends from Belfast. They said it was always their first stop when in Glasgow. I can now see why. We all four had great main courses of pitas, chicken, pork and lamb souvlaki, moussaka and of course Greek chips.. Giant portions and all delicious. Some nice Greek red wine and a couple of Mythos too. All finished off with the obligatory raki and we were stuffed. We will be back very soon.

Appears to go by Riverside Cafe now but my Greek friends all still call it Pie Pie. Great choice of pastries and panini and real Greek frappe. You know it’s good when it’s full of (Greek) locals. Now that I’ve found it, it’s my go to place when I’m in the office.

A very lovely restaurant with super food, right in the heart of the city. always a pleasure to visit and always a friendly welcome.

Really good spaghetti carbonara. Found this place while strolling about the city centre. Will definitely be back.

Greek restaurant. Average in terms of food and service. Not totally clean - possibly someone else’s premises that they have taken on with as little work as they feel necessary? Pretty average for the area it is in.

I order the kofta meal which included gyros pita, chips, Greek salad and tzatziki. The salad was excellent. The tzatziki was good, although I would like more garlic and oregano. The mixed gyros was good but lacked in taste. The kofta was made with non fresh mince which did not taste very nice. The chips were good. Why, oh why was everything drenched in huge amounts of salt and paprika? The quantity of everything was good. As a Greek I am used to more taste in my food hence the low feedback.

Dropped in here after visiting interactive Van Gogh Exhibition at the SECC. Intended to have a light late lunch/early dinner and opted for the fixed price 3 course meal comprising 3 dips, 4 tapas mains and 3 deserts at £49.99 for two. Generous portion of pitta bread included, Well we got more, much more than we expected. Portions were very generous and all very tasty, especially the aubergine dish. One glass of wine and an espresso rounded it off for £58 in total. Good value and all staff were efficient and very pleasant. Worth a visit