Santorini Greek Grill - McKinney

The restaurant claims to open at 11 a.m., but I had to call to confirm if they were actually opening. Someone eventually came to unlock the doors, and I ended up being the first customer. I ordered a Greek salad with gyro meat, adding extra olives and feta. I was told my order would take about 10 minutes, but after 20 minutes of waiting, I finally received my salad. When I checked it at work, I noticed they forgot the dressing, and it also didn’t include the onions it was supposed to have. I paid $22 for a Greek salad that was definitely not worth it. Going forward, I’ll stick with Little Greek for my orders. This was a major disappointment for my first visit.

If you enjoy tough, overcooked meat, small side portions, and inflated prices, then this restaurant is for you. The food was disappointing, and the photo shows the paltry amount of fries I received. I recommend steering clear of this place—it's not worth the money.

I decided to place a takeout order and reminded them to keep the chicken tender and juicy. However, when the food arrived, it didn’t look fresh or appetizing at all. The salad was missing, so I called to let them know. The person on the other end informed me that salads aren’t included in “to-go” orders. I explained that I should have been informed of this when I placed my order, and they could have charged less. He didn’t take my feedback well and said, “Well, nobody else has complained.” To which I replied, “Well, someone is complaining now. What are you going to do about it?” He abruptly hung up on me. If I were running a business, I would show more consideration for my customers and at least offer an apology. I'm really disappointed! And to top it off, the kabobs were tough and gamey. Just look at the attached picture—do you think it's worth $20?

Place was nice and service was good. We spent $100 on food and got plenty of pita and salad but felt they were a bit skimpy on the meat and potatoes. The greek salad and the potatoes were a bit plain but all of the meat tasted great.

I ordered takeout.I paid about $35 for hummus, a chicken pita with fries, and baklava. That seems like a lot of money for lunch.The hummus was a small container with 1 piece of pita bread for $8.The chicken pita was mostly lettuce. There wasn't much tzatziki sauce.The baklava was great!