Greek's Pizzeria - Carmel

Our door dash driver marked our order as delivered but never delivered it. We called the pizzeria and the girl working stayed open for us after hours to make our order right. We were here from out of town for a baseball tournament! I've never had a restaurant go above and beyond like that! Amazing customer service and the pizza was delicious. Thank you so much!

I'm updating my review, because my last review was seven years ago. I was hoping to bump up my rating to at least four stars, but nah. This Greek's Pizzeria is still a solid three stars. The sauce is still very sweet, and the crust is still brushed with butter (oil? and spices. But this time, the bottom of our pizza was charred, which was fine by me because I like a little char on my pizza, but my children were having none of this foreign black stuff and did not want to eat it. We also got their original bread sticks, which were very good. I would say that if you like garlic butter bread sticks, this Greek's is a good place to find them. The inside of Greek's is fun because they have some pay-to-play arcade games. They also have some board games that you can play while you're dining in. Parking is limited, and the restaurant shares a parking lot with a cleaners, but there are designated spots for Greek's. There are also tables outside, so during nice weather, you can dine outdoors and watch the traffic go by on Main Street.

Arcade, big tall tables, TVs all around, $3 pizzas slices. The marina is a little on the sweet side, but I like the chewy crust. The service seemed to follow up with the other orders, since there was a mishap with some customers. I think some ppl called the wrong location, but they were able to follow up quickly.

Last Tuesday, I embarked on what can only be described as an interstellar journey of cosmic proportions. My spacecraft? A booth at Greeks Pizzeria. My mission? To boldly explore the depths of their menu. Upon arrival, I was greeted not by mere mortals, but by a troop of servants who, I 'm quite certain, were telepathic. They knew my order before I even uttered a word. Spooky? A bit. Convenient? Absolutely. As I awaited my meal, I noticed the walls adorned with what appeared to be rare, alien artifacts. A two-headed spatula, a portrait of a pizza slice dressed as Napoleon, and a light fixture that suspiciously resembled a UFO. Then came the pizza. Oh, the pizza It was... Divine. Exquisite. A solid seven out of ten. But let 's not dwell on the pizza. The real showstopper was the live band, comprised entirely of jazz-playing octopi. Their rendition of Under the Sea was both haunting and inspiring. In the corner, a group of philosophers debated whether pineapple belongs on pizza. Spoiler alert: they concluded that in a parallel universe, pineapple is actually the primary topping. As I sipped on my soda, which I 'm 90% sure had a hint of stardust in it, I realized that Greeks isn 't just a pizza place. It 's a portal to another dimension where the bizarre is the norm, and the norm is... well, who cares about the norm when you have telepathic servants and musical cephalopods? In conclusion, if you 're looking for an extraordinary experience that will leave you questioning the fabric of reality (and also serves a decent slice of pizza), Greeks Pizzeria is your place. Just don 't ask about the two-headed spatula. Some mysteries are better left unsolved.

I've been wanting to try Greeks pizza for a while now. I found broke down and ordered delivered. I got a medium two topping and the herb parm breadsticks. The breadsticks were ok. I'd stick with basic ones next time. The nacho cheese was good because it really didn't have too much spice to it. The pizza had a sweeter sauce which was nice. The crust was also tasty along with the toppings. My only complaint is the fact when you went to get slides the toppings just fell off half the pizza. Over and over it happened.