Santorini Greek Grill - McKinney

The restaurant says it opens at 11 a.m. I had to call to ask if they were opening. Someone came to open the doors. I was the first customer there. I ordered a Greek salad with gyro meat. I ordered extra olives and Feta. I was told the order would take 10 minutes. Well, 20 minutes later, I received my salad. I went to work to see they did not give me dressing. My salad did not have onions like it was supposed to. I spent $22 for a Greek salad that was NOT worth it. I will be sticking with Little Greek for my future orders. What a HUGE letdown for a first-time customer.

If you like dried out nasty meat, skimpy sides, and overpriced options, this is the place to be. Terrible food and the picture shows all the fries I received. Avoid this place, waste of money.

I had surgery a couple weeks ago. Was craving for a typical well balanced Mediterranean food since I was told to stay away from spicy/oily food. This place is the only one closest to us, in that category. I’ve dined in there multiple times—no issues except that they just can’t make the chicken kabobs right. They are always on the overcooked side despite pointing out to them. Well, I called them for a pick up order. Reminded them to keep the chicken tender and juicy. The food came home not looking fresh/appetizing at all. Salad was missing—I called them to inform about that. The guy on the phone said they don’t include salad on “to go” orders. I said they should have informed at the time when order was being placed over the phone and maybe charge less. He wasn’t happy with what I said. “Well nobody else complained” is what he replied. “Well someone is complaining now, what are you going to do about that now.” He literally just hung up on me. If I were running a business, I would be more considerate and compensate my customer at least by being apologetic. Disappointed! And oh, the kabobs were hard as a rock and gamey. 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!