Best Greek Restaurants in Coconut Creek

From being greeted by the host to sitting down and getting courteous and fast service; the drinks, the food and entertainment were fantastic.

Our party sampled a number of the mezze (appetizers): grilled halloumi cheese, Horiatiki Greek salad (warning: it's authentic, meaning no lettuce, just the "goodies:" feta cheese, olives, tomatoes, peppers, and onions, grilled octopus, Gigantes beans, Keftedakia (lamb meatballs). All were outstanding! We finished with lava cake for the chocoholics but also ordered a slice of apple pie. Another warning: the Milopita was the equivalent of an entire apple pie! Light and flaky pastry crust, glazed baked apples, and vanilla ice cream. Enough for four! The only thing better than the food was our server, Norella. Thank you! We will be back!

Ed & I went to Rafina for our Christmas night dinner. We got there at 7:00pm. Our favorite server Nick took care of us. We had drinks, feta cheese dip and pita bread to start off with. Our order was 2 avgolemono soups, Ed had Beef Kabob and I had Lamb Shank with Orzo. We had a great meal and great service.

This is the 3rd time we've been at Taverna Kyma. Fried calamari is very good, not rubbery. Avgolemeno is the main reason we come back. It' delicious. So is the spanikopita. We had the lamb ribs this time and they were delicious. Just a little overpriced though for 4 ribs. But I do recommend this restaurant.

This was our first time dining at the Lefkes in Delray. We have dined at the one in Englewood, NJ. Decor wise it was ok, we were underwhelmed. Considering that we are in Delray and it is brand new- it was just ehhh. The NJ one is much prettier. That being said the food was absolutely delicious. A+ In our opinion even better than the NJ one.