Marathon Souvlaki Restaurant

they seem to ignore or disrespect English clientele. I visited this facility for the last time. when it was time to pay, the portable terminal was not bilingual. it ruined a perfect night. the respect turned out a beautiful night to make a quick exit, as my blood will win with this lavish disregard. Christina’s is only a few minutes away for future use. it is only sad if a business hypocritically accepted bilingual money but there is no bilingual option when there is time to pay. if I had known, I would never have eaten there. only so sad that this would happen and if it had been bilingual, the server would have got a better tipp as I understood the options. How can they dare?

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The waiters forgot to bring my order sadly. The food was juicy as always. They let us choose our own seats.I understand it was getting crowded for a late Saturday night but I only had ordered a salad whereas my companion had a 2 stick chicken plate with a large spanakopita [that I highly recommend sharing] and had barely waited 15-20 min.Service is Bilingual which is nice.Small tip: Make sure you wipe your utensils to remove leftover water or soap residue before you eat...

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eating is good, but the price is bad as most restaurants. the price doubled since Kovid. we went last time with over $100 bill. everything is responsible for the kovid in these days, just to win on their that they lost. so not super satisfied about it. I don't eat in a high-class restaurant, I bought souvlaki!!! I'm sorry, but the price is not justified.

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since 1993 we have come here. it through 2 renovations and the place still rock. I'm just coming here for one thing, the thunder plate. I don't need a menu. the personal is amazing and friendly. Angelo, you rock.

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was always a favorite of me and is still. happy that they are now on door dash.

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