Souvlaki Bar - Townsville

Delicious Greek cuisine with generous portions. I would definitely return to this restaurant. Don't forget to follow "Jonique Life" on social media to see our adventures across Australia as we discover amazing experiences and beautiful destinations to add to your bucket list.

I took these away. while waiting enjoyed the ambiente of Greek music and photos. menu easy to navigate. have chicken and lambskin, calamari and dips and a child's meal. all delicious, well seasoned. friendly service. will. look again.

I took a halloumi souvalaki meal combo (with chips and a drink) and was pleasantly surprised how tasty it was! would they highly recommend! only the reason why I gave 4 stars and not 5 is that I personally like my halloumi a little craspier (but this is probably just personal preference), but unlike that can not complain. reasonable prices and fast service.

As I ordered 2 chicken snack packs, I asked the girl if that was chicken breast. she turned to the chef behind her and asked him the same question. he answered, so with that in understanding we expected a pleasant meal. sad, what was put before us, did not contain a chicken breast unless chickens now have brown fat chicken breast. I asked for hummus as the sauce for the meal and it had no similarity in taste or look what hummus is. we had three mouthful each of our meals and decided to make our stomachs much better than the food we had been served, so we left and dined somewhere else, never back.

This authentic Greek takeaway offers an interesting selection of yiros and souvlaki including lamb, bark, huhn and even a seafood souvlaki. forgive my ignorance, but I just had to ask what the difference between yiros and souvlaki is? the friendly owner informed me. that yiros uses the compressed meat that is shaken by a cob, while souvlaki meat pieces that are boiled over coal. Hey, I'm learning. I went for a traditional lamb souvlaki with tzatziki and salat. I wasn't disappointed. can not wait to try some of the other offers. and traditional baklava to die.