Krilakis

Name: Krilakis
Address: 207 W Jackson St # D, Ridgeland, Mississippi, USA
Telephone: +16017909463
Price range: $
Rating: 4.5

#103 of 253 restaurants in Ridgeland

#306 of 1035 restaurants in Jackson

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Visitors indicate that it's fine to go here for the Greek and Mediterranean meal. According to the guests' opinions, waiters serve good chicken gyro, grilled salads and hummus here. The recipe for success of this restaurant is its tasty baklava. Take your chance to taste delicious wine or good beer. You will hardly forget great tea that you can degust.

At Krilakis, you can get a takeaway. The terrific staff shows a high level of quality at this place. Prompt service is something clients like here. A lot of reviewers highlight that prices are adequate for what you receive. Most of the time, the spectacular atmosphere is to be found here. This spot is rated on Google 4.6 by its guests.

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Danny Odum 20 days ago on Google

Highly overrated! The food was awful service good, atmosphere claustrophobic. There are better Greek restaurants in this area. Anyway the menu read like an Americanized Greek cuisine. Thus the American burger. Yuk Food: 1 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3

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david rozier 28 days ago on Google

Excellent Service: Take out Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $10–20 Food: 5 Recommended dishes: Lamb Gyro, Hummus

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Anna I a month ago on Google

We are a Greek family, and our daughter chose to celebrate her Nameday with the family at this restaurant because she liked their fries. This was our second visit, the first had been pretty good. It’s a place with an industrial-fast-trendy food vibe décor – think Chipotle or such with touristy pictures of Greece & Evil Eye Charms for decoration. No servers. No sign that says “Please wait to be seated.” VERY crowded. Inadequate parking. There’s a LONG line to get to the counter – and because of a physical disability, I’m unable to stand in line. So, I got us a table and sat at it. When my husband and daughter were to the front of the line, and ordering – a female employee came to me and said “You have to move. We sat someone at this table.” And walked off before I could say anything. Then she and other employees glared at me from the cash register. Then a male employee came to me and told me the same thing. I told him – repeatedly – that I cannot stand. He insisted that I had to & claimed they would assign me a table only AFTER we paid. I asked where I could sit and wait for my table – he gestured to a chair at a wall-facing counter. I went and sat there. Of course, by then, my husband and daughter had ordered and were looking for me. I called to them. Then they went to get drinks, and an employee came and asked if the Calamari was ours, as I didn’t know what the family had ordered. I told her I didn’t know (even though their table assignment system should have told them where to bring our food). I asked her about the table we had been told we would be assigned. “Sorry, there aren’t any.” And walked off. We had no table to sit at, and were unable to look at each other or comfortably share food because of the cramped spot at the counter. My fries (we didn’t order them, but had to pay for them) were burnt. My veggie Gyro was a lot of iceberg lettuce with extremely excessive raw onion but barely perceptible olives and tomato. I can still taste onion several hours after the meal. I understand the Calamari was pretty good for the U.S. The Tzatziki was unrecognizable because of the excessive oil on top. And the “Krilakis” Gyro was pretty good, according to my daughter. So, yeah, probably won’t go back. Hospitality is essential to authentic Greek dining. This place left a bad taste in my mouth - literally and figuratively. Parking: Parking in front of the strip mall is inadequate. Completely full with inadequate space to navigate. We nearly got hit in the parking lot. Wheelchair accessibility: VERY unfriendly to those with physical challenges - see details in my review. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $50–100 Food: 3 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1 Parking space: Difficult to find parking Parking options: Free parking lot

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