Santorini Greek Grill - McKinney

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!

Went with the family yesterday. We are very familiar with Greek food as my wife is Greek. That being said, we started with lots of meze (appetizers). Saganaki, avgolemono, spanikopita, various dips, all were excellent. The gyro was also very good, although I didn't care for the lettuce. Service was a little slow, they were training someone. Overall, very good experience. We will return.

They are extremely expensive. The portion size is a joke for the prices that you pay. Won’t be returning. I’ll try the other Greek restaurant around the corner from this one.

Solid Greek food and I'm Greek. I got to try the chicken and gyro meat which both were very good. If I came back I would get the gyro platter. With the meal you get rice, potatoes, and salad so you get a little of everything. Place was clean and service was good to start with but took awhile for our server to get us our check for how busy it was (it wasn't busy).Now why only 3 stars? The portions are VERY SMALL for the price. My chicken dish was $19 and the gyro platter was $18. I got two small skewers, the portion of rice and salad was 3 bites and you get 1/4th of a potato. You just don't get your moneys worth. Meal should be a max of $12 for the amount of food you get.Overall, if money isn't an issue, come here and you will get a good meal. If you're on a budget, I'd look for another Greek place.