San Antonio’s Greek dining scene spraws across the city, from the River Walk to the Medical Center. But pinpointing where to find truly exceptional spanakopita or perfectly charred souvlaki shouldn’t be a puzzle. This list gathers the city’s most authentic and innovative Greek kitchens—our top picks for a memorable meal, whether you’re craving a lavish feast or a quick, flavor-packed gyro under $15.
Mina & Dimi’s Greek House
$ | (210) 674-3464 | WEBSITE
Between the endless errands and the constant rush of the day, sometimes modern life feels like a chore. The only remedy for this is a plate of feta fries and a beef souvlaki from Mina & Dimi’s Greek House. The signature Hercules meal for two features perfectly grilled meats, crisp spanakopita, and a bright, tangy tzatziki sauce. Also, the desserts are incredible (we’re fans of the Baklava cheesecake), so save room and forget the to-do list exists. But not the family atmosphere.
You (and your taste buds) really depend on that genuine connection.
Zorbas
$ | (210) 541-9936 | WEBSITE
While you’ll worship the gyro plate at Zorbas, the charming family-owned restaurant also has generous portions and authentic flavors that wow. Couples savor the perfect rice with their 3 meat plate before heading to their cozy table, friends share stories over Turkish coffee and pistachio baklava, and families pass plates of hand-made pita bread and fresh kibbeh, grateful they didn’t have to sacrifice quality for quick, made-to-order meals.
Yes, the warm and inviting atmosphere encourages lingering, but it’s also an easy place to float in solo on a Wednesday night and get up close and personal with $12 gyro plates and a beautifully balanced hummus with that highly recommended Greek dressing.
Wrigleyville Grill
$ | (210) 369-9833 | WEBSITE
Meet one of the best Greek restaurants in San Antonio, a hidden gem with a nostalgic Chicago feel that’s great for groups, family outings, or grabbing a quick bite at the counter. From the standout Italian sausage combo with tangy peppers and caramelized onions, to shareable favorites like the Italian beef sandwich and veggie pizza prepared fresh, everything they serve here is delicious.
The gyros with fresh garlic tzatziki and crispy fries are especially worth trying, along with the thin-crust pizza cut into squares. The cozy setting with photos on the wall and friendly service make it a must-visit spot. Plan to arrive early or be prepared for a short wait.
The Pita Chick
$ | (951) 373-9977 | WEBSITE
The Pita Chick is a Mediterranean food truck that’s parked near a dog park, offering a fun atmosphere with great vibes. You’ll have a hard time choosing between the gyro bowl loaded with well-seasoned meat and fresh vegetables, the PitaChick Chicken shawarma wrap packed with tender, juicy meat, or the spicy garlic sauce that adds an incredible kick to everything. Get the wrap if you like big portions with perfectly cooked meat and crisp veggies, all for around $12-15.
The friendly, confident staff makes each visit enjoyable with their kind attitude and top-notch service, turning this spot into a favorite for quick, satisfying meals.
Rami’s Pizza
$ | (210) 599-1122 | WEBSITE
You know that feeling when you spot the perfect slice of pizza and just have to snap a photo before taking a bite? That’s exactly what happens when you step into Rami’s Pizza. This San Antonio spot serves gorgeous New York-style pies–a crisp, not-too-greasy crust here, a generous topping of pepperoni there, and a meatball sub with melted cheese to boot. Grab a booth with your family, watch the cook hustle behind the counter, and eat your way through the menu.
Or take a whole pie home where there’s no shame in finishing the last slice of cheesecake and keeping the garlic parm wings all to yourself.
Kostas Greek Food
$ | (210) 590-6969 | WEBSITE
Whenever you’re looking for authentic Greek food that feels special but won’t break the bank, Kostas Greek Food is one of your best bets. Their chicken and gyro plates run around $15-$18, and each comes with that amazing fluffy pita bread and perfectly seasoned fries. You can expect tender, perfectly seasoned meat, their homemade tzatziki sauce that isn’t overpowering, and generous portions that make you feel like you’re getting way more than you paid for.
If it all sounds great, you can always bring a big group here and make sure everyone orders something different so you can sample everything from the gyro to the chicken plates.
Jerusalem Grill
$ | (210) 481-4210 | WEBSITE
Jerusalem Grill is a place where you could linger, but you’ll have to wait for your bread refills when you do (the staff is attentive, but they’re busy). But when it comes to Mediterranean food, this cozy spot already has the best in the neighborhood. It’s a team effort—the staff brings out fresh bread with oil sauce and feta crumbles, and moments later, Abdullah helps you navigate the vegetarian options. So expect a relaxed pace when it’s crowded or when savoring the grilled beef kafta kabob.
A variety of flavorful dishes are on the menu, and they’ll all make you fantasize about having a daily Mediterranean feast with a guest list of one.
Dallah Mediterranean Cuisine
$ | (210) 233-9574 | WEBSITE
This San Antonio spot is where you should come to gather with family over lamb kabob, lentil soup, hummus with pita, and some generous portions from their excellent menu. We always order their combination chicken and beef dish, which comes with rice and hummus in a sizable serving. Its quality is so satisfying that we eat it slowly just to savor every bite.
There’s nothing on the menu over $25 and they offer a spacious outdoor area with a fountain, so it can work as your go-to spot for a laid-back dinner or a casual family meal.
STOP-N-GO GYROS
$ | (210) 265-3814 | WEBSITE
Right in the heart of San Antonio, this Greek spot serves traditional gyro pitas for lunch, gyro plates for dinner, and gyro salads for a lighter option. The atmosphere is cozy—there are only a few tables and the walls are simply decorated with Mediterranean accents. They have gyro wraps that can be made with chicken or lamb, gyro rice plates big enough to feed two people, and other generous portions like the mix gyro featuring both meats.
The service is prompt, the Greek fries are delicious, and the gyro meat is extremely tender. While the food is consistently good and reasonably priced around $12, some customers wish there was music playing to enhance the cozy vibe.
The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill San Antonio, TX
$ | (210) 255-8244 | WEBSITE
San Antonio was missing a great Greek spot. And the city was missing a place to get amazing grilled lamb souvlaki. With The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill opening, the area now has both. It looks like any other casual, clean Mediterranean place, but it stands out for its generous portions made with fresh ingredients. On one side of the room, there’s a family-friendly area perfect for picky eaters and casual dining.
But if you want to focus on the food, sit anywhere and enjoy a feast of delicious dishes like the Greek salad with gyro meat, steak kabobs, and warm pita bread. The Baklava Ice Cream is a must-try dessert that feels like a sweet reward. For around $122, a family of six can leave full and happy with plenty to take home. The owners are kind and welcoming, making everyone feel comfortable. It’s a great spot for fast food that doesn’t taste fast, with an atmosphere that’s both friendly and clean.
Many customers say they’ll definitely be back to try more from the menu, and it’s easy to see why.
Opah Greek Flavor
$ | (210) 349-9501 | WEBSITE
San Antonio is known for many things, but great Greek food isn’t one of them. However, this Greek spot—which has a bustling food court setting—serves some that we can’t get enough of. The chicken and lamb plate is also perfectly cooked, and each bite of tender meat makes us forget about a week of mall shopping. The vegetarian-friendly menu is perfect for a quick snack or full meal when you also want to try samples before you buy.
Demo’s Greek Food N.St. Mary’s
$ | (210) 732-7777 | WEBSITE
Demo’s Greek Food moved to its N.St. Mary’s location a while back, and we’re really thrilled about it. Although they get super busy at lunchtime, Demo’s menu is varied enough to warrant multiple visits in one week. For a quick bite, order the outstanding gyros with that awesome tzatziki sauce and a mouthwatering baklava.
Then come back for the Sampler and lentil soup, and walk out with some beef wraps for later or a chicken and beef combo platter that’s so generous, it looks like it never skipped leg day at the gym.