Olympia Pizza & Restaurant

This place will not last trust me. This place will not last 5 years. You don’t feel that you’re in a restaurant here. When I ordered my chicken strips, it was super dry like literally not something you want to eat. Chicken strips is not rocket science. What more for the other menu? Never gonna go back. #Sorrynotsorry

My boyfriend and I went here for dinner as our power was out due to the storm, and we’d been wanting to try it. From the moment we walked in it was sort of a strange experience. The front door looks like a door to a house, which might not seem unusual, but usually restaurants have glass doors and you can see in. We walked in and it looked closed as there was no one inside. Very dark. One half is a restaurant and the other looks like a dingy night club. We saw the owner/​chef/​waiter and he told us they were now open on Sundays and to sit anywhere. He seemed nice. The other reviews say he was not friendly, but whoever he was he was quite kind to us. We sat down and ordered drinks and potato skins. I just had a Pepsi and my bf had a beer. Nothing fancy. The potato skins came and they were good. Nothing special and kind of small, but weren’t dry like some I’ve had at chain restaurants. Next we ordered mains. I ordered the Olympia Royal pizza with ranch sauce, chicken, garlic, red onions and green peppers. I have to say I wasn’t impressed. It had a faint freezer burn smell, and didn’t have a lot of flavor. Fairly big portion for a small, but I wouldn’t get it again. My bf had the peppercorn steak, garlic bread, baked lasagna and salad. It was all quite good except the dressing wasn’t ranch, which he asked for. It was Italian and not great. The steak was small (I guess he only ordered a 6oz) but was cooked to perfection. The gravy was really good but the lasagna was awesome! I think it was better than Bozzini’s restaurant on 104^th. And I love their pasta. As we ate our meals a few other people came in. One group of loud annoying guys and some other couples. One couple left without ordering (not sure why) and another packed up their food quickly and left, looking annoyed. I think it was because the group of guys were playing videos and music on their phones which was seriously annoying. This had nothing to do with the service or establishment, but it just wasn’t a good vibe and I felt a little unsafe. I felt like telling those guys to p*ss off, but you can’t say something like that in Surrey. That wouldn’t have ended well! Overall, I might go again to have their lasagna or try another pasta, but I’d probably order to go so I don’t have to sit in the restaurant. Oh, and be prepare to feel gross afterwards. I had major stomach cramps not long after I ate, so something might have been off :/

Well let me start off by saying, Don’t let looks deceive you… the place don’t look like much from the outside, but if you Love Lasagna, this is the Place to get it… Healthy Portions, not your regular noodles beats the heck outta most other places… reasonable prices. Not much for the entertainment, but that;s just Me…

Owner rips you off, is rude and threatening. Please check out his Facebook response to this.
Perhaps it was a bad day but I went with my partner for her birthday. It was our first and last time there. We were charged $ 36 for 1 jug of pil and spinach dip that was supposed to be a «treat from the house». I didn’t see how this place is a lgbtq establishment. The owner was very mean to us when we questioned the price. We were told to pay or he’d call the police.
He follow up this statement by saying he will be calling the police and lawyer if I don’t produce a receipt. This was from 2 yrs ago.