Think Greek Grill & Yogurt Bar

The food is fantastic, everything we tried was delicious! We are vegetarian. Sometimes it’s difficult to find new places to try. This was a great success, first try! Generous portions, especially for the very reasonable prices. Staff and Management are very kind and helpful!!!

Not many dining choices in Glassboro if you avoid fast food, so I appreciate having Think Greek salads and gyros. Rowan students are employed — and high turnover results in the quality of the food being unpredictable. Lately there is a new manager employed which has improved the quality of the food and service. Not five stars because I think the meat is usually overcooked and overworked — just slice the meat and serve it.

This place is the real deal. We eat here often. They have two shops, Glassboro, NJ… and on an island off the Greek coast… food and people are FANTASTIC!!! So happy they are walking distance from our house!

The Greek salad was awesome. Especially the grape leaf roll things were fantastic. But the chicken kabobs were dry and over cooked. Also the flat bread was totally stale.

Was driving by on the way to the shore on July 4^th, and stopped by because veg options are scarce in the area. The food took a very long time (despite only having about 5 other customers), but the guy was friendly enough. They also get points for being open on the holiday at all.
The falafel wrap was pretty good, the hummus with pitas was acceptable considering my hunger level, but the Greek fries were a heart attack in a take out container. It was basically thick cut fries covered with feta cheese (and salty feta liquid, so kinda soggy too). Honestly my disgust is mostly with myself for eating them anyway (hey, I was starving!) But it’s also probably my husband’s fault for ordering them.
I would probably go back to Think Greek in another pinch, but I’d definitely avoid the fries unless I want to feel gross for 3 days again…

I have ordered from this establishment several times, it’s one of few that offer fresh, healthy food that delivers. Each time the staff has been friendly and accommodating. The food is always good and not over priced.

Absolutely love the food here
For a little college town place. Service is always friendly. I dream at night sometimes about the spicy feta dip it is the most amazing thing ever. I tried to make my own but didn’t come close. Plus your pita is always so fresh it’s perfect. Also love the tasty chicken skewers especially over your delicious Greek salad.
At some point would be nice have a few comfier chairs to sit in but it’s a fun place. Try everything.

I have ordered from there several times for pickup and the food is always great. I ordered the Greek fries last time with the feta and herbs and everyone loved them. We had to wait a couple of minutes for our order to be ready, but they gave us complimentary baklava to make up for it.
Always call ahead and order your food. They can get overwhelmed with orders sometimes, but they are definitely worth a try.

Two of us shared the appetizer sampler and a gyro plate and had quite a bit leftover. The feta dip from the sampler is addictive. Food was overall delicious. We ordered to take home and found we were missing the gyro plate. I called and they offered delivery — food arrived twenty minutes later. Highly recommended, a welcome addition with authentic Greek specialities.

Solid little place and a nice surprise! While visiting with my parents we decided to try it out.
On a Thursday at about 5:30 they were pleasantly busy. We had decide to do family style so we got a number of appetizers and a traditional Greek Salad.
We got: hummus, the eggplant app, the cheese/​phyllo app and a Greek salad:
The hummus was good — not the best I’ve ever had but it was good. Note it had a lot of garlic so if you indulge during a date sneak a breath mint post meal.
The eggplant was not what I expected but it was flavorful. It had a hummus-​like texture.
The cheese-​phyllo thing was crispy cheesy goodness and plenty big to share.
The Greek Salad was very similar to what I enjoyed in Greece. Chunks of cucumber, tomato, olives and green pepper dressed with olive oil and oregano with a healthy slice of feta places on top. While it was good the tomatoes were a little bland. That might just be a seasonal thing.
It seems like everything was served with a side of pita-​not that I’m complaining.
Although we got take out I did check out the place while waiting for our order. It was sparse inside, but clean. Just a few simple tables inside and a few on the sidewalk outside. The cashier was sweet. I don’t think there is a server per se — maybe if you dine in you order with the cashier and she will drop it off at your table?
They also have frozen Greek yogurt. I’m looking forward to returning to try that… especially now that summer is quickly approaching.
Sorry for not including the real Greek names for things… without the menu in front of me I would horribly butcher their spellings…

I think I am becoming obsessed with gyros — is that a bad thing? In the land of the Philly Cheesesteak, I find myself craving a good gyro sliced right off the cone. So I was excited when I saw this restaurant in downtown Glassboro just off Rowan University campus. I am not sure what rock I have been living under, but this joint has evidently been around for a couple years.
I was greeted by an older — what I think was — Greek gentleman and was staring at two beautiful lamb cones on spits right behind the counter. I thought to myself that I would be in for a treat. I was a little troubled when I saw the sliced meat transferred from the cone to the flat top, but my fears were unfounded.
I found the service to be emotionless and slow — I can’t say rude, but just not friendly. I waited about 15 minutes for my order with just 1 person ahead of me.
However, all that was forgotten when I got my actual gyro. Warm pita, generous portions of tender meat, fresh tomato, and crunchy onion. I also appreciated that they put the Z sauce on as a condiment, not drowning the gyro like some places do.
I also ordered a side of Aegean sauce to see what that was about. It is a mixture of mayo and mustard, but I recommend sticking with the Z sauce. The sandwich comes with a small bag of fresh fried and seasoned chips.
Think Greek should make you think Greek the next time you are in Glassboro.

This place is a diamond in the rough. I’m a fan of good Greek food and this place has GOOD Greek food.

Really small and mom/​pop place!!! Stopped by for lunch for first time and ordered Falafel Gyro… Amazing!!! Make sure you get it with the Spicy Feta!!! The homemade Chips are really tasty and crispy… Would go back again for sure!!!

Think Greek is a great concept and just what Glassboro needs. Gyros, kabobs, salads and desserts. What more could you want! How about service…
Overall Think Greek has great food. Unfortunatly, their service is lacking. You must order ahead to get your meal on time. Also have experienced food that is cold as they let it sit too long. As for the food, well the gyro meat is excellent, they have homemade chips when warm and fresh, and excellent salads. Remember to tell them to cook the fries thoroughly as sometimes they are cold and mushy. Portion size for the price is great.
Again, a must try but don’t expect a lot service wise and make them aware if the food is cold.

If I could give 10 stars I would. The food and service were excellent.
The hummus is phenomenal serves with warm pita.
The Greek salad is huge, enough for two.
Greek fries were interesting, topped with feta cheese.
My wife had the chicken souvlaki in a pita and she loved it.
I had the lamb gyro and honestly it was the best gyro I’ve ever eaten.
I highly recommend this place, I hope the residents of Glassboro support this hidden gem of a restaurant.

I work nearby and order frequently at this location. I have even have my coworkers on making purchases. Everyone has been pretty happy with the taste and portions. I was in for a little surprise when we made an office order today and realized how much they reduced some of the items. The Gyro platter with the Greek salad-​the salad use to come in a brown box and was a nice amount, but now it was literally reduced by half served in a small plastic container. Even the Gyro meat was not as much as they use to provide. The tzatziki and Aegean Sauces are now choices, they no longer provide both. I will continue to purchase from the restaurant, on occasion, but will start looking at other options.
Thanks.

Best GREEK cuisine I’ve had on the east coast. The owners are kind and take pride in the food they serve. You will not be disappointed!!! Even our ten month old couldn’t stop eating the hummus and authentic greek yogurt

Truly enjoyed my meal from Think Greek. I really hope that they stick around, mainly because I hate to see any business fail, BUT I really love Greek food!
The gyro meat was SOOOOOOO yummy. Just crispy enough, and so juicy. Loved the tzaziki sauce as well. The stuffed grape leaves are delicious and so hard to find in my area, that I hope the business continues JUST for them!

Took my wife here for lunch. I got the gyro pita and she got the gyro platter. Hint, spend the extra two dollars on the platter. Her platter had almost double the food and a salad with a delicious stuffed grape leaf. Every bite of both meals was a flavor explosion. We also got an order of Greek fries with feta cheese on them. Fries were perfectly cooked and delicious. After stuffing ourselves, we boxed up the leftovers and it was enough of a meal for our dinner that night. Owner/​counter person seemed very pleasant and accommodating. Can’t wait to come back here again and try some other menu items.

The Greek salad often has too much dressing on it for my liking, and the salad is expensive for not having any meat in it. The feta, olives, and dressing all taste very good (watch out for pits in the olives). I would like to see the price on the salad come down and/​or include some grilled chicken in it.
Yesterday I tried the gyro. Pretty good, a bit too much tzatziki for my liking, but the meat was good and the pita was soft. I’d order it again.
Currently, they are only serving take out, I was informed by the staff that tables and full menus are on order and should be arriving sometime soon.
Think Greek has potential, I am hoping they do something great with that potential. Glassboro could use a good Greek restaurant.