Greek Fiesta at Brier Creek

Stupid. I order their lunch special. It was a gyro, fries and a drink. They offer «Greek fries» with feta, tomato and Greek vinaigrette and I wanted to get this instead of regular fries. They told me that I had to buy it as a side and wanted to charge me an extra $ 6!
So, just order a side of feta for $ 1.99 and ask for the tomato and vinaigrette when you get your order. Problem solved.

Going to pass next time, baklava is good, but the gyro was fake processed meat that made my wife hurl in the parking lot! Greek by design but not quality. Fake smoke flavor in meat taste fuzzy, steak and lamb potted meat is gross!!!

No heater, don’t go in winters. It is freezing cold in there. On top of that they keep their fans on.

Went here for lunch with my mom one day, the restaurant inside is very spacious and large. Friendly staff… but the gyro I had, had very thin sliced meat. Reminded me of food you can get at the State fair… which all in all isn’t bad for a quick bite but definitely didn’t hit the gyro fix that I was hoping for.

I got the Fiesta Platter with a steak Kebab hummus, grape leaves, tabouli, and grilled pita as takeout. The Grill Chef is a Master – the beef is perfect! All the other items are fresh, delicious and wrapped perfectly for takeout! Definately will go more often

Super disappointed. Got home with my food and half of it was missing! My salad had no dressing either. None of the stuffed grape leaves were there (that I paid a considerable amount more for) of course I live too far to go back. I guess if I go back I’ll have to open up all my food and check it before I leave!

Ok, nothing great. Typical fast food Greek style. They screwed up the order. The gyro meat was greasy and the chicken kabob was very dry. The fries were over salted. I think the next time I’m here I will pass and find another place.

I think this place is awesome. I have been to several Greek fiestas and this is the best one. The fries here are great and you can never go wrong with a gyro. The pineapple sweet tea is a wonderful variation on an old classic. Service is usually good and I get my food in a timely manner.

I eat at a decent amount of Greek restaurants. So I came here with high hopes. I will say nothing tasted bad, and the employees were really nice and quick. So I got a gyro and hummas with pita.
The sandwich was ok but not much flavor and looking at the meat it did not look like it was cut off a vertical rotisserie but molded. Meaning the meat industrial produced gyros meat. There was almost no flavor to the meat.
The hummas was nothing special and the olive oil was bland.
The one thing I will say is the pita bread was warm and had good flavor to it.
Overall there are better places and will not probable go back.

I really enjoyed my food here. I’ve been looking for a Greek spot. I ordered the falafel pita. This is a family friendly place with a cool ambiance. I also had a walnut baklava. I will return to this spot at some point.

We ordered the Mediterranean platter and the chicken pita meal, superb! We’ve eaten here several times since moving to Raleigh and the food is always prepared to order and flavorful.

I used to really enjoy the food here, but the last two visits were very disappointing. The fries used to be so good… crispy on the outside and soft and fluffy on the inside. Now the fries are soggy and flavorless. The chicken kabobs used to be moist and perfectly cooked, now they’re over done and dry. They must have also changed the hummus because they’ve stopped sprinkling paprika and drizzling the olive oil over it, which really made it great before. I hope they read these comments and work on improving the food quality. I would love to enjoy eating here again.

I’ve been to Greek Fiesta at Brier Creek 3 times in one week (I’m new in Raleigh). I had the traditional gyro, Greek salad with meat and splurged on a Meditteranean Platter (so huge it was actually 2 meals). Prices are reasonable (lunch specials very reasonable). The food is served ‘fast food’ fast – but more restaurant quality. The staff is very hard-​working, but still super nice. I’ll continue to be a regular now that I’ve discovered this place!

Yummy kabobs, hummus and tzatziki (cucumber dip)! Pretty fast service and the food is fresh. Our «healthy» take out spot.

I’ll admit it, I was prepared not to like this place. After all, it’s called Greek Fiesta. Is it Greek? Is it Mexican? Are there more Spanish-​speaking people in Greece than I’d thought? But the food was actually really good, with a little twist on the standard quick service Greek stuff.
There is a vegetarian menu, but it’s overly complicated. By that I mean that there are a half dozen or so different platters, which are all some combination of hummus, salad, dolmas, tabbouleh, tzatziki, and a pita. So you have to figure out which of those things you want, and then figure out which, if any, of the menu choices correspond with the meal you want. It would be easier to just have a combo plate that let you choose which of those things you wanted. Also, it was really odd that none of those vegetarian plates offered falafel.
Ultimately, I gave up and just got the falafel pita, which I really enjoyed. It had some very spicy pepper relish on it, which isn’t something I’ve ever seen on a falafel sandwich before, but it was really good. We also ordered hummus, which I didn’t like as much. I’m not sure why I liked the hummus on my sandwich, but not the hummus by itself. The fries were perfectly cooked, though they needed salt. Overall, it’s much better than I expected, though I’m still not sure where the fiesta is.

This @GreekFiesta is a nice place to get some Greek Food. I have been a couple of times, and I say the food was prepared to order, and made fresh each time. There are some places that just heat and serve, and the food taste like leftovers, but not here.
The portions are a decent size also. They have a few locations scattered around time. This location is really spacious on the inside.
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Great food for the right price. Service is always up to par and everything tastes fresh. I always order the chicken pita and the cucumber sauce makes it perfect. For $ 7 this chicken pita is a great deal.

I can’t say enough good about Greek Fiesta. I was referred to this business by some friends of mine and my first thought was confusion. Seriously, Greek FIESTA? Interesting name, wonderful food. Their hummus is probably the best I’ve ever had, complimented perfectly with warm pita bread.
Their platters are all great bargains — plenty of Greek goodness for under $ 10. I normally go for the fiesta platter (because it comes with the aforementioned hummus), and I prefer the beef kebob, but the chicken isn’t anything to scoff at.
I also noticed on my last visit (the first time I got food to go, and was pleasantly surprised at how quickly my order was ready) they have what appears to be a worthwhile email list — discounts, free stuff randomly and a free meal on your birthday at least.

I went in to Greek Fiesta with high hopes. The food smelled fantastic. The meats they had on the grill looked delicious. I’m sorry to report that the food I ate didn’t match my hopes.
I don’t recall my exact order, and I can’t find it on the website’s menu, but it was some sort of a veggie pita. I did not get fries or a salad to go with it. I did get a piece of baklava.
I ate the baklava while I waited on my order. It was nothing special. It was on the small side and very dry. The baklava at Neomonde is far superior.
The pita was large, and I was unable to finish it. It was loaded down with sauce and feta cheese and not in a great way. It was too much in a bad way. Both items were constantly falling out making the whole experience very messy. Overall the pita was up eventful. Not terrible, but not worth eating again.
The staff were excellent. Everyone was very friendly and efficient. The place itself was very clean.
I wouldn’t object to eating here again, but I won’t go back on my own. There are plenty of other places to eat in Brier Creek for the same price that are far better.

Not bad. The lamb gyro tasted pretty good but the portion was pretty small so a little disapppointed there.
Would probably go back for occasional greek food cravings but not completely sold.
Maybe I will try the Falafels and the Baklava next time, and hope they will change my mind for the better.