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Best Greek food near Groton, Connecticut, United States
Reviews on Greek food in Groton, Connecticut, United States. Sitting at a strategic position along the Thames River, water has played a significant part in the growth of Groton, Connecticut. Visit Fort Griswold, a Revolutionary War era base built to defend the port of New London, most infamously known as the site of the betrayal of American forces by Benedict Arnold. Groton is also the "Submarine Capital of the World," home to the US Navy's main submarine base, as well as the Submarine Force Museum, where visitors can board the first nuclear submarine.
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1. Caffe NV
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By MosesG956
Lunch was delightful and delicious. I started with the fig & marscapone in phyllo served on drizzled balsamic vinaigrette. It was a most delicious appetizer.For lunch, I ordered the Baked Stuffed Portabello mushroom stuffed with grilled chicken, roasted vegetable and provolone cheese, served with a tossed salad. It was yumptious!For dessert, the lemon drop cheesecake. Absolutely delicious! and a nice sized portion!The hot food was served hot! and the cold served cold.The food was all beautifully presented.The food portions were ample (I took home leftovers) but not in a wasteful way.The food was served timely manner, not rushed, not lagging.The bread served was soft and fresh.The tables were all full but it wasn't too loud and our waitress was there when we needed her and not when we didn't. She was prompt and polite. When it was time to pay the bill, the waitress took care of it quickly.Highly recommend this restaurant. Fresh delicious food. Professional waitress. Pleasant atmosphere and not really pricey!
2. Ocean Pizza Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By JHAllen
On a raw misty evening we found our usual favorites closed for the season and Trip Advisor lead us here. It being a Monday we had our choice of seats and we were greeted quickly. Our drink orders taken we perused the menu which contained mostly Italian items, but also included Greek, seafood and traditional items. My wife had baked haddock 6 large pieces with salad and baked potato. I had liver served with bacon and onions salad and baked potato. All portions were huge, enough for several meals at home. With some protein the salads would be enough for a meal! A great neighbor hood restaurant, not far off the main drag. Thanks Trip Advisor
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3. Pick Pockets and Deli
Reviewed By GrotonThames
I love this place. When you're in love, you look past the flaws, you find faults to be intriguing, imperfections are attractive, and Iâm still in that place. We have tried most of the dishes at Pick Pockets Deli, and they have all been fabulous. My wife says you need to judge a place like this by their falafel, and they passed the test by serving perfectly browned and seasoned ground chick pea balls. We ordered the falafel in a pita and as a side with two different sauces, the tahini and tzatziki. Their tahini sauce is perfect because it's not too anything, which is difficult. Another important test is the chicken, and they have a great recipe for chicken souvlaki. The grilled chicken was marinated and very flavorful, and I plan to try more of their meats. Not that there nothing to complain about. I will start changing my tune if they donât start to decorate something. All this flavor, and the walls are almost bare. I will say that the restaurant seems brand new, everything has just been painted, and I am glad they started their focus with the food, but now is a good time to consider some landscaping and maybe a potted plant. I get everything to go because I live three blocks away and have three kids, but most of your guests will have to pull into your driveway. The restaurant is clean inside and freshly painted outside, but it has no curb appeal outside and generic deli seats inside. If I was forced to say something negative about the food, I would say the tzatziki was only palatable, but not delicious (I tend to like it with a little more garlic). The fatoosh looked divine, but was also very bland. This may be due to the season and the taste of tomatoes in May/June. I will say the tabbouleh type is not my preference. I think of it as more Lebanese (meaning too much green and not enough Bulgar and tomatoes), but on multiple occasions the hummus is fantastic.
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