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A very gay crowd, really nice service and great food! It tends to be a bit crowded and noisy, because it's so popular, but they really go out of their way to show you a good time.

Great food and really nice service. A very relaxed and slightly hip place; menu is mostly sandwiches and salads. A good choice when you're in the Montrose.

Food was great and the service was top-notch. The staff really went out of their way to make us feel welcome and make sure we had everything we needed.

Have only been once, but I would try it again. It's definitely casual (place your order at the counter and get a number) but I'm not so sure it's inexpensive. If you get a "dinner" and some sweets to go, you'll spend about $20. Definitely authentic, though, with lots of traditional Greek dishes

The crowd is definitely friendly here, the bartenders not so much. The patio is NOT that clean, and anyone who thinks so hasn't seen it in daylight. How hard would it be to hose it down once in a while? Obviously they are not spending money or taking time to make this place as nice as it could be. In many ways a typical bar. The crowd shows up at or 11 pm, at off times you may find yourself bored unless you are looking for activity outside.

A non-denominational spiritual space in the Montrose.

Been going here for years. Definitely a good place if you want to get off. Needless to say, the "big boys" (and I don't mean height and weight) show up from time to time. And a lot of guys you wouldn't see at bars, too (married, etc). The place is nice. The gym is well turned out, pool is great, and they keep the whole place clean. Only problem is the showers. They never have hot water.

Have visited several times, the staff is very friendly and they have pretty much whatever you would need leather-wise.

In a city where museum admissions can cost $7 or more, the Menil is a great alternative. Always something new on exhibit, and always free parking. A real find.