Pappous & Yia Yia's Kouzina

"Our family goes here regularly. We LOVE the authentic food. The owner is generous and always accomodating to our baby. If you've ever visited Greece, and miss it terribly, you'll love this place. It's the atmosphere more as well as the food"

"The food was great and the prices were very reasonable. My lunch special which included a lamb gyro and homemade French fries was only $11.50. The appetizers were also delicious. We will definitely be back."

"What a great lil spot for greek food!! It is a small cafe style place and the owner treats everyone like family. We had a shrimp skewer over a bed of rice which was a special and a lamb & chicken slouvlaki combination dinner. Both were amazingly delicious. We also had the homemade sangria which was sooo good and ended the evening with tha baklava and that was very good as well."

"Needed a quick lunch decided to stop by this place and I’m glad I did. It’s small but service was good. I got the lunch special even on a Sunday which was a sandwich with fries for 11.50. I ordered the chicken sandwich and also the lamb gyro both were very good. The fries are homemade there and were really good as well. I also ordered the lemon chicken soup which good as well. I’m definitely coming back to this place."

"After five or so visits so far, I have come to really love this chef-owned and operated new restaurant in New Rochelle. The grilled Octopus appetizer is a very large portion for the price (nearly twice the size of the Greek place down the road but for $2 less!) while being perfectly cooked and seasoned with olive oil, lemon, and fresh herbs. Delicious! I’ve twice tried the daily fish special entree - a full sized grilled Bronzino - and both times is was very fresh, flavorful, and flakey just as it should be. The “Poseidon Thalassina” seafood combination platter is another favorite dish. All the dips we have tried so far have been excellent. Love their pita bread too - flame cooked and served hot right off the grill. Nice atmosphere with several hand painted murals of Greece and similarly themed music playing overhead. They also now serve alcohol and have a decently varied wine selection, several novelty beers, and both red and white homemade Sangria. Just a short walk from the MetroNorth train station on the same street as Posto 22 and Wooden Spoon. On par with Dubrovnik’s for quality, yet more casual and quaint. Service is very attentive as it’s rarely crowded with only recently opening and still relatively undiscovered. Highly recommend."