Restaurants GuideGreek

Zorba’s Restaurant

  • 681 Danforth Ave. (at Pape) View on map »
  • 416-406-1212
Editorial Review

Here lies a cavernous, family-oriented Danforth stalwart where patrons can count on getting some sort of grilled meat with potatoes, rice and Greek salad on the side—even at 4 a.m. (on Friday and Saturday nights). Alternatives to the ubiquitous souvlaki include lamb chops and moussaka, and a gyro piled high with tzatziki, tomatoes and onion. Platters and combos provide a little bit of everything for couples or groups. Mains $7.75–$20.50.

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