Where to Find Greek Food in Vancouver, by Outing

Choose Takis’ Taverna for a straightforward meal on Davie Street, Apollonia for dinner near Granville Island, or Nammos for a slower, shared meal on Fraser Street. These are three useful options within Vancouver, BC—not a citywide ranking.

Prices are in Canadian dollars; menu prices and regular hours are as listed on November 1, 2026. Confirm current hours before heading out.

Takis’ Taverna: souvlaki in the West End

1106 Davie Street. Takis is the practical choice if you’re staying in the West End and don’t want dinner to become a separate excursion. Its website lists daily service from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., plus online ordering. Location and hours

The menu covers familiar Greek restaurant dishes: souvlaki, meat and vegetarian moussaka, spanakopita, calamari and lamb. For a simple order, start with chicken souvlaki; the online menu lists the small version at $20.95. Vegetarian moussaka and the spanakopita dinner are each $21.95. Takis’ menu

By its posted hours, this is the most flexible lunch-or-dinner option of these three. Use the posted prices as a guide, rather than assuming online and dine-in pricing will always match.

Apollonia: dinner after Granville Island

1830 Fir Street, at West 2nd Avenue. Apollonia is near Granville Island rather than inside the Public Market, making it a useful dinner stop after an island outing. Its reservation listing confirms the address and a 4:30 p.m. opening, while the restaurant’s own website lists Tuesday–Saturday dinner service, with both walk-ins and OpenTable reservations accepted. Don’t plan it as a market-day lunch stop. Apollonia’s visitor information

Choose this one if you want a complete souvlaki plate: its dine-in menu lists rice, lemon-roasted potatoes, Greek salad and tzatziki alongside the skewers. Other options include mousaka and four-hour slow-roasted lamb shoulder with roasted vegetables and lemon potatoes. Apollonia’s dine-in menu

For a car-free afternoon, finish your Granville Island visit before moving to Fir Street for dinner. If boats form part of your plan, choose the crossing using our Aquabus versus False Creek Ferries guide.

Nammos Estiatorio: shared plates and Greek wine

3980 Fraser Street. Nammos is the pick when the meal itself is the outing. The restaurant describes its dishes as family-style, intended for sharing and eating slowly, and its wine list as exclusively Greek. It lists dinner service Monday and Tuesday, with noon openings Wednesday–Sunday. Nammos location, hours and dining format

Build an order around a spread, spanakopita and a larger dish. The current menu lists house spreads at $15 each, spanakopita at $21, beef or vegetarian moussaka at $28, and roasted lamb shoulder at $42. Sharing several dishes means the total depends on the whole table’s order, not just one main. Nammos menu

There’s also an independent reason to consider it: the MICHELIN Guide’s Nammos entry praises its ingredient quality and preparation, highlighting the spreads, spanakopita and seafood.

From a downtown base, plan the Fraser Street journey separately rather than treating Nammos as a waterfront add-on. Enter the restaurant’s address in TransLink’s Trip Planner to compare travel time and transfers for your departure point.