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Go Greek

Greek • Blackpool
Sugarvine
4.9/5
(01253) 300088 17 Westcliffe Drive, Layton, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY3 7BJ (01253)3…Show
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Greek and Mediterranean food to eat in or take away at this Layton venue with a new Atrium dining area.
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About Go Greek

A welcome addition to the scene in Layton, Go Greek café, bar, takeaway and deli opened on busy Westcliffe Drive. Run by Anglo-Greek couple Glenda and Spiros, Go Greek fills a gap in the market here offering fresh Greek and Mediterranean food to eat in and takeaway. The interior is warm, inviting and makes you feel you are abroad; you can experience authentic home-cooked Greek food here with lunch and evening menus including all the favourites like the very popular Souvlaki, hot and cold Meze, fresh fish dishes, tzatziki, humous, salads and more. Meaty mains like Stifado (beef stew with red wine) and Kleftiko (slow roasted shoulder of Lamb) are served with a choice of home roast potatoes or proper, real chips and they offer a great choice of vegetarian dishes, regular changing specialities and desserts. The highly recommended Dionysus Meze includes a large variety of dips, salads and mains and is ideal for larger parties. There is also a good selection of Greek wines and beers. There is some al fresco seating and plenty of free parking right outside the door. Go Greek gift vouchers are available and make ideal presents for birthdays and special occasions. Open for lunch Friday and Saturday and dinner Tuesday to Saturday and closed Sundays and Mondays. (Last food orders 1 hour before closing.) The new Atrium dining area is now open. Come along and enjoy this new part of the restaurant with its Greek courtyard style surroundings

Sugarvine
4.9
Food 5.0/5
Service 5.0/5
Atmosphere 4.8/5
Value for Money 4.8/5
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Opening Times
Mon closed
Tue 17:00 - 22:30 —
Wed 17:00 - 22:30 —
Thu 17:00 - 22:30 —
Fri 12:00 - 15:00 17:30 - 23:00
Sat 12:00 - 15:00 17:30 - 23:00
Sun closed
PLEASE NOTE THAT LAST FOOD ORDERS ARE 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING.

Go Greek Offers

Greek
Blackpool

Early Bird Menu, £12.95

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Early Bird Menu: 2 courses, £12.95; 3 courses, £14.95 (available lunchtimes Friday-Saturday 12pm-2pm and evenings 5pm-7pm, Tuesday to Thursday).

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Lee and tina
Was the best food we had all week in blackpool. Friendly service great food especially the lamb shank which just fell off the bone. We will be back next time we visit. Many thanks
5.0
Stacey Dutton
I came here with a group of friends. The staff were so welcoming and friendly. The atmosphere is lovely and relaxed. The food was delicious and such good value for money. I would recommend anyone to go.
5.0
Abbie
Say no more....AMAZING!!!!!
5.0
Delia Dawson
Excellent every time. Good value, good food, good services.
CH
Awesome Souflaki Pitta at Go Greek today! Beautifully marinated chicken with salad and chips. So reminiscent of the best Greek food in Greece.
Peter Koudellas
Had a meze with two friends, it was delicious authentic Greek food, will definitely be eating there regularly . Taking my daughter and sister next week, we are of Greek Cypriot descent . It was as good as anywhere I've eaten in Greece or Cyprus, Yamas
Lisa
I visited Go Greek with my family last week as we'd heard that they cater well for vegetarians. Both starters and main courses were fresh, well cooked and well presented and were enjoyed by all. The menu offered a variety of vegetarian options which makes a nice change for the area and we would highly recommend this place to others moving forward.
Mary
I had not been back to Go Greek for some time, and tried the new Olive Tree in Preston -BIG MISTAKE - so if you want an authentic Greek meal with atmosphere and good Greek cooking don't go elsewhere. I won't try anywhere else again.
Costas
Well, this is going to be easy. Everything was fantastic. The atmosphere, service, food, prices, absolutely everything. I've been meaning to visit this lovely little restaurant for a long time now. The menu is compact which is great as I can take for ever to choose, although as they have selected some of the best and most popular dishes it was still difficult. We had the Prawn Saganki and Loukaniko & Halloumi to start. Prawn Saganaki is one of those dishes that in theory shouldn't work. Feta cheese, prawns and spicy tomato sauce mixed together? Really? Yes folks, taste sensation let me tell you. Plenty of herbs, especially basil, and the combination works really well so make sure to order some pitta to adequately dispose of all the sauce. The other starter was equally tasty, but you can't really go wrong with good wine soaked village style pork sausages and tasty Cyprus sheep's milk cheese. One of the best taste combos out there. The sausage was cooked just right so all the subtle flavours came through and the cheese was prefect too, nice and soft. I particularly liked the presentation of the Loukaniko which made the pieces look like mini octopus. Onto the mains where we chose Kleftiko and the Fish Platter. Kleftiko was a lamb shank served with potatoes, carrots and shallot. The meat just fell off the bone but was full of flavour and the accompaniments were equally flavoursome with just the right softness without disintegrating. Fish Platter consisted of a lovely white filet which had been expertly cooked so that it flaked off the skin but was still moist and delicious, large mussels that had been topped with an incredibly thin crust which was delightful, a whole kalamari that had been cut into rings, floured and fried plus some king prawns. The whole lot was served with a small salad garnish, half a lemon and a side of divinely sweet oven potatoes. We also had the obligatory Horiatiki Salata (village salad) which comprised of a mix of very fresh and crisp lettuce, cucumber, tomato, red onion, green pepper, black olives and feta. It was very lightly dressed, but personally, that's better than being drowned in dressing to the point where it's all gone soggy before you've eaten half of it. All this was assisted on its way down with a delightful bottle of Retsina, which I think is still far too underrated a wine in this country. Go to the supermarket and buy a bottle. Try it with seafood, nibbles or just in a paper bag on a park bench. You won't be disappointed, unless it's raining when you're sat on that bench and your paper bag is getting soggy. Anyway, to round off an already pleasurable evening, we found a small space for dessert. The Baklava is made in-house and is to die for. Sorry mum, but it shouldn't be downed in syrup (luckily she doesn't go online). The crispy top complemented the chewy, soaked base and the crunchy nuts. Nothing bad to see here folks, keep moving along, all the way to Go Greek. Seriously, if you haven't been, GO, GO, GO!!! Trust me, I'm Greek .....
Frank
My wife and I have been regular visitors to Go Greek for almost four years. We find it a very relaxing place to eat. The staff have that rare quality of making one seem more than just a paying customer. The chef obviously knows how to cook and present authentic Greek food. (We have eaten in Greece itself.). All the dishes are a pleasure to eat. The fish, especially the red snapper, is absolutely delicious. The atmosphere is bright and cheerful. The people of Layton are very lucky to have this restaurant in their neighbourhood. We have to travel three quarters of an hour to get there!
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Fact File

Main dining room capacity 30
Best seat Window seat
Max group booking size 16
Outside dining space Yes

Disabled Facilities

Wheelchair access throughout facility Yes
Dedicated disabled toilets Yes

Additional Information

Wifi free
Payment by credit card Yes
Payment by debit card Yes
Air conditioning Yes
Takeaway services Yes
Covered smoking area no covered smoking area