Top Spin - Eitorf

I think the food is very good, and the bad reviews about the little Greek are unjustified. This Greek delicacy is a must-try. Absolutely recommended if you don... read more I think the food is very good, and the bad reviews about the little Greek are unjustified. This Greek delicacy is a must-try. Absolutely recommended if you don 't know where to go for dinner.

Today was our first time eating here since the change of ownership. The ambiance is still dated (as the owner of the tennis hall is known to have a hedgehog in... read more Today was our first time eating here since the change of ownership. The ambiance is still dated (as the owner of the tennis hall is known to have a hedgehog in his pocket). Even when ordering drinks, the service was first-class: a Greek white wine was recommended and presented! The appetizer platter was plentiful, lovingly prepared, and the craftsmanship was top-notch! The main courses (grilled lamb and calamari) were more than sufficient for average eaters and, again, the craftsmanship was excellent. Unfortunately, the principle in Eitorf is: see and be seen! Otherwise, you wouldn't be able to get a seat without a reservation (if it were only about taste and quality). If you don't eat here, it's your own fault. You can't find better food anywhere in Eitorf! Thank you for a great evening.

After the change of ownership, the Greek cuisine remains top-notch. Daily special: grilled liver cooked to perfection. Seasoned fries, fresh salad, and a good d... read more After the change of ownership, the Greek cuisine remains top-notch. Daily special: grilled liver cooked to perfection. Seasoned fries, fresh salad, and a good dressing. Ask the waiter about the wines: a dry Imiglikos pairs well. Still a great local spot!

There were four of us there, and everyone enjoyed the food. The service was friendly and attentive. We'll definitely be back. read more There were four of us there, and everyone enjoyed the food. The service was friendly and attentive. We'll definitely be back.

I recently went to this Greek restaurant, full of anticipation for gyros as you know it – with a portion that felt like a feast. But what I got was, alas, more... read more I recently went to this Greek restaurant, full of anticipation for gyros as you know it – with a portion that felt like a feast. But what I got was, alas, more like a snack for a squirrel 's tiny stomach. The portion was so small that I thought the waiter might have accidentally served it for a children 's menu. And then the taste... oh boy. The gyros had the right idea, but unfortunately, not the right seasoning secret. It tasted more like a failed experiment that had been forgotten in a Tupperware container for a week. I would have relied on the traditional Greek cooked salami rather than this dish. The waiter: A short, Greek man who gave the impression he 'd just had an argument with his own lunch break. Friendliness? None. Maybe he should take some lessons in smiling from Grandpa at a Greek taverna. All in all, if you really want to enjoy Greek food to the fullest, I would recommend looking for another taverna where portions are larger and the smiles are far more palatable than the gyros.