Dimitris Greek Food - Governors Bay

Come here often for lunch during my work breaks! Obviously they have there busy hours during the day work breaks etc but the staff there are always extremely fast and trying to get your food to you as fast as they can! Amazing spot in town to grab your meal and go find a lovely spot to sit by the river. Souvlaki’s are always consistent and super tasty! Obviously you just have pita, meat you choose (single, double, triple) then lettuce tomato and there beautiful authentic sauce! I have been visiting Dimitris for over 10 years and have never been disappointed! Thank you for being such an amazing place!!!!

I had been to Dimitris Greek Food in 2003 and was greatly impressed by its great food. I think they moved and I was so happy to have found them in the container mall this time when I came to Christchurch again. I ordered a mixed (lamb and chicken) platter and a pita to share with my daughter. Generous portion and is as delicious as what I had in 2003. It is such a nice dish and I hope I don't need to wait for another 10 odd years to have it again. You have to try it if you go to the re:start container mall, look for the stall with the longest queue. Very, very delicious food. You won't go wrong.

Love love love Dimitris! I have been visiting for years and it’s rarely a let down. Really good value for money and really tasty! Definitely worth a visit

Loved it . The bread is soft, The amount of meat and veggie are a lot. Just the right amount of sauce.. Its a huge portion for one person. A must have in Christchurch

We are from Melbourne Australia and we came here few days ago after 2 weeks in NZ and may I start things off by saying THIS IS THE BEST GREEK SOUVLAKI I HAVE EVER EATEN! mind you there are heaps of Greek souvlaki/gyros places in Melbourne but Dimitris does not cut short on taste, amount of meat and veggies and our bread were steaming hot all the way to the last bite! I had to buy a 2nd one for myself that's how **** good it was!! Typical Aussie I had to eat it with my hands. The plastic forks are a waste but I guess that's how NZ'ers eat!