Acropolis - Montréal

Upon entering this restaurant, you are immediately transported to Greece with its splashes of blue and white accents on the balconies and multiple levels.

This restaurant always goes above and beyond expectations. It feels like being greeted by an old friend. Whenever I'm in Montreal, visiting Ouzerie is a must.

This restaurant used to be really good but unfortunately it is now closed. It's a shame. There was no notice about whether it was relocated or shut down permanently.

My wife and I stumbled across this restaurant on a Sunday night and thought we'd give it a try. It was completely empty but nicely appointed as though in Greece, typical white and blue theme. We walked in and had to get the owner's attention as he didn't hear us come in? He sat us near the window of course to help give the illusion it was less empty. Right away our server who is also the owner started into the political state of the world, he later came to apologize and then started right up again which negated his apology, not what we were looking for. Upon paying the bill I tried to stay off politics but he started up again! Needless to say we were baffled, my wife walked out in outrage so that will certainly be the first and last time we come here! We ordered a Pikilia plate and two chicken pitas with a glass of wine each. The Pikilia was average, tomatoes were cold and limp and the other items average. Our chicken pitas were large but very average, we get much better food from the little Greek restaurant up the street from us. What was supposed to be a romantic spontaneous outing turned into a Seinfeld soup nazi type of experience. Prices are reasonable.

Looks like a family restaurant, husband cooks wife serves. Decent quality of food nothing special. Average experience