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  This year, the portion size went WAY down, and the prices stayed the same. For five bucks I git three measly Greek donuts. Three! And the desserts for sale in the bakery area were much smaller as well. It's always expensive there, but this is the first year where I feel like I got ripped off.

  Added February 18, 2017 by Scott Sederholm
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  The food is Horrible and way over priced! I literally got only 3 pieces of meat in my Gyro they hide the fact of very little meat with covering it in tzaziki sauce. So you pay 3 dollars to get in to get ripped off at the food court. Shame on them. There is no organization and you have to wait in long lines while everyone (employees) are socializing. Save your money don't come here!

  Added October 02, 2016 by Mya de la Torre
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  Not as good as it used to be........
  - Long lines to get in, long lines for food;
  - Food is very expensive, tiny, tiny portions
  - Food is cold by the time you get seated
  
  Go for the culture, the Greek dancing, skip the food.

  Added August 15, 2016 by Lauren Freeman
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  The Greek festival was more like the "Stand In Line" festival. You pay to get in but that doesn't "get" you anything other than more things to pay for and more lines. The line for food took 40 minutes. The blow up play areas for kids is pay per use. $1 gets my three year old a 16 second run though the only three year old play area. Oh, the kids have to take off their shoes of course but there was no area for them to stand other than the dirt. One of my kids got a cut under his foot. Great, a dirty cut. It was so disappointing to the point where I felt scammed.

  Added August 14, 2016 by Darwin Sayo