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Where can you find recommendable Greek restaurants in Seattle?

Lola, Yanni’s, Mykonos, and Taki’s Mad Greek compare a downtown restaurant, two north-side tavernas, and a casual neighborhood choice.

4 Greek restaurants to compare in Seattle

Short answer

Seattle spreads its Greek restaurants between downtown and northern neighborhoods. Lola offers brunch and a contemporary Greek interpretation near Pike Place; Yanni’s preserves a family tradition in Greenwood; Mykonos Greek Grill serves classics in Green Lake; Taki’s Mad Greek adds gyros and casual cooking near Crown Hill. Omega Ouzeri was excluded as permanently closed.

4 restaurants with different strengths

Lola is the highest-volume, best-located reference, with more than 4,600 reviews, brunch, and a 4.4 rating. Google Maps showed 4.4/5 from 4,650 reviews when checked on September 16, 2026.

Yanni's Greek Restaurant is the first traditional choice, with a 4.7 rating, more than eight hundred reviews, and family cooking in Greenwood. Google Maps showed 4.7/5 from 849 reviews when checked on September 16, 2026.

Mykonos Greek Grill is Green Lake’s practical taverna, with a 4.6 rating and more than seven hundred reviews. Google Maps showed 4.6/5 from 704 reviews when checked on September 16, 2026.

Taki's Mad Greek is the northwest casual choice, with a 4.3 rating and 532 reviews; it stands out for convenience rather than numbers. Google Maps showed 4.3/5 from 532 reviews when checked on September 16, 2026.

How to choose

Yanni’s has the highest rating and is the first recommendation for traditional cooking; Mykonos combines a 4.6 rating with a solid base and simple setting; Lola dominates by volume, brunch, and location, though its menu is more contemporary; Taki’s is the casual choice with the group’s lowest rating.

Before visiting

Google ratings and review counts are dated snapshots. Menus, prices, hours, reservation policies, and locations can change. Confirm current details on the official website and Google Maps before traveling.

Bottom line

There is no universal winner: choose by specialty, atmosphere, location, and meal type, then recheck variable details before visiting.

Verification

Sources & references

These independent references add context or corroborate key facts used in this guide. Restaurant websites are kept on the business profiles rather than repeated here. Current information can change after the access date shown below.

  1. Official website of Lola ↗ Primary source Lola · Accessed September 16, 2026

    Primary source for identity, concept, menu, and contact details.

  2. Official website of Yanni's Greek Restaurant ↗ Primary source Yanni's Greek Restaurant · Accessed September 16, 2026

    Primary source for identity, concept, menu, and contact details.

  3. Official website of Mykonos Greek Grill ↗ Primary source Mykonos Greek Grill · Accessed September 16, 2026

    Primary source for identity, concept, menu, and contact details.

  4. Official website of Taki's Mad Greek ↗ Primary source Taki's Mad Greek · Accessed September 16, 2026

    Primary source for identity, concept, menu, and contact details.

  5. Google Maps listing for Lola ↗ Community source Google Maps · Accessed September 16, 2026

    Direct check of rating, review count, operating status, and address; variable data.

  6. Google Maps listing for Yanni's Greek Restaurant ↗ Community source Google Maps · Accessed September 16, 2026

    Direct check of rating, review count, operating status, and address; variable data.

  7. Google Maps listing for Mykonos Greek Grill ↗ Community source Google Maps · Accessed September 16, 2026

    Direct check of rating, review count, operating status, and address; variable data.

  8. Google Maps listing for Taki's Mad Greek ↗ Community source Google Maps · Accessed September 16, 2026

    Direct check of rating, review count, operating status, and address; variable data.