Great greek food in Ogden! My favorite is the chicken souvlaki with the rice! Portion size are big! Every meal come with a salad and pitta bread as well. The frise are pretty good too but the rice is the best. Its lemon rice with a thick flavor on them. Mmmmm so good!! Just a heads up though (and this is why I didn't give a five star) is the beer on tap (only two kinds of beers) are flat and taste off so get bottle beer or a mix drink. I like their long island ice teas, Very good! Parking is small, but can park on the street or at the stores around the place and walk to it. Come try it!
Review Source:I'm from So. Ca. , visit N. Ogden a few times a year to visit family. Â I usually struggle to find great food in the area but this summer stopped at Andys.. Wow.. def the best food I have had out in the Ogden area.(kicking myself for passing it for 15 yrs..) No more ruby river for this guy.. Hole in the walls like this absolutely Rock. I have yet to even try their rib eye because the darn sirloin is so frigging good! Cold beer to boot, as well you can have take out and buy meat from them as well. Don't get pissed if they are busy. All good and I'm use to exceptional food in So. Ca. Andys is up there with the best for a fraction of $!
Review Source:As far as Greek in Utah... This is my recommendation to those who like/want Greek. Â
I loved the food - the Dolmathakia were wonderful - best in the state. Â The Gyro's were fantastic as was the rice... Â The salads & Slovakia that I saw come out of the kitchen looked great & I will make sure to go back and try them all (yes, because they looked so good). Â I just wish they had some specials that you don't normally get at your average Greek restaurant... Â Maybe some Spanakopita, or some Pastitsio... or some Kotopoulo me Bamies... Â oh well....
The service was adequate, and the ambiance was okay... Nothing to write home about, but both were good....
I will be back - Opa!!!
My husband and I have been wanting to visit Andy's Lounge for the longest. We read the reviews and each time we drove by the small parking lot was crowded. So last night my husband and I decided to celebrate our "months" anniversary. We just go out to dinner once a month on the date we were married "the 14th" But last night was more memorably in a "horrifyingly RUDE customer service sort of way" which left us both feeling that we both wished we followed our first plan and gone to Five Guys for burgers instead. The server was so VERY condescending and disrespectful. I mean this was our FIRST time there and I had trouble deciding on what to get...then she parrots the menu as if she is frustrated with my indecision. So, she turns her head from me, looks at my husband and says "Well, do you know what you want" I then respond by saying...I'll just have the same thing..duh?? When the "nice" server appeared I tried to change my order with her but it was too late so I suffered through 2 bites of a distasteful meal, left my cold rice and lettuce and tomatoes and waited patiently for my check. Sitting there was so insufferable that my husband asked if I wanted to go to the car but I could leave him there "alone" with all that ill-treatment so we endured the 20 minute wait for your check, pay and get out process. Overall, the food at Andy's was..eh, just okay, as I mentioned, the rice was cold, the salad was very American (no feta cheese or olives) and in terms of flavor, the most thing that needed flavoring was the server. She could have used a little seasoning in the department of personal ettiquette and tender graces. All in all, I think Norman Bates would have made a better server. Never again will we spoil a another special occassion on Andy's Greek Lounge....Thanks but no thanks.
Review Source:I have never been disappointed with the food here. Â Everything tastes fresh and so different from the chain restaurants around town. I usually get the chicken souvlaki with lemon rice and every morsel goes down like butter. Â I only wish they would add baklava to the menu. Â A+++++++
Review Source:Very good Greek food with an option for an adult beverage. Â Keep in mind all the food is cooked to order and there is limited staff who are trying to server both food and beverage so service is usually slow but good. Â You get a hearty portion of tasty food at a reasonable price. Â Family favorites include chicken slouvaki, Andy's steak, gyros (this is not their best item) the homemade fries, great lemon rice, a side of feta, etc.
Review Source:If you like Greek food, then this is the place to eat. Be aware that the portions are huge so order accordingly. The steaks are great their weekend Brunches are the best. it is a small little hole in the wall with shitty parking and they don't reserve tables or seat you when you walk in... So go early find a table get a pitcher of beer and look over the menu and get ready to eat!!! You will go back, again and again.
they also have a drive up for quick and easy take out.
Parking is very limited. More parking on the north side in the the Hastings lot. Ambiance is bar like - small, dark, industrial carpet, electronic juke box, old wooden tables. I ordered the Gyro Sandwich which comes with salad or fries. I've never had a Gyro before so I can't say I'm the best judge. I though the meat was good, the bread was soft, the tomatoes tasted fine, the sauce was yummy. Over all it maybe could have used slight more...something. Hot sauce or something else sharp like onion/garlic/vinegar...something. The salad was iceberg and the balsamic vinegar dressing tasted like water. The ranch was okay but I couldn't finish the salad, a little too plain. The guy next to me ordered the same but with fries. His fries were skinny and soggy limp. My husband went back last week after his friends told him that they don't do so well with the Greek food but that the steak sandwich is really good. He liked the steak sandwich more than his gyro. It was cheap, the service was mediocre, the food was just okay.
Review Source:Pulling into the parking lot, expecting a spot for Brunch, this place didn't seem to fit the typical spot for Sunday brunches but wow was I surprised!
This spot is usually a little dive bar but they also specialize in amazing Greek food and a solid Brunch on Sundays from 11-2pm. Their menu is quite extensive, tons of options, the servers and bartenders are very nice, the prices are unbelievable (compared to Seattle - 4 bloody mary's and 2 breakfasts platters was $28!..wooooow! amazing!)
My husband and I came to visit for the weekend and had a friends brunch here and they all frequent the spot and their word proved to be true to just how good this place was. Drinks are made well, their steak is super tasty, the feta omelet is feta-filled to the max and is very delicious. I would highly recommend coming here with friends for a meal and drinks any day, any time! :)
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