Greek to Me Prassino

It's hard to put your finger on exactly why this place is almost always empty, despite a pretty decent location. Are people put-off by the name? Is Greek food just to niche for this part of Cincinnati? How about the fact that the entrance isn't right off the street (you have to go into the office building to get to it). Maybe it's because the lights are never turned on and the fact that no one seems to eat there makes it look closed all the time. Maybe it all comes down to brass tacks - the food is just alright.

I's like to echo Eric's comment: "I've found nothing to RAVE about" because it's so true. I have had good gyros here that satisfy my need for a hot lunch. I particularly like the pita bread that they use, but I've also found myself with a half-eaten gyro, unwilling to finish the rest  - certainly not due to a lack of appetite.

Make sure you understand what you are ordering. I was vastly disappointed when my "philly" contained nothing resembling steak but did include mayonnaise. Gross.
By the lack of patronage, I believe the majority has ruled here- It's Greek to me is just OK.

I hit up Greek to Me because you can always find a table. This is typically not a great sign for a restaurant, but it's true. While Court Street restaurants tend to have a line out the door around noon, Green to Me is tucked away and not many people seem to know it's there.

This is unfortunate because the place is decent. The food is good, affordable lunch Greek in okay portions. I've found nothing to RAVE about but I do enjoy the restaurant and hope that within their first year they smooth out the few rough edges they have.

This is the perfect place for lunch.  I usually run in and grab a salad or gyro with chicken.  The vegetables are always fresh and adding a little chicken to the salad makes for a very satisfying lunch.  I also love the warm pita they serve on the side.  The service is deli style and the prices are incredibly reasonable.  They also have options for patrons that prefer American cuisine as well as dangerously addictive fries.