Hadn't had a Greeks in over 20 years (college). Â Not cheap pie by any stretch and our waitress was WAY below average BUT I'd surely go back. Â The crust is exquisite! Â We had a basic creation (italian sausage/pep) and bread sticks w/ garlic butter. Â I'll plan on eating outside a nice evening from now on unless it's not crowded inside - or order for pickup - (we had to suffer sitting next to large party with a couple obnoxious older women). Â Too small parking lot for number of tables - plan on parking on the street or next door at dentist office if evening.
Review Source:We ordered a couple pizzas for delivery -- a pepperoni and a buffalo chicken. Both were just ok, the sauce on the buffalo being kind of simplistic and tasting a lot like vinegar and mayo. Additionally, while I do expect smaller pizza places to be more expensive than the big chains, it was quite pricey for what we got -- the pizzas were smaller than I expected, and we had trouble feeding 5 people for $45, which on pizza is not anywhere near a good deal.
The biggest problem, though, was the delivery driver. First, he couldn't find our house, which I understand -- but when he called me for directions, he didn't even understand cardinal references. I'd say we were just west of such-and-such road, and he only got more confused. Really? We're in Noblesville, not that far from Greeks. It was a frustrating, long conversation to talk him into the neighborhood, and I had to start using landmarks instead of street names and directions because he just couldn't grasp that. Then, the coup de grace, when he actually arrived and was handing the pizzas to me he was criticizing the houses in our neighborhood, because they were too close to the street or he didn't like the architectural styles or whatever -- it was very rude, and at some point I stopped listening because I just wanted him to leave. I realize pizza drivers aren't necessarily going to be the epitome of customer service, but some basic courtesy to not insult people's homes would be appreciated.
We tried their buffalo pizza and it was forgettable. Â So was their Hawaiian. Â It's all about the crust. Â The crust gets me every time with its hint of sweetness. Â They really need to serve honey to dip it in since it is practically dessert. Â If we order their basic pizza with generic toppings, they seem to do that the best. Â I'll keep coming back but I get wiser with how to order at each visit.
Review Source:I love Greek's Pizzeria. The location in FIshers is outstanding.
The new Noblesville location however, is not so great. When you call for delivery, you can barely hear them - it sounds like they are in a factory, with lots of loud noise in the background. You have to repeat everything you say at least twice. They also seem like they'd rather that you just hang up and quit bothering them.
If you go to the restaurant to eat, the experience is much better. The biggest drawback is the very limited parking.
They also still need to work on their pizza making - it's not quite *there* yet.
I really hope they improve because Greek's is my favorite pizza chain.
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