Leo's Greek Castle

We showed up to place a to go order and the person working said hi in a very short tone then stood in front of us. We didn’t realize he was heading outside and he then said, excuse me. We grabbed a menu and were ready to place a to go order. After a few minutes he came back in, asked if we had a pick up order, we said we wanted to place one to go. He said, I’m sorry, I can’t take any more tables tonight we close at 9. It was 8:25 and we didn’t plan on eating there. We wanted gyros. Just left a really bad taste in our mouth. We won’t be back. There’s also only a couple of tables inside and outdoor picnic tables.

For an appetizer I had the spanakopita, which the owner, Horace (a nice enough guy), after appearing seemingly out of thin air, insisted on chewing and regurgitating into my mouth like a little baby bird. It was not the first time I’d been asked to do this but it was the first time I’d been implored so strongly and the first time that I relented and allowed it to happen. What can I say? The man was persistent! Sadly, before I could question anything, he disappeared into the labyrinthian depths of the kitchen not to be seen by this patron again. Temporarily, but deeply satisfied, if not a bit befuddled, I waited patiently for the main course… The waitress arrived promptly with a steaming array. A smattering of sunlight through the grease flecked bay windows illuminated a plate of the most delectable combination beef/lamb strips (An abomination? Sure. Delicious? Oh yes.) I’d ever laid eyes on. A Greek chorus began playing on a loop in my head as I soaked in, in turn, the majesty of the t

I ordered the gyro platter. Great loved it. BUT. I waited 45 minutes for my food. initially I ordered dine in then after 40 minutes I got tired and just took it to go. Also there was someone sitting outside that seemed like they work at the restaurant but was smoking and staring at customers.