Greek Sneek

Greek Sneek in Las Vegas is a decent spot for Greek cuisine, although its location within Crush restaurant is a bit unconventional. The menu is somewhat limited and they do not currently offer Greek beers despite having them on the menu. The food and service were satisfactory, as was the seating. The music was a tad loud, but overall it was an enjoyable dining experience. On the Five Quahog Rating Scale, we give it 3.5 clams.

Entering Greek Sneek through Crush adds an interesting twist to the dining experience, but you have the option to order from both menus. The ambience and decor of the restaurant are quite pleasing, creating a relaxing atmosphere. During our visit early in the evening, it was pleasantly quiet. I decided to try the rack of lamb and it turned out to be one of the best dishes I had all week. The lamb was perfectly cooked and seasoned, and the kale served alongside was surprisingly sweet and delicious. I would happily return to Greek Sneek just to have the same meal again.

Disappointing experience at Greek Sneek inside Crush in Las Vegas. The classic Greek spread was underwhelming with store-bought quality sauces lacking flavor. The cheese steak dumplings from Crush were enjoyable but small in portion. However, the French onion soup from Crush was delicious. The beet salad was mostly arugula with very few beets included. The baklava was overly sweet, soggy, and unappetizing. On a positive note, the service was excellent with attentive servers. Overall, the Greek offerings fell short compared to the Crush menu items. It seems like this Greek restaurant was created without much knowledge of Greek cuisine.

Disappointing experience at Greek Sneek. The classic Greek spread was lacking in flavor, similar to cheap store bought sauces. The cheese steak dumplings from Crush were tasty but small in portion. The French onion soup from Crush was delicious, but the beet salad was mainly arugula with barely any beets. The baklava was overly sweet and soggy. On a positive note, the service was excellent with attentive servers. Overall, the food from the Crush menu outshined the offerings from Greek Sneek. It felt like a Greek restaurant created by someone unfamiliar with Greek cuisine.

Bamboozled. Unfortunately this ‘restaurant’ was actually just a ghost kitchen inside of crush. We were seated inside of crush and were able to order from both Greek Sneek and the crush menu. Classic Greek spread- underwhelming. About as good as cheap store bought sauces- nothing exciting about them. Would it kill to use a bit more flavor? Cheese steak dumplings(crush)- good- cheese sauce- yum- nice presentation but very small and only 4. French onion soup(crush) - yummy Beet salad- disappointing lack of beets. Almost all arugula with the afterthought of a few beats hidden under salad. Baklava- disgusting-hockey puck of overly sweet mess. Painfully sweet, not fresh and completely soggy Service- top notch. Never needed to ask for more water- servers and helper were on top of it Basically a Greek restaurant that was created by someone who has never even tasted anything remotely Greek. The only food that was good was the food we ordered off of the Crush menu.

Not terrible. But not really a Greek place either. Out of Greek beer, out of Greek wine, out of ouzo. A gyro is &32 if you can believe that. Service was good. Only thing of any distinction or value to n the menu is the octopus appetizer which was ample and delicious.