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Greek Chicken Cafe serves lemon-garlic rotisserie chicken in Vegas for under $15 a plate, with sides like roasted potatoes and tzatziki. The family-run spot, which started in California in 1987, also has falafel and spanakopita for vegetarians.
Greek Chicken Cafe serves lemon-garlic rotisserie chicken in Vegas for under $15 a plate, with sides like roasted potatoes and tzatziki. The family-run spot, which started in California in 1987, also has falafel and spanakopita for vegetarians.
If you're craving fast, flavorful Mediterranean food in Las Vegas, Greek Chicken Cafe should be on your radar. This family-run spot got its start in California back in 1987, and their Vegas location delivers all the same zesty, garlic-loaded goodness. The star of the menu: rotisserie chicken that's marinated in lemon, garlic, and herbs, then slow roasted until it practically falls apart. You can grab it as a plate, a pita, or piled into a rice bowl with sides like golden roasted potatoes, fluffy rice, and cool creamy tzatziki that'll have you licking the fork. Everything's made fresh, and most meals won't break the $15 mark. No worries if you're not into chicken. There's crispy falafel, cheesy spanakopita, and plenty of veggie-friendly bites. If you're short on time, their takeout game is strong. Follow for more Las Vegas healthy food finds and smash that like button if you too think garlic is a health booster.
