Santorini Family Restaurant

Chris Neel 3 months ago

We visited Sanatoris Restaurant while on vacation in Cincinnati after looking for a restaurant close to the Cincinnati Children’s Museum that appeared to offer healthier options. Unfortunately, the meal was a disappointment. The gyro had tzatziki, but the dolmades were oily. The chili was also very disappointing and had to be sent back. To the staff’s credit, they were very nice and understanding and allowed us to substitute the chili for an omelette with pancakes. Our grandson enjoyed the pancakes, and it appears breakfast items may be one of their stronger offerings. My wife ordered the deluxe cheeseburger, but it was less impressive than advertised. The restaurant was close to the museum, which was convenient, but it definitely did not feel like a healthy option. We likely would not return unless our 6-year-old grandson specifically wanted pancakes. Also - I would suggest management place signs outdoors in front of the restaurant indicating FREE parking is in the back. We didnt realize that until after we left and had paid $2 to park 🥴

Jeremy Griffith 4 months ago

Very friendly atmosphere and more options on the menu than we could possibly order between the 8 in our party. The hummus was freshly homemade and delicious. The Greek pizza was really unique and delicious as well. The service was quick and friendly.

One Way Painting & Remodeling 8 months ago

My husband and I ate here for the first time last night while my car was getting tinted across the street. Food was great. Super cheap prices. Service was good. Good diner vibes. I tried my husbands ‘Greek fries’ and they were life changing. We will totally be going back.

Greg Stoecklin 8 months ago

Santorini's located at 3414 Harrison Avenue in Cheviot Ohio is a quaint mom and pop style restaurant that offers great food choices at very fair prices. The place is a bit dated but your willing to forgive all of that once you taste their delicious food. Food is brought to your table quickly just the way you like it with the hot food being served hot and ready to enjoy. They offer a friendly and accommodating staff that is eager to make sure you every request if filled to your satisfaction. They have one of the largest food selections especially for those looking for Greek style favorites that are hard to find as well as the typical American favorites. They offer a daily soup special with one of my favorites Potato soup Friday. The prices are more than fair with dinner for two under the $ 25.00 mark. Our only issue is that it is a bit chilly with management keeping the furnace limited to 65 degrees of which on those very cold days of 30 or below make it a bit uncomfortable for those trying to enjoy a meal. Overall, this is a great place to grab some delicious food in a friendly environment. We have not had a chance to grab breakfast but looking at the menu it will be on our l

tarek hamami a year ago

Goodness gracious, what a gem! I was dragged here by majority vote (democracy at its finest, or tyranny of the majority), anyways I’m glad I lost that argument. Service? Phenomenal. Food? Out of this world. The omelets were solid, but the real MVPs were the Greek appetizers. I couldn’t pronounce half of them, and I definitely can’t remember their names… but trust me: JUST ORDER AN APPETIZER AND THANK ME LATER. The atmosphere? Odd, old, and beautiful—like your favorite eccentric uncle’s living room but with way better food. It had character, and I loved it. Our server Dori was AMAZING—like the Beyoncé of waitstaff. The coffee was good too, which is a miracle because usually coffee tastes like burnt sadness.