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Help us make it rightThis family-run cafe is located just steps from the Dupont Circle metro stop and has long been an inexpensive favorite among neighborhood residents. Zorba's blue and white awning and Greek-style lettering will catch your eye from across the street. Patrons order at a counter, fast-food style, although the authentic offerings fall well above that level. There are tables near the counter and on...
A smiling Anthony Quinn beams out from many different angles---he is, after all, Zorba the Greek, and so makes a fitting photograph for this all-Greek and very casual eatery. His photos only add to the Greek atmosphere in this family-run café: copper cookware, hanging plants, Greek music and food turn eating into a homespun affair where the entire family can relax and enjoy. In good weather,...
This "cheap Greek stays the same" say Dupont Circle denizens who appreciate the perennial nature of the bi-level blue-and-white "hole-in-the-wall" where you "order at the counter" and "lug your pungent kebabs or salty-good salad" outside for "people-watching" and Hellenic "background music" or upstairs for "nice views"; solid service aids in its forte: a "quick, casual meal."
This Dupont Circle eatery is a popular local spot to grab classic Mediterranean dishes. The menu focuses on Greek fare--such as gyros, falafel sandwiches and spanakopita--as well as a decent...
My wife and I had lunch here on a Friday after spending the morning at the Phillips Collection, a block or so away. Fortunately, it wasn't too busy, so we didn't have to wait long to order and got a table in the front window....
The ambiance was comfortable with padded seats and nice views from the windows. You order at a cashier, pay, get a buzzer to retrieve your food--close to a take out procedure. But, the Greek food is good--crispy fries, marinated skewered chicken and pork, and tasty...
Went with a party of 9, on a Wednesday evening. Was able to find a large enough table to accommodate all of us. Great food, service and location. The 9 people
Included kids from 8 months to 15 years old and the owners were very...
I cannot get over just how amazing the food here was, and very reasonably priced. Slightly off the beaten track but well worth the effort.
We spotted Zorbas on a walk around the Dupont Circle area and decided to try it. Its a small lace with a greek themed Blue and White Front. Tables and chairs are available outside if the weather is nice. Lots of inside seating as well...
Zorba's Cafe menu includes items such as sandwiches and pizza. All menu items are available for dining in and carry out. It is open Monday through Saturday from 11am to 11:30pm and Sunday from 11am to 10:30pm.
Zorba's Cafe...a Washington landmark since 1984.
Zorba`s Café dishes up a Greek and Mediterranean cuisine. Expect the average entrée to cost under $8.
More Reasons to Go: When weather permits, enjoy outdoor seating.
Notable Mention: Being a good value for your dollar.
Details to Note: Carryout is available. The eatery stays open late.
Ways to Pay: Cash, MasterCard and Visa
It would be hard to find another place in Dupont Circle where you can buy a glass of wine for three dollars. The popular Zorba's Cafe offers that and Greek food at a similarly reasonable price. There's also patio seating during the warmer months. As with many Mediterranean food restaurants, there are numerous vegetarian options including the falafel plate and sandwich and Zorba's vegetarian...
This family-run cafe is located just steps from the Dupont Circle metro stop and has long been an inexpensive favorite among neighborhood residents. Zorba's blue and white awning and Greek-style lettering will catch your eye from across the street. Patrons order at a counter, fast-food style, although the authentic offerings fall well above that level. There are tables near the counter and on...
The Extras: The restaurant offers a catering menu with group-sized portions of its most popular items.
Know Before You Go: The menu features an entire section of vegetarian dishes.
Fun Fact: The restaurant is named after the 1946 novel by Nikos Kazantzakis, "The Life and Times of Alexis Zorbas."
This Dupont Circle eatery is a popular local spot to grab classic Mediterranean dishes. The menu focuses on Greek fare--such as gyros, falafel sandwiches and spanakopita--as well as a decent selection of specialty pizzas. The fresh-baked bread is a large draw; everything from the feta rolls to the pita bread and the pizza's garlic bread crust is homemade daily. The place is low-key--just order at the counter, wait for your number, then seat yourself with your tray of food--but there's no skimping on quality and taste. To make the most of the experience, try the imported Greek wine; bottled...
The restaurant is named after the 1946 novel by Nikos Kazantzakis, "The Life and Times of Alexis Zorbas."
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