Santorini Cafe

Name: Santorini Cafe
Address: 11800 North Lamar Boulevard, Austin, TX, 78753, US
Telephone: (512) 833-6000
Price range: $
Rating: 5

Authentic Greek flavors meet Austin's casual charm in a cozy, family-owned setting.

5(5 reviews)

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Santorini Cafe offers a warm, inviting atmosphere where guests enjoy authentic Greek cuisine made with fresh ingredients and traditional recipes. This family-owned establishment features perfectly seasoned gyros, hearty moussaka, flavorful baba ganoush, and generous portions that satisfy every appetite. With friendly service, indoor and outdoor seating, and a relaxed vibe, it's ideal for casual lunches, low-key dinners, or group gatherings. The cafe often surprises patrons with complimentary desserts like honey-drizzled beignets, adding a sweet touch to the dining experience.

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11800 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78753, USA

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11800 North Lamar Boulevard

Austin, TX, 78753

(512) 833-6000 www.santorinicafe-atx.com/

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Services

Greek Lunch and Dinner Plates

Savor authentic dishes like gyros, moussaka, and chicken plates, served with fresh salads and fries in hearty portions.

Coffee and Beverages

Enjoy traditional Greek coffee and a selection of drinks in our cozy cafe setting, perfect for a relaxing break.

Appetizers and Sides

Start your meal with favorites like hummus, pita, baba ganoush, or soups, all made with fresh ingredients.

Desserts and Treats

Indulge in complimentary beignets drizzled with honey or other sweet delights, adding a special touch to your visit.

Casual Dining and Events

Host group lunches or casual dinners in our welcoming space, with prompt service for parties and events.

5.00 · 5 reviews

Overall rating

DN Rymer

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· 10 months ago

I love this place. Its very casual, everyone is friendly and there is indoor and outdoor seating. Ive been here a few times and kept coming back but last night was the first time i ordered the soup. It seemed a little overpriced and i wasnt sure if i was going to like it but im so glad i got it. The bowl they give you is HUGE, piping hot, and absolutely delicious. Its hearty and salty and perfect for this cold weather. I now have a place to get good soup when i dont feel like cooking myself. I was very happy with my purchase.

Linh N.

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· 11 months ago

First time here and definitely not the last! The gyro meat was perfectly seasoned, tender, and not dry at all. The bread was fresh, delicious, and had a great buttery aroma that made the whole meal even better. The staff were nice and took the time to explain the menu. They even gave us dessert on the house! Highly recommend for anyone looking for good Greek food.

Piyush Tandon

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· 1 year ago

Great place for casual dining or team lunch. They served our group of 10 promptly. The lamb plate and Greek coffee were excellent. Also tried hummus, pita and fries for appetizer. Beignets can be skipped..

Xuan Le Redding

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· 1 year ago

LOW KEY CASUAL GREEK AUSTIN VIBES! Was on my way to work and needed to grab some quick food. Found this strange pocket of restaurants off North Lamar, with several highly rated restaurants. Noticed this Greek place, which was the highest rated out of all of them and decided to try it since Greek is one of my favorite foods. The restaurant feels like a converted house, like a lot of original Austin restaurants. It’s got fun and cool decor, and a family owned feel, which I love. I ordered the chicken lunch plate and the baba ganoush to go. I was delighted and surprised to find a small bonus order of beignets with my food! Which is very nice The food is really good. The service was nice and the vibe was cool and casual. A great spot for lunch or a low-key dinner date. Would definitely recommend and eat here again.

vu nguyen

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· 1 year ago

Cute ma and pa shop located close to Chinatown. Was feeling a moussaka and this place was near the hotel. Boy was I surprised at how big and filling the portions were. The moussaka is basically an eggplant lasagna in my opinion. It camp with a big salad and a heap of fries. The owner also dropped us some free deserts. Not sure what it was called but it was basically fried donut holes drizzled with honey. Delish!!!

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