

Apollo Greek Restaurant in Richland, WA, is your local destination for authentic Greek and Mediterranean cuisine made from scratch with the finest ingredients. Enjoy classic favorites like falafel, spinach pie, lamb chops, and gyros, all crafted with care and inspired by traditional Greek recipes. Our chefs take pride in bringing the true flavors of Greece to every dish we serve. Whether you’re dining in, ordering takeout, or picking up online, you’ll love the fresh, homemade taste that makes Apollo one of the favorite Greek restaurants in the Tri-Cities area. Visit us at 620 Cullum Ave, Richland, WA 99352, and experience the warmth of Greek hospitality right here in Richland, Kennewick, and Pasco!
Familiar Greek eats such as falafel, spinach pie & lamb chops served in an unpretentious atmosphere.
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Address: 620 Cullum Ave, Richland, WA 99352
Phone: (509) 943-9841
Website: https://theapollogreekfood.com/
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We got a coupon to this lovely little place in a school fundraiser booklet so decided to try it out. It was AMAZING. We ordered two Roy Rogers, Greek fries, gyro sandwich, and the Greek combo. We also got baklava to go.
Everything was exceptional and the spanakopita with the Greek combo reminded me of my study abroad trip to Greece.
We will definitely be back!
Not to mention incredibly quick and friendly servers, a calm atmosphere and fitting decor.
Fresh large shrimp marinated in olive oil with fresh garlic and select seasonings. Charbroiled with mushrooms, onions, green peppers, and tomatoes. Served with a creamy cheesy Greek spaghetti and toasted pita bread.
The food was amazing and I’ll definitely be back for more when in town next time. Thank you for your amazing service.
It was sad to see quality and service decline.
The first impression was that it was a cute little place. Then, I realized it was very empty. We spent at least an hour there, and we never saw anyone other than our server.
I’m not super familiar with Greek food to say it’s authentic or not. It was good. One of my lamb chops was a bit rarer than I would like. Otherwise, the food was good.
The dessert, on the other hand, was not fresh. I am familiar enough with both desserts we ordered and could tell the spumoni at some point was melted and refrozen and old enough to get that gummy buildup on the surface. The pastry portion of the baklava was old and tough. The taste was fine. My wife enjoyed it.
Lastly, the after dinner mint was clearly old and not kept in an air-tight container.
Any mint chocolate should be stored properly as it has a tendency to exchange some flavor with the exposed area. So, it initially tasted like a cabinet.
The service was ok, but considering that we had the place to ourselves, maybe more attention to our needs.
Came here based on a recommendation. Maybe Tuesday nights are just not the night to go. But it will probably be my last visit.