Greekman’s (from the team behind Freedman’s) is here to stay with indoor and outdoor seating, plus a menu focused on flavors of the Aegean centered around charcoal-grilled souvlaki, bright salads, simple Greek plates (ie- lamb chops) and staple sides (ie- lemony potatoes) all great for sharing. Don’t miss frequent specials and a robust all-Greek natural wine list. Ouzo service and cocktails ranging from light and summery to booze forward round out the beverage list. And of course, the signature Freedman’s martini remains! Dinner is served Thursday-Sunday. Walk-in’s are welcome, but reservations are encouraged. The restaurant is also available for takeaway, outside catering, private events and filming opportunities. Opa!
Hours
| Saturday | 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 5–10 PM |
| Monday | 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2619 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90026
Phone: (213) 500-0916
Website: https://www.greekmansla.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: resy.com
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Reviews
The zucchini, chicken, and branzino were decent, just too salty. We had to slather the chicken in yogurt to reduce the tremendous saltines.
The spinach was like licking a lemon forgotten in the back of the fridge served with half a can of salt. Way overcooked, sour, and salty. We might as well have been served a lemon-y glass of water from the Aegean Sea.
This was definitely the worst tasting Greek restaurant I’ve had in LA. Plus the prices don’t reflect the insultingly small portion sizes. Our waitress recommended we get 6 dishes for 2 people. If we’d gone with her suggestion, our total would be around $120 (beware the automatic 4% service fee). Save your money and go somewhere else. There are plenty of reasonably priced, delicious Greek options in LA.
EDIT: I pass by the restaurant every day for work at 7PM and it’s always empty. All the 5 star reviews are either fake or bots.
The Greek salad was half a tomato, half a cucumber, and 3 ounces of cheese. And it cost $16 (not including the 18% automatic gratuity).
There is a 18% gratuity included but it is not a tip. However the staff aren’t really working for tips there. Slow and combative. They’ve tried communism in other countries and it didn’t work… why should it at Greekman’s
This place feels like the manager is a freshly minted MBA who ran some analytics on the menu to min/max profit margins. However, doesn’t seem like this manager went to Harvard Business School. More like clown college. The manager doesn’t realize that you can only have profits if you have customers, and the way to keeping customers is not through stinginess and shrinkflation.
Tasty food, bad value