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Counter-service joint offering comfort eats such as fried chicken, wings, cheesesteaks & gyros.
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Address: 2117 W Broadway, Minneapolis, MN 55411
Phone: (612) 522-2114
Website: https://olympiccafeplus.com/
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Reviews
Michael Ramsey
I got the 6 wings and fries meal, which also includes 1 can of soda and 2 pieces of bread. I also got a baklava and lemonade. The total was $18.48! You would be hard pressed to find such a good deal anywhere else. You get to choose between bbq and hot sauce for the wings.
The fries and chicken were crispy, tasted great. Lemonade was also very good. The baklava was a bit “wet” for lack of a better word compared to some others I have had but nonetheless tasted good.
The seating is very limited, but was clean.
… moreThe fries and chicken were crispy, tasted great. Lemonade was also very good. The baklava was a bit “wet” for lack of a better word compared to some others I have had but nonetheless tasted good.
The seating is very limited, but was clean.
Jay Bone
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“Entering the Olympic Cafe isn’t just walking into a restaurant; it’s a pilgrimage. It’s where dreams are debated, hangovers are healed (sometimes), and the coffee flows like a caffeinated river through the human soul. I showed up at 3:17 AM, purely for research purposes, of course.
The Atmosphere:
• The Characters: There’s always that guy in the corner, nursing a coffee and plotting world domination, or perhaps just debating the merits of extra bacon. And then there are the groups – loud, boisterous, and probably just left a wedding, a bar, or a very intense game of D&D.
• The Decor: It’s an artful blend of ‘just enough light to see your food’ and ‘retro diner chic’ that looks like it hasn’t changed since my grandparents were teenagers. The chipped Formica, the slightly sticky menu, the faint smell of fryer oil – it’s all part of the charm.
The Food (The Real MVP):
I ordered the gyro platter, because if you don’t get a gyro at the Olympic, did you even go to the Olympic? The meat was perfectly seasoned, the tzatziki sauce was cool and creamy, and the fries were crispy enough to make a satisfying crunch that momentarily drowned out the existential dread of the hour. And the coffee – oh, the coffee. It’s strong enough to wake the dead and bitter enough to remind you that you are, in fact, still alive.
The Service:
The servers here are like seasoned navigators on a stormy sea. They weave through the tables with plates piled high, coffee pots at the ready, all while maintaining a calm, knowing expression that suggests they’ve seen it all (and they probably have). My waitress just gave me a look that said, ‘Honey, I know you need this.’ And she was right.
The Verdict:
I left feeling full, slightly disoriented, and strangely optimistic about the future. The Olympic Cafe isn’t just a diner; it’s a cultural institution. It’s a place where time bends, calories don’t count, and every order comes with a side of unspoken understanding.
10/10. I’ll be back. Probably tomorrow. Maybe for breakfast, maybe for another 3 AM gyro. Who knows? The Olympic knows.”
… more“Entering the Olympic Cafe isn’t just walking into a restaurant; it’s a pilgrimage. It’s where dreams are debated, hangovers are healed (sometimes), and the coffee flows like a caffeinated river through the human soul. I showed up at 3:17 AM, purely for research purposes, of course.
The Atmosphere:
• The Characters: There’s always that guy in the corner, nursing a coffee and plotting world domination, or perhaps just debating the merits of extra bacon. And then there are the groups – loud, boisterous, and probably just left a wedding, a bar, or a very intense game of D&D.
• The Decor: It’s an artful blend of ‘just enough light to see your food’ and ‘retro diner chic’ that looks like it hasn’t changed since my grandparents were teenagers. The chipped Formica, the slightly sticky menu, the faint smell of fryer oil – it’s all part of the charm.
The Food (The Real MVP):
I ordered the gyro platter, because if you don’t get a gyro at the Olympic, did you even go to the Olympic? The meat was perfectly seasoned, the tzatziki sauce was cool and creamy, and the fries were crispy enough to make a satisfying crunch that momentarily drowned out the existential dread of the hour. And the coffee – oh, the coffee. It’s strong enough to wake the dead and bitter enough to remind you that you are, in fact, still alive.
The Service:
The servers here are like seasoned navigators on a stormy sea. They weave through the tables with plates piled high, coffee pots at the ready, all while maintaining a calm, knowing expression that suggests they’ve seen it all (and they probably have). My waitress just gave me a look that said, ‘Honey, I know you need this.’ And she was right.
The Verdict:
I left feeling full, slightly disoriented, and strangely optimistic about the future. The Olympic Cafe isn’t just a diner; it’s a cultural institution. It’s a place where time bends, calories don’t count, and every order comes with a side of unspoken understanding.
10/10. I’ll be back. Probably tomorrow. Maybe for breakfast, maybe for another 3 AM gyro. Who knows? The Olympic knows.”
Lachell Wilkins
Ordered through Door Dash then placed a call to ensure food would be fresh…they did not disappoint! My order arrived quick and the left overs were still warm after enjoying almost all of it. Thank you! I will be a returning customer ☺️
… moreCal P
They have great wings. The seasoning and crispness of the wings keep people coming back. The owner is very friendly and helpful. Only negative is sometimes the other patrons are loud or rude, but that’s just the clientele. The food is good.
… moreShotbyGolden Child
Bro the old lady who works there is so rude and disrespectful she ruins the whole experience the other men who work there are great though.
If the older lady Dosent like you she purposely makes the food bad
… moreIf the older lady Dosent like you she purposely makes the food bad
Paris P
I love this place I legit order from them 4 days out of the week! They are cheap and for the minimum $20 delivery you can feed the whole family and be satisfied! The people are super nice and I was sad after that one Facebook post went viral because it was false. They have the best and cheapest chicken around! I would only say delivery could take close to an hour if the food is delivered on a busy day. I en Olympics and I am glad they are cheap to the community and very good! There menu is very diverse. I have never called back to complain!
… moreSarah
I’ve been a few times and tried the gyros (best option, in my opinion), a couple fried food items, and this most recent experience a couple weeks ago, I tried the Beef Tips and Rice. They told me over the phone that it’s not really beef tips, it’s just chopped up steak. The flavor was good, the amount given was an entire to-go container full of rice, steak and peppers (two meals, for sure!). I think it also comes with sauteed onions, I requested no onions. Food was hot, I ordered ahead for pickup and waited just a couple minutes after arrival for 4 meals. The biggest bummer was that the other meals didn’t come with sauce that they wanted (there was salad dressing but no steak sauce that I guess they would’ve used, I wasn’t aware or I would have made sure to double check), and we got two packs of silverware rather than what we needed for 4 people.
Everything here is good/ok, not phenomenal but not terrible either! I recommend calling ahead since the lobby is small and it’s not very comfortable to sit and wait.
… moreEverything here is good/ok, not phenomenal but not terrible either! I recommend calling ahead since the lobby is small and it’s not very comfortable to sit and wait.
daja flournoy
This is what they call Jim sho what sad and poor excuse . Straight disrespectful to Chi-town. Where is the gyro meat and corn beef, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, taziki sauce, Gardenia peppers, French roll ????? TAKE THIS OFF THE MENU UNTIL YOU KNOW TO CORRECTLY MAKE A JIM SHO !!!!
… moreEzinne
The best food I have tested on the block on my opinion
… moreJeanne Harris
First- the fish is seldom seasoned correctly. The staff do not wear hair nets.
The cashier currently is a blonde with a messy ponytail sans hair net.
She needs to contain the hair and wear a net!
Today- 5/23/25 she had a runny nose which she claimed no knowledge of!!
And again, the flying hair!!! This is unacceptable.
… moreThe cashier currently is a blonde with a messy ponytail sans hair net.
She needs to contain the hair and wear a net!
Today- 5/23/25 she had a runny nose which she claimed no knowledge of!!
And again, the flying hair!!! This is unacceptable.