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Either for lunch after your endless dives and sunbathing on the beautiful beaches of Santorini island, or for dinner if you prefer an economical, and quick-filling meal, Lucky’s Souvlakis is the best place to eat! If you wish you can sit inside the place in a cozy-styled area to enjoy your food, otherwise you can take it away and wander around the capital of Santorini. It is easily accessible from every alley due to its ideal location and Lucky's pleasant and friendly staff will definitely make your day!
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Operation hours
Daily 12:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Cuisines
Mediterranean, Greek, Meat, Vegetarian/Vegan , Traditional
Dining style
Fast Food
Dress code
Casual
Nearest parking
Best Gyros in Santorini. Ran by lovely gentleman who always greets you with a smile. The food is absolutely delicious and very affordable. Excellent for quick bite. We've visited this place multiple times when we wanted something quick rather than waiting for the restaurant.. Try their chicken pita or gyros!
A small cute spot with authentic food and a friendly owner who greets you with such positive energy that adds to the whole experience. The food is well priced, there is something for everyone and it’s very fresh. We will be back.
Came here because of the reviews and it did not disappoint! The place is small but packs a lot of flavor! Great prices! The owner was super friendly and was constantly hyping the place up, which we love!
I wanted to like this place and after reading all the positive reviews I thought it I would, but I didn’t have a great experience. We ordered the souvlaki combo with drink and French fries for 15 euros. While this place seems very reasonably priced, it doesn’t reflect in quality. The French fries were cold, hard, white and still raw potatoes. The souvlakis are quite small and left me (I don’t have a big appetite to begin with) hungry afterwards, even with the drink and sides. It definitely did not compare to other gyros that we have had all over Greece. The worst part of it though was one of the men who works there, with glasses. The other man working at the cashier was very charismatic, singing and friendly to customers. However he didn’t give me a ticket/receipt once I put my order through as he was talking to a customer/friend who arrived after me. I waited in line patiently for my souvlakis but the man with glasses cooking them was impatient and rude and tried to tell me that I hadn’t placed an order yet, when it was his colleagues mistake/being distracted that led me to not get a receipt for him to then make the souvlaki. When I tried to explain to him what happened he cut me off and asked if it was my turn, to which I said yes, given the people in front of me had just been served their food and had left the restaurant. However the friend/local who paid after me was then served by the main guy, and the guy with glasses said rudely “so it’s not your turn is it?” It’s a shame that he had this attitude, as it seems they prefer to serve friends first rather than being fair and acknowledging their mistake with the ordering system. If the food had been delicious I could’ve overlooked this interaction but unfortunately they failed on both fronts.