at Saloniki Greek in Boston
Roasted vegetable pita. Make sure to ask for roasted eggplant (puréed into a condiment) to sub in for the dairy yogurt sauce that it normally comes with. at Saloniki Greek in Boston
Donuts (light, not oily) with sour cherry; tomato+white bean+herbs soup (Yia Yia’s Soup - ask to leave out the sauce that has honey in it) at Saloniki Greek in Boston

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Serves meat, vegan options available. Greek take-out restaurant serving labeled dishes including Impossible meat ball pitas or plates as well as salads and sides. Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-9:00pm.

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5 Reviews

First Review by ahinger

Avatar GraisonDangor

GraisonDangor

Points +72

Vegan
15 Jun 2024

Great fast casual vegetables, ordering vegan mods takes a little asking though

The fresh pita with roasted vegetables were so good. The spices and herbs really came out in the dishes in a way that would never happen at Chipotle/Chopt/etc (assembly line with one-note ingredients and a bunch of sauces).

I also had Yia Yia’s Soup, which was great. It was white bean, tomato, and herbs. Ask to hold the topping sauce because it has honey.

The donut balls were fresh and not too oily. They’re vegan and the sour cherry topping is as well, according to their allergen menu. I think the pistachio topping is fine too but didn’t check.

While it’s not clear what mods are needed to make something vegan based on the allergen menu’s chart — it just had a symbol for vegan/can bd made vegan with mods — the staff did check for me and were nice about it.

Updated from previous review on 2024-06-15

Pros: Fresh, herby, rich vegetables in pita and soup, Best vegan food I’ve had at a fast casual place

Cons: Vegan order mods were unclear, staff had to check

Donuts (light, not oily) with sour cherry; tomato+white bean+herbs soup (Yia Yia’s Soup - ask to leave out the sauce that has honey in it) at Saloniki Greek in Boston

Roasted vegetable pita. Make sure to ask for roasted eggplant (puréed into a condiment) to sub in for the dairy yogurt sauce that it normally comes with. at Saloniki Greek in Boston

Avatar ScottElswick

ScottElswick

Points +445

Vegan
19 Sep 2023

Great pita

The impossible pita sandwich was incredibly good surprisingly.

Pros: Vegan options other than falafel

Avatar PsylliGoose

PsylliGoose

Points +46

Vegan
21 Apr 2023

Yummy Impossible Meat Balls

The Greek salad was ok, completely drenched in dressing which ruined the greens. It was supposed to have kale, pickled onions and cucumbers but really only had a ton of romaine lettuce. The impossible meat balls were tasty. Overall, not worth the price.

Pros: Something for everyone

Cons: Cut corners on ingredients

Avatar Meltron

Meltron

Points +901

Vegan
15 Nov 2022

Tasty food

They don't have a lot of vegan options, but the impossible pita was delicious! Definitely worth a try!

at Saloniki Greek in Boston

Avatar ahinger

ahinger

Points +25

Vegetarian
11 Nov 2022

Delicious

I got the Zucchini-Feta Fritters Meal with greek salad, zucchini-feta fritters, brown rice, garlic yogurt $14.00, ice tea $5.00 no refills, baklava crisps $6.00.The food was delicious! You order at a counter. The price was pretty expensive for the amount you get, and for waiting on yourself.

Pros: Zucchini-Feta Fritters Meal with greek salad, baklava crisps, Fresh vegetables in the greek salad

Cons: Cost, No refills on ice tea, Small portions

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