Bluto's - Greek restaurant in Portland - 2838 SE Belmont St, USA

Wood-fired everything smelled and tasted amazing dining in. Filo pie special with lamb shoulder, dates, and olives was amazing. The Beef hummus, souvlakis, and drinks where amazing. Atmosphere made me feel like a well cared for houseplant. Content. Bring your family and friends or impress a date here.

If the Filo pie is available, order it!! I have had most of the different Filo pies, and they have all been outstanding. Today's Filo pie is a braised Lamb, perfectly spiced, a hint of sweetness, crispy Filo topping. It's impossible to order wrong. Every single item on the menu is cooked to perfection, fresh, and flavorful. The service is always excellent.

Overall just a bad experience from the jump while trying to have a dinner with my family who flew in from all over the country. We paid this place a visit on a Thursday evening. It is self seating and counter service and we were a party of 6 with a baby. I saw two tables about 12 inches apart and since they were both vacant I pushed them together. A man who works for this establishment with a beard came over and rudely told me to ask before I moved any table and before I sat down at a table. Again this place is self seating and just one table down a person did the exact thing only difference is I was brown and the other person was not. Once the food came i truly felt my experience had already been diminished. Food was actually pretty good. Pork chops were a bit over cooked but still has some flavor. The hummus was a little watery and was not a fan of the bean plate. A bit pricey compared to other places I have been. Overall due to the horrible and rude server I will definitely not be paying this place a visit in the future.

Superb small plate Greek restaurant featuring delicious wood fire cooked meats, fresh from the oven bread, handmade hummus, and salads.

American-Influenced Greek Delight in Portland One of my favorite restaurants in Portland serves up a fantastic blend of American and Greek flavors. The hummus is a standout, and the homemade pita bread is a must-try. The wedge salad, featuring ranchziki, is truly amazing. Despite the cozy space, the line usually moves quickly. Personally, I'm a fan of their cocktails, especially those infused with ouzo.

Not a lot of Greek places In Portland. But I sorta found one, interesting place with a very small menu. I appreciate twisting around classic stuff, but this was overboard. Lamb and chicken souvlaki - chicken was solid, lamb slightly gamey. Bluto’s wedge salad (supposedly the closest thing to a Greek salad) - kinda weird, the only thing Greek about it is the tzatziki dressing and some feta. spanakopita - ok super weird, it’s fried! Tastes almost like pierogi and it has honey on it?!?!? Greek French fries - no feta? pita bread- small and OK and tzatziki- very sour. Also “pickled vegetables” with everything. I just talked to the owner/GM/whomever, he said this is their second year and that they did $3 million their first year. Wow! It is really busy for a Monday. I give it 2 outta 5, must not be a lot of Greeks around!

This is genuinely the best place I have ever eaten. The food is one of a kind and sooo good!! The hummus and Greek fries are a must have. So much flavor and amazing service! I will forever recommend this place.

This place was awesome. Came for brunch with the kid, and we ordered way too much food. Everything looked delicious! Staff was friendly and helpful. Don’t forget to order extra pita bread, you’ll want 2 per person. 🫓