Kleos - Greek restaurant in Providence - 250 Westminster St, USA

Met a girlfriend for some appetizers and shared a meal. The food was absolutely phenomenal authentic Greek. The portions were very large and it is definitely worth it to stop in and eat here if you're looking for authentic Greek food. The place was very busy after work on a Thursday so make sure to grab a spot early. Highly recommend and can't wait to go back.

Such a nice Greek restaurant! We ordered dip tasting and mixed grill, they were all amazingly good and in good portions. When we finish the pita bread for dip tasting, the server offered not pita bread immediately. The environment brought us to a relaxing and vacation mood. Perfect place for dinner.

Delicious food and wine! Especially the spanakopita and lamb! Loved the experience. Will be back next time we're in Providence

Hey all. 45 year old second generation Greek fella here. My upbringing was stringent, unaccepting of difference out of fear. I love my Greek family. I love my Greek people, but they don’t love me because I’m trans. This Greek restaurant embraces change and difference and will and does affect the change I’ve needed in my 45 years of being a Greek boy. I celebrate this place in all their deliciousness. Food, staff, right direction, driven community, and so much more. Ps I’m going to hell because I love octopus and theirs made me want to punch my bartender server it was so good. Pps our bartender server tonight was mysterious and beautiful and so on point with the whole experience. Love this Greek fueled haven! Thank you!

Went here for dinner before a show. Service was very good and friendly. Waitress was very helpful describing the food options which we got a few of. The hummus sample was absolutely delicious as was the octopus.

Came here for the first time recently. The ambiance is comfortable, and the service is friendly. Food took a very long time to be served. The dip sampler was delicious. The calamari was ok. The lamb shank was very gamey tasting; meats from the mixed meat platter were tough and overcooked; lemon potatoes lacked lemon flavor; the Briam was good; the baklava was burnt and hard and drenched in regular honey-not good; Belgian waffle was delicious.

My fiancee took me here for my birthday dinner and it was great. I ordered the Moussaka and it was the best spiced meat pie I’ve had! And the portions are huge. We also had the saganaki appetizer and it was really good. Their virgin cocktails were also very refreshing.

We went Monday night. I was excited to try but it wasn’t everything I’d hoped it would be. We got Mixed Grill, Grape Leaves, Saganaki, Spinach Pies, Calamari, Lemon Potatoes, Horiatiki Salad, & Belgian Waffle Sundae. The grape leaves were small, cold, and there was more Tzatziki then Grape Leaves. The Saganaki was drenched in a honey syrup. The lemon potatoes, tzatziki, and Belgian waffle was the best thing we had. Probably wouldn’t go back.