2005-06-07-08-09
Foodie Award Winner for "Best Greek" in Orlando
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At one time it was home to corporate pizzas, as bland and predictable as the building they were made in. Today the shell of this former Pizza Hut still stands, but inside you will no longer find God-awful garlic bread served by minimum-wage slaves. Instead, at Greek Flame Taverna you'll find warm...[MORE]
By Joseph Polvin 10/23/2000
2006 Foodie Awards
This is the second year in a row that you've chosen the Flame as your favorite, and in another runaway vote. My choice -- another multiple-year winner -- was your second favorite. Other votes went to Cypriana, Athena Cafe and old-timer Olympia. One to watch: The Greek Corner on Orange Avenue in Orlando's Antique Row is showing signs of improvement."
--Scott Joseph
This is the second year in a row that you've chosen the Flame as your favorite, and in another runaway vote. My choice -- another multiple-year winner -- was your second favorite. Other votes went to Cypriana, Athena Cafe and old-timer Olympia. One to watch: The Greek Corner on Orange Avenue in Orlando's Antique Row is showing signs of improvement."
--Scott Joseph
2007 Foodie Awards
"I am Greek and visit there sometimes more than twice a week to get the best comfort food around," says one enthusiastic balloter of Greek Flame. This is another repeat winner for the readers, who also supported Mayerion Mykonos and Cypriana.
--Scott Joseph
"I am Greek and visit there sometimes more than twice a week to get the best comfort food around," says one enthusiastic balloter of Greek Flame. This is another repeat winner for the readers, who also supported Mayerion Mykonos and Cypriana.
--Scott Joseph
2008 Foodie Awards
"Wow. This category turned into my-big-fat-Greek-Flame-Taverna love fest. "Food at the Greek Flame is superb!" "Greek Flame is one of our favorites because they have delicious homemade cooking that is becoming more and more hard to find with today's abundance of chain restaurants. And the family owners provide wonderful, friendly service." "Their dolmades are to die for." OK, let's not get carried away."
--Heather McPherson