Greek Xpress - New York

Great tasting good...Parking: Most likely, or most of the time, there is no parking.Wheelchair accessibility: Flat floor. Early accessible door, so it's pretty wheelchair-friendly.

Great food at a reasonable price and they cater to food allergies. It's primarily oriented towards take-out but has some tables for eat-in.Dietary restrictions: The staff were very helpful and understanding about allergies.

Ordered small Greek salad with lamb as takeout. All ingredients including feta were huge chunks and the lamb was dry and did not taste good. After eating a couple of bites belly began growling so I ditched it. Not to mention this small salad cost $18 US dollars.

They call it greek “express” but its more like taking the local. My wrap took a very long time.

This is a small space, right across from PABT, where it's mostly take out orders. There are a few high chairs to eat in. You can order ahead or walk in and order at a station or at the counter.The people are pleasant when placing my order. I got the Pork Souvlaki Platter. And then, as I was waiting for the platter, I saw they had Greek Soda Espa and Sour Cherry. :)The food was packaged in an aluminum lined cardboard box for the rice, pork, and pita. The salad was in a separate aluminum container and 2 little containers for the salad dressing and Tzatziki sauce. The box survived until I got all the way home in NJ, smelling amazing! LoLIt was still warm despite the fact I was next to the window with the AC on full blast. The pork was a little tough, but nothing I didn't expect as grilled pork usually doesn't get as tender as I would like, but it's still very tasty, though. Rice was flavorful.This is a good find for me near the bus terminal!