It's All Greek to Me Tallinn

Overview

We stopped by It’s All Greek To Me in the Viru Keskus food court not long after it opened, and it immediately stands out compared to the usual mall options. It’s a clean, modern counter setup with an open kitchen, bright screens, and a display full of pastries and desserts right at the front. The whole concept leans heavily into fast, fresh Greek street food rather than a sit-down restaurant vibe, which fits perfectly for the location.

Even during our visit, it felt new and well put together — staff moving quickly, food coming out fast, and everything looking freshly prepared rather than sitting around. It’s the kind of place you go when you want something more interesting than typical fast food, but still quick and filling.

What We Ordered

• Pork Gyros Skepasti – €10.50
• Greek Feast Platter – €23
• Pork Gyros Box – €6
• Chicken Gyros Box – €6
• Coca-Cola Zero (x3)

Food & Experience

The Feast Platter is easily the centerpiece — a proper mixed grill setup with multiple skewers, fries, pita, and dips. You get a bit of everything: different meats, sauces, and textures, which makes it ideal if you’re sharing or just want to try a mix instead of committing to one thing. The meats were well grilled with that slightly charred edge, and the portions are definitely on the generous side.

The Pork Gyros Skepasti is more of a heavy hitter. It’s basically a loaded sandwich-style dish with fries and meat packed inside and sauce on top — messy in a good way, and definitely filling. If you’re properly hungry, this is the one to go for.

Both the pork and chicken gyros boxes were straightforward but solid — fries, meat, sauce, no nonsense. Good as a cheaper option or if you don’t want something too over the top, but still enough food to not leave hungry.

On the side, you get dips like tzatziki and a spicier sauce, which actually add a lot — especially with the grilled meats and fries. The pita served with the platter was warm and soft, making it easy to build your own bites.

Atmosphere

• Location: Viru Keskus food court (very central, easy stop while shopping)
• Style: Modern fast-casual counter with open kitchen
• Seating: Shared food court seating
• Vibe: Busy but efficient, more practical than cozy

Overall Thoughts

This is a strong addition to the Viru Keskus lineup. It hits that sweet spot between fast food and proper meal — quick to get, but still feels like real food with decent quality and variety.

The portions are big, the menu has enough range to come back and try different things, and the mixed platter especially is worth it if you’re not eating alone. Prices are fair for Tallinn, especially considering how much food you actually get.

If you’re in the city center and want something filling, slightly different, and reliably good, this is an easy choice.

Quick Tips

• Go for the Feast Platter if you’re sharing
• The Skepasti is heavy — come hungry
• Gyros boxes are the best value quick option
• Good spot for a fast but satisfying lunch in Viru