Alexander’s Golden Greek

Good, solid pizza with crispy crust. Friendly bar with a dated Greek décor. Open Mondays till 10 pm at least. Family run business.

My husband and I love this place. Started going here about a year ago, and haven’t been disappointed. The steaks aren’t great, but we’ve liked everything else we’ve ordered and gave it 5 stars because the people are also so very friendly.

My husband and I went there about a month ago. It was his idea and I must admit I was a bit hesitant. It was pretty empty except for a couple of people at the bar. We sat ourselves in the dining room. The server was very nice and checked on us on a regular basis. I ordered a seafood pasta dish and my husband ordered the veal Parmesan. We were both pleasantly surprised at how good it actually was, especially my husband who has worked in the restaurant world for over a decade. The restaurant has a jersey diner feel which can be good and bad. If I’m not looking to get dolled up but want a good meal then this is the spot for me!!! We will be back!

I’ve only been coming here for a year, so I can’t speak about the earlier reviews, but I love it here. Infact, my whole family and my co-​workers love it here. The food consistently tastes good. The servings are pretty well sized, and nothing seems old. I also think the staff is good. They remember what we order, are friendly, and are never away for too long. The décor has been updated, which is nice. It does have a local, working class feel to it, but that’s because the locals love going there after work to talk and have drinks, and unwind, so don’t go there if you’re looking for something super fancy. Go there if you want a solid meal, and some good conversation. It’s a nice family run business if you want a break from the chains.

Every time I eat here I get sick… Not going anymore. Just something about the food! One thing I really remember is the fried food was very greasy and my salad was drowning in dressing. :(too bad since the people working there are pretty nice.

Had the chicken Gyro … dry chicken … sandwich was loaded with a very bad tsziki sauce (seemed like pure sour cream) … the sandwich really had no taste. Nothing seemed seasoned. This literally seemed like something I could throw together from my own fridge at 2 a.m. after a night of drinking.
I paid a little over $ 10 for the sandwich and it was one of those deals where after eating it, I was less satisfied than before I started. For a Greek restaurant to not be able to make a gyro … well, that says it all.
The décor looks like something from the 70s or 80s … and not in that good retro way. It was not clean looking and did not have a comfortable feel. Remember that scene in Goonies where the kids went into the old, run down abandoned restaurant and met the bank robbers? Oh yeah … same vibe.
Service was slow. Took about 30 minutes from the time the sandwich was ordered until it came out. As dry and tasteless as the chicken was … it is not hard to imagine that it may have been on a George Foreman grill that entire 30 minutes.
Won’t be back.

We stopped in for a late lunch. I got a chicken gyro and my wife got a regular gyro. We also ordered penne with butter for my 3-​year old. They were not busy at all and it took 40 minutes for the food to come out. Plus people who ordered after us got their food first. The tzatziki sauce was plain Greek yogurt-​no flavor. I’ll never go back!

While I’ve only had takeout from Golden Greek I can say it was honestly the worst food in Southbridge. I had the Chicken Cordon Bleu and it was like something that came out of an amateur kitchen. The ham was absolutely dry and disgusting. The cheese had no discernible flavor and was melted like it came right out of a microwave.