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Greek restaurant

Greek Islands

About

Greek Islands was opened in 1971 by a group of friends, and the restaurant has been on South Halsted Street in Greektown since. The menu sticks to Greek cooking: lamb braised in tomato sauce with spinach or hilopites pasta, stuffed tomatoes and peppers, oven-roasted suckling pig and seafood. The restaurant imports its own extra virgin olive oil, wine, cheeses, olives and herbs from Greece. Greek Islands is a block north of where the Chicago Marathon course turns onto Halsted near mile 17, and the UIC-Halsted Blue Line stop is close.

What to know

  • The Chicago restaurant is at 200 S. Halsted St.; a second location is in Lombard.
  • The restaurant is a block from the Chicago Marathon course on Halsted.
  • Greek Islands opened in 1971.
  • Party rooms are available for private events.
  • The UIC-Halsted Blue Line stop is the closest L station.

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