Costco food, deceptive "Happy Hour" menu (don't bother), second rate in every respect, and that is being kind. Do yourself a favor- don't go here. We know good Greek food- this isn't it. You will end up writing a review like this.

On Christmas day we discovered Delphi on Westwood Blvd. It's unusual for us to not be having a family Christmas dinner but it worked out that it was just three of us this year, so we decided to get dinner to go. Big surprise but...very few restaurants are open on Christmas. So glad Delphi was open. We ordered the shrimp (huge!) souvlaki, beef kabobs, Greek salad, avgolemono soup (I’ve had better but would still get it again), and saganaki (amazing!) with Greek pita. Everything was wonderful. We loved it so much we got the same thing again on New Year's Eve. For everyday dining it's a bit expensive for three people, but infrequently is worth the price.More

Nothing good here. Kinda cute blue & white check tablecloths so ambiance basic OK, but food just plain terrible. We were the only ones there for lunch, which probably was a sign, but we stayed and ordered the chicken kebab on pita, which was barely...made with chicken, was dry and tasteless; then the filet trout special lunch meal, which was over cooked tasteless fish with enough rice for a family of 4 and 2 carrots...starters of eggplant tasted out of a can, and the fried flamed cheese, while was a bit of a drama as it was set aflame, was nothing special, unless you like your food dripping in oil. Really gives Greek food a bad name.More

Sorry but this place was the worse place and it only deserves to be closed down . Food that comes from Costco and they charge 5 times for the stuff you can do home ??!? No way worth the money

Ordered in via one of those sites. Food and service was excellent!! Will try again if ever back in LA

When visiting UCLA we were looking for a decent place to eat nearby. It was a sort drive away and close to the highway. The food here was fresh and served with a smile. Definitely not a tourist trap.

It's hard to find good, authentic Greek food. We had the saganaki and dolmades for appetizer, and the saganaki was superb! I had moussaka and my friend had pastitsio. Both were large sized (I had to take 1/2 of mine home. It was delicious for...breakfast the next day!). We finished off the meal with some baklava made by the owner's wife. it was perhaps the best I have ever had, with the walnuts very finely ground. Well worth the trip, and i will be back again!More