位於Cedar Grove​的優質希臘菜​餐廳

They had an excellent sax player named Michael Cee there who entertained even the kitchen crew. Truly an amazing place!

From the moment I walked in with my parents we knew we would enjoy our reservation. The staff was kind very helpful and knew the menu well. Food was great different options and the holiday music was a perfect diverse genre playlist. I’m so glad I went

We are not new to Kellari, but that is kind of the point. We visit New York frequently from DC to see theater and eat well. Some of that eating is always done here. The freshness of everything, from the fish to the beefsteak tomatoes on the salads, is remarkable. One always leaves feeling both satisfied and healthier for the experience. This time we had some spanakopita (not to be missed) and a split Greek salad (Oh, those tomatoes!) with a piece of Fagri that was perfectly fresh and exquisitely done. We had a great half-bottle of Brunello, too, from their ample selection of splits, which is great for diners like us who want a taste but can seldom finish a whole bottle. The ambiance is comfortable to the point of being family-like. As for service, it is always stellar and Phillip easily upheld that tradition. We recommend this place to all who are attracted by the menu with the highest measures of confidence and enthusiasm.

Maria Filippodis, the owner, and her staff go out of their way to greet each customer and make them feel like family. The decor lets you practice Greek and take photos of islands you may have visited while being tasteful and elegant. The top-notch food makes you feel as if your yiayia cooked it herself. I'm unsure when Maria has time to bake all the desserts, but she does so with great love and joy. The portokalopita was served warm as they sang Happy Birthday to me in English and Greek.

Been to this restaurant before and will continue to return. All aspects from food to service were excellent. And there is a parking lot as well. Very convenient and easy handicap access. Food is very tasty and portions are large.