Apartments near Greek Islands in Chicago, IL(2,162 Rentals)
The Leo
751 N Hudson Ave
330 S Wells St
The Grand Central
Wicker Park Connection
Seven 10 West
1432 W 21st St,
The Milwood
116-120 Chestnut Properties
Oakley Square
1330 N Dearborn
55 W. Chestnut
1000 N. LaSalle
Lakeside 800
20 E Scott St
Larrabee Place at Parkside of Old Town
1100 North Lasalle
Pittsfield Apartments
Millennium Park Plaza
Luxury Student Housing at Leavitt Place
1912 S Throop St
Astor House
1430 N Hoyne Ave, Unit 1
1337 W Cullerton St, Unit 2
2219 W 18th Pl, Unit 1
200 S Halsted St, Unit 2
77 E Lake St, Unit 1
1335 N Wolcott Ave, Unit 1F
1335 N Wolcott Ave, Unit 1F
1160 N Dearborn St, Unit 203
1335 N Wolcott Ave, Unit 1F
1326 N Claremont Ave, Unit J06P
13 N Elizabeth St, Unit 1
1508 W Cullerton St, Unit 2
500 W Superior St, Unit 706
1825 W 17th St, Unit Furnished 2 BR Apt
17 N Elizabeth St, Unit 2R
689 N Peoria St, Unit 2N
1711 S Laflin St
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Ever since you popped in that age-old DVD copy of the fantasy myth classic 'Clash of the Titans' last week, you've had a serious hankering for some food of the gods. Simmering spices, delectable olives, seasoned chunks of lamb...essentially the type of Mediterranean fare that Zeus himself would be proud to feast upon. Fear not, young Perseus, as Chicago's own Greek Islands offers some of the best traditional cuisine this side of Athens. The royal treatment is obvious from the moment you arrive, as these Islands provide complimentary valet parking for guests. The floorspace itself sings of all things Greek from the moment one sets foot inside - four spacious dining rooms await, accented by inspired architectural décor complete with pillars, ghost-pale stucco walls and ornate stone flooring. The staff is fittingly energetic and colorful, welcoming one and all like long-lost family. The food itself more than lives up to the mythical hype. No, those aren't torches of an invading horde to your right, simply one of a number of flaming cheese appetizers. Similarly, the Taramasalata...comprised of lemon zest, generous helpings of fish roe and a loaf of French bread large enough to battle Medusa with...is a 'must try' for any first time visitor. The entrees cover just about anything that walks or swims (the pork dishes are especially delectable), although herbivores can feast upon the perfection that is the house veggie Mousaka. Good luck leaving room for dessert given the giant portions, but we encourage you try anyway. Combining stellar service and rave-worthy cuisine, the only thing these Greek Islands are missing is unnecessary the drama.