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Fearless Critic restaurant review
Houston
Food
Feel
Price
6.7
6.5
$65
Greek
Upmarket restaurant

Hours
Mon–Thu 11:00am–10:00pm
Fri 11:00am–11:00pm
Sat noon–11:00pm
Sun noon–9:00pm

Features Kid-friendly, live music, outdoor dining
Bar Beer, wine, liquor
Credit cards Visa, MC, AmEx
Reservations Accepted

www.alexanderthegreat.cc

Galleria
3055 Sage Rd.
Houston, TX
(713) 622-2778
Alexander the Great
Authentic Greek cuisine whose cost is most palatable on fun weekend nights

Alexander the Great is just about the only real upmarket Greek restaurant left in Houston, even if the restaurant’s sign looks as downmarket as they come, with that comic-Greek Disneyesque font. The strip mall doesn’t help appearances either, nor does the enormously tacky Greek statue that visually assaults you the…

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