Dining out in the Mountain State and craving authentic, Greek fare? Ironically, one of the best places to find it is in a city filled with fraternities and sororities (get it?). From the campus greeks to the Greek-run diner called The Greeks, Morgantown is a virtual hotbed for two very different kinds of Greek experiences; however, only one of them will satisfy your craving for flavorful gyros, Souvlaki, fresh hummus, and more.

Easily accessible for all of your Greek food cravings, the small diner called The Greeks is located on Beechust Avenue just below Sunnyside and along the river. (Bonus: it’s over a parking garage and you can ask for a chip to validate your parking!)

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Once inside, you’ll savor the freshness in the delicious smells of the Greek food as you eagerly anticipate your food to arrive.

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It’s all prepared to order, including their ever-popular Greek fries.

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Some prefer to get it to go, but there are a few tables if you just can’t wait to dive into your meal.

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Whether you’re having one of the large and satisfying gyros (available in pork, chicken, gyro meat, and vegetable) or any of the other delicious options on the menu…

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…don’t forget to add a salad! Exactly seven different salads are available — and they’re all positively delicious.

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More than one person in your party? Order the Mixed Grill Platter for Two! It’s super affordable ($18) and full of flavors!

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The Greeks can be a little difficult to spot, so just look for the blue awnings on the ground-floor of this building on the river side of Beechurst Ave.

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The Greeks is located at 331 Beechurst Ave., Morgantown, WV 26505. They just posted new hours of operation and now serve breakfast, too! They’re open seven days a week from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. Learn more from the official website and show your love by following their Facebook page.

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