Jim Cardona

Lot's of great Greek dishes on the menu. Save room for dessert and coffee. A nice clean family restaurant.

+11

Vajih Khan

My wife and my son and I recently ate at a new wonderful Greek restaurant here in The Woodlands, and it was an good experience from start to finish. We ordered a variety of dishes to share — the Moussaka, Chicken Gyro, and Lamb & Beef Gyro — along with crispy French fries and a fresh Greek salad. Every bite was flavorful, authentic, and clearly made with high-quality ingredients. The Moussaka was rich and comforting, with perfectly layered eggplant, potatoes, and savory meat sauce topped with creamy béchamel. The gyros were generously filled, tender, and well-seasoned, wrapped in soft, warm pita. The Greek salad was fresh and refreshing, with crisp vegetables, briny olives, and just the right amount of feta cheese. The French fries were great. The service was great, very welcoming.

+5

Bella

Manager and staff were extremely friendly and they are on top of everything. My salad was filling and refreshing. My grape leaves were phenomenal. I tried their desserts, Pistachio Baklava and original Baklava are good but too sweet for me. I definitely went back for more, I got checked wings, good flavor and good size. I can't wait to go back and try their ice-cream/Gelato.

+5

Jessica M

Love this restaurant! We were just on a trip staying in The Woodlands and decided to try this restaurant not far from our hotel. The ambiance was super nice, the service was very good and the food was delicious. My husband being Greek was excited to see the loukoumades area and try the food. We were here all the way from Toronto Canada and had a lovely evening here

Yen Nguyen

Having been a loyal fan of their original restaurant on Westheimer for years, I was both excited and curious to try out their new spot. And let me tell you, it did not disappoint! The restaurant is spacious, with plenty of seats available, creating a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere. Of course, the best part was diving into my all-time favorite dish, the lamb gyro (or Gyro plate). The meat was cooked to perfection, bursting with flavor and paired beautifully with all the traditional Greek spices and sides. It truly felt like a taste of Greece on my plate! Overall, my visit to Niko Nikos at The Woodland location was an absolute delight, and I can't wait to go back for more of their mouthwatering dishes. If you ever find yourself in the area, I highly recommend stopping by for a taste of authentic Greek cuisine and warm hospitality.

+4

Erik

Niko Niko's in The Woodlands is a fun vibe, cafeteria-style restaurant that brings the authentic flavors of Greece to life. The atmosphere is wonderfully comfortable and inviting, making it the perfect setting for both family outings and casual meals. With plenty of seating available, you have the option to enjoy your meal indoors in a clean and well-maintained dining area or soak up the fresh air by dining outside. The friendly and attentive staff add to the charm, providing great service that makes every visit memorable. The food is the true star of the show. The Gyros plate is a standout, with perfectly cooked meat and tzatziki sauce that hits all the right notes. The oven potatoes are a unique, must-try dish that pairs wonderfully with the meal. We also enjoyed the fresh and flavorful Greek salad, as well as the hamburger special plate served with crisp, fresh-cut French fries. With an average cost of $20 per person, the generous portions and high-quality dishes make it worth every penny. Definite two BIG thumbs up! Highly recommended, Niko Niko's is a dining destination we'll be visiting again and again. The combination of delicious food, great service, plenty of seating, and the choice to dine inside or outside makes it an easy favorite. It's clear this spot will become a regular stop for anyone who appreciates authentic Greek cuisine and an all-around excellent experience.

+2

Food was good. A pittle.pricey. you get a ton of fries.

C Cantu

We went because they had a MD Anderson blood drive van on site. So glad they support them. Food is always good. Today we asked for a salad with gyro on the side, and it was on top of the salad. The lettuce cooks and wilts very quickly and if you take it to go it is soggy when you get home. Thus asking for it on the side. Was disappointed that the feta was sliced as thin as the tomato on the salad. It was too little feta for a large salad. We asked for no capers (the brine also wilts the lettuce) and that was done correctly, but they also sadly left off the yellow peppers. Wish all the olives were kalamatta instead of including the green ones. The pita was hard - not sure if it was old or if it was because of the warming process. The gyro meat was great, as usual. Some minor things we were not thrilled about, but it won't stop us from going - especially if they are supporting MD Anderson.

John E

Opa!!!!!!! Glad to have this Greek restaurant in the Woodlands. The location is very convenient. It's really nice inside. The place is big and decor is authentic. All the staff were friendly. We tried the Philly cheesesteak. It was good, but not great. I think it would be better on pita bread, but that would not be traditional. I do like the gyros here. They are awesome dessert selection too. Can't wait to come back and try some other dishes they have. Thanks for bringing this location to the Woodlands.

+23

Monica Foy

While I'm happy to have this restaurant in the neighborhood, there are some key elements missing. Greek food invites warm feelings, but the staff here are ice cold, inexperienced, and lacking serious hospitality. The ambiance is kind of the same. While there's ample room for larger parties, the restaurant just feels like a hospital cafeteria. The prices do not reflect the quality of food, so don't expect gourmet just because they charge an arm and a leg.

Cherease “KC” Andrews

New review: I attempted twice to place an order online but was unsuccessful. I called the order in and was quoted a total but once I arrived to pick it up, I was quoted a different total. The lady who waited on me acted as if it were my fault that I was quoted the wrong total over the phone. Manager came out and was left feeling like I did something wrong. The food was great but the medium steak I ordered was way too tough. I wouldn't recommend the steak. The gyro was delicious and so were the dolmanthes. I would give them another chance so I can give them a better rating.

Brooke Nodeland

We are here for the first time this week on a weekday around 3p. We so badly wanted to love this meal after reading so many good things, but unfortunately we were disappointed. The restaurant itself was large, with both indoor and outdoor seating, a self- serve drink station, TVs, and counter where you place your order. They have individually wrapped deliver ware which was great! We ordered two lamb gyros, oven potatoes, and the village salad. The pita shells were great, the fillings were just ok. One gyro had a ton of tzatziki, and the other had not enough. The village salad was not very well balanced either as the veggies were swimming in oil. Overall, the experience was just ok.

+5

Jack Anderson

This place has definitely declined in the overall quality of food and in my opinion they have deviated from what once made them a stellar restaurant. They are so busy concentrating on to many different foods and have strayed from their simplistic foods and one of the most disappointing food items Is their once famous lemon pepper pork chops. It used to 45 minutes for the delicious dish. However, they changed their technique to reduce the time and it has ruined the dish. Once supple and thick chops are now reduced to thin rubbery impossible to cut with the stationary plastic utensils. It seems like they are concentrating more on the desserts than the food that made them a local legend. The potato chips were stale and rubbery. The last 3 times we have ventured here we have always had issues.

+3

Fabiola Briceno

This was my first time at this restaurant, and it was absolutely disappointing! I ordered a chicken gyro and a fried fish and shrimp plate. The gyro was disgusting , the “chicken” was actually just chicken skin! When I showed it to the staff, they told me that’s how they serve it. So if you’re in the mood to eat chicken skin, this is the place for you! Honestly, I wouldn’t recommend this restaurant to anyone. I wasted $50 for food that was inedible. Terrible experience from start to finish.

Liz “Liz”

Absolutely Disappointing – Will Never Return I never leave reviews like this, but my experience at Nico Nico’s in The Woodlands was beyond disappointing. I was genuinely excited to try this place — Greek/Mediterranean food is one of my favorites, and the setup is actually really cute. But that’s where the positives end. I spent over $60, and I literally threw all of it away. That’s not something I do lightly — I hate being wasteful, but the food was just that bad. Dry, flavorless, poorly prepared — nothing tasted fresh or authentic. I was shocked. Customer service was just okay. One of the staff members did attempt to be helpful, and I appreciated that, but it didn’t make up for the quality of the food. It was honestly one of the worst meals I’ve ever had from a restaurant, and I say that as someone who genuinely loves this type of cuisine and supports local businesses whenever I can. I won’t be going back.

+11