Cajun Greek

About

Cajun Greek's mission is serving mouth-watering seafood and Greek favorites with a cajun flair! This locally owned and operated restaurant has stood the test of time (and the elements), surviving Hurricane Ike and others.

Locals across the island flock to Cajun Greek day after day. They offer a unique, flavorful menu that keeps the customers coming back for more! In addition, reviews rave about the incredible service you'll receive here.

Cajun Greek's Values

Because this restaurant and its owners are so rooted in Galveston, they are committed to giving back to the community! With no plans of ever leaving, of course they'd want to contribute as much as they can to the city they love so much.

They use local suppliers and source as much as they can from other local businesses. This is to ensure the highest quality of their food while also supporting other local businesses.

Moreover, Cajun Greek aims to have the friendliest wait-staff around! Their goal is to ensure that you have a wonderful dining experience in their laid back restaurant.

Lastly, Cajun Greek commits to serving up fresh, delicious food! Their seafood comes straight to the restaurant from the Gulf. They've perfected their tasteful recipes over the decades they've been in business - you can be sure you're going to get the best of the best flavors here!

Try ordering these at Cajun Greek:

Specialty Platters

Whether you like crab, crawfish, oysters, or other seafood, you can bet Cajun Greek has got a specialty plate for you!

They are known for their oversized platters that can feed a whole table! Check out their Facebook page to get a look. Beware - your mouth will start watering. Ask your server for more details.

Appetizers

There are a few starters on this menu you won't find anywhere else! For something unique, try the dolmas, Greek lollipops, boudain balls, or the Tzatziki with pita. Other familiar appetizers include favorites such as ceviche, fried calamari, and ahi tuna.

Handhelds

There is a great selection of handhelds here offering gyros, burgers, or po'boys! We recommend trying a classic or chicken gyro. There aren't many places on the island that you can get a good gyro. Meanwhile, there are plenty of other restaurants you can get a burger or po'boy from. Cajun Greek is primarily known for their seafood platters and greek appetizers so we recommend branching out here. Trust in the locals - after all, this is a local favorite!

Local Tips

Happy Hour is 4-6PM on Monday-Friday

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Galveston, TX?

Galveston is located in Southeast Texas on the Gulf of Mexico. It is a coastal resort city and port. It is located on Galveston Island and Pelican Island, providing residents with some of the best Galveston vacation rentals on the waterfront. Galveston is only about an hour from Houston, and near the communities of Alvin, La Porte, and Friendswood, Texas. For those who plan to visit Galveston, vacation rentals on the waterfront is an excellent option.

What is the closest airport to Galveston?

For those flying to the Galveston area, the closest airports are located in Houston, TX, about an hour away. The larger Houston Intercontinental Airport (IAH) handles national and international flights, while the smaller William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) serves mostly domestic routes and is a hub for Southwest airlines.

How big is Galveston Island?

Galveston Island is a large island spanning 27 miles long and less than 3 miles wide at its widest point. Overall, it has 66 square miles of land area. The island creates a separation between the Gulf of Mexico and West Bay. The Galveston Bay system, which the island is a part of, is at the eastern end of a chain of barrier islands. Overall, that island barrier extends for over 600 miles along the coasts.