Address
127-16 Smithtown Boulevard, Nesconset, NY 11769
Phone Number
(631) 979 - 0924
Date Visited
11-16-24
Website
Akropolis Greek Restaurant
Description
Akropolis is located at 127-16 Smithtown Boulevard, Nesconset, (in Nesconset Plaza).There are four accessible spots in the large, paved lot,
The street-level, single door leads to an entryway and another door.
Seating is at tables and armless chairs, booths, and a full-height bar.
There is adequate space between tables.
Single-occupancy restrooms are fully accessible.
Staff is extremely friendly and helpful.
- Attraction Type: dining
- Number of accessible spaces: four
- Location of accessible spaces: in center of parking lot
- Surface of lot: paved
- Distance to venue: depends on where you park
- Transportation to venue offered: na
- Terrain: flat
- Places to rest: na
- Paths and walkways: concrete sidewalk
- Location of accessible entrance: main entrance
- Doors: street-level, single door
- Number of floors: one
- Elevators: na
- Ramps: na
- Steps and staircases: none
- Width of aisles: adequate
- Places to sit: tables with armless chairs, several booths
- Location of restrooms: in hallway, near kitchen
- Type of restroom: large, accessible, single-occupancy
- Ease of entry and exit: ok
- Available food services: lunch, dinner
- Friendliness of staff: extremely friendly and efficient
- Baby changing station: yes
On Saturday evening we were introduced to an outstanding Greek restaurant in Nesconset, Acropolis. Everything about it was wonderful!
From the warm, friendly greeting when we arrived, to the pleasant, attentive service and fabulous food, we knew we had found a new favorite.
Located in Nesconset Plaza, there is ample parking in the paved lot. Four accessible spaces are located in the middle. You must go to the right of the entrance, to the end of the concrete sidewalk, to access the sidewalk without needing to step up. There is a street-level, single door entrance, a small entryway and another single door to enter. This brings you to the full-height bar area to your right. Near here there is a small area with several booths. Walking past the bar brings you to the welcome person, who was very friendly, We learned from the friends who brought us, that since Acropolis does not take reservations, we were wise to come early, especially on a Saturday evening. We were lucky to get seated pretty quickly.
Once seated, the most delicious chick peas and pita were brought to the table. They chick peas so good it was difficult not to devour the entire bowl! The pita were delicious as well, soft and warm. This was only the beginning of our amazing dinners. Both the lemon and chicken orzo soups were luscious. The greek salad was one of the best I have ever had. Everything that everyone ordered, from the Spinach Pie, to the Mediterranean Chicken, Loucas Special, Chicken Gyro and Chicken Souvlaki was incredible. The portions were large enough for everyone to have at least one more meal.
Seating in the main dining room is at tables and armless chairs. Although not spacious, there is ample space to navigate among tables. The atmosphere is warm and cozy, with a fireplace adding to the ambiance.
Large, accessible, single-occupancy restrooms are located in a hallway near the kitchen. The sinks are wheelchair accessible, and the soap and towels are easily reached by someone using a wheelchair. The top of a dresser can serve as a baby-changing station.
We loved everything about this place and will be back soon. We know you will too.
As always, we at Destination Accessible, advise you to visit a venue’s website, www.akropolisrestaurantny.com, when planning a visit to know more before you go.
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