A new Greek restaurant opened under new ownership. The older restaurant, although decorated in way too much dark velvet and needing a makeover, was my favourite Greek restaurant in the city.
For the most part, Mystiko has nice clean lines. Although some aspects looks like an early-mid 90s style.
Maybe it's just me being snobby...but I think that a restaurant charging $8-10 for appetizers and around 18 for a basic main course should not put prepackaged butter on the table. The bread was definitely not made in-restaurant. I ordered grilled calamari as a starter:

Bleh. Probably the low-light of the meal. The calamari was rubbery and had a spice on it that left a bad taste in my mouth.
The meal came with soup or salad...I opted for salad, which was good.

I ordered chicken souvlaki. Not as good as the old restaurant's, but decent.

Overall, I'd give it maybe a 6.5-7 out of 10...The price was too high for Greek food.

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We're going out for Greek on the Danforth tonight (T-Dot) to a restaurant that is one of the best,in my mind. Your dinner didn't look that great! Yup, gambling can sure ruin a persons life, can't it...ciao
mmmm...Danforth Greek. They've got some great Greek restaurants there. Hope you enjoyed it!
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