The Take
Zet's serves straightforward Greek diner food with hand-cut USDA Choice steaks and Canada Grade A chicken that actually tastes like meat, not filler.
The real draw is the massive portions at price-tier-2 prices that have drawn the same crowd since 1967, but the airport location means you share space with rushed travelers and the default sides lean fryer-heavy.
The Verdict
Zet's is the reliable old-school spot for Greek comfort food done in big, straightforward portions without modern additives.
Order the chicken souvlaki dinner with Greek salad, rice, potatoes and extra tzatziki. Ask for the tzatziki on the side or double the salad instead of rice. Avoid the Famous Zets Burger.
Common Questions
Is Zet's Restaurant healthy?
No. The meats are clean but rice, potatoes and fries bring typical diner carbs and oils.
What should you avoid at Zet's Restaurant?
The Famous Zets Burger. It comes with the bun and processed bacon the scan warns against.
Does Zet's Restaurant use seed oils?
Likely yes on the default fries and roasted potatoes, standard for this style of diner.
