Niko’s Restaurant Menu Prices Canada 2026

Looking for Niko’s Restaurant menu prices? Short version: chicken souvlaki is $20.00 and up, the gyro platter is $23.00, roast lemon chicken is $27.60, a Greek salad starts at $8.00, and baklava is $5.75. This is a family-run Greek spot on Corydon Avenue in Winnipeg, the kind of place where souvlaki, gyros, pastitsio, and smash burgers share one long menu. One honest note up front, because it shapes every price below: the restaurant publishes no official price table, so the figures here come from the brand-managed DoorDash Winnipeg menu for the 740 Corydon Avenue listing, and delivery prices may run a little higher than dine-in. If you want another Ontario Greek room to compare first, our Pantheon menu prices guide is the closest sibling in style.

Niko’s Restaurant Starters and Salads Prices

Start here if you are just grazing. The starters run from $8.05 to $19.55, and honestly the pita and tzatziki at $10.35 is the move. Homemade tzatziki is the house signature, and at that price it beats ordering a second starter you do not need. Avgolemono soup at $9.20 is the other classic opener. Greek fries at $10.35, spanakopita at $13.80, calamari at $19.55. Is calamari worth nearly twenty dollars as a starter? Only if you love it. For most tables, soup plus pita does the job. The Niko’s Restaurant Greek salad price starts at $8.00, and the village salad at $9.00 and up is the no-lettuce one regulars ask for by name.

Niko’s Restaurant Dinner Prices: Souvlaki, Pastitsio and Lemon Chicken

Dinners are the heart of this menu, and the Niko’s Restaurant Winnipeg prices here run $18.40 to $27.60. Chicken souvlaki at $20.00 and up is the headline, and it comes with salad or soup plus lemon potatoes, rice, or Greek fries, which is why it reads as good value next to a bare plate. Roast lemon chicken at $27.60 and pastitsio at $27.60 sit at the top end. The pastitsio special at $19.55 is the cheaper way into the same dish, so if the full pastitsio price stings, that special is worth asking about. Greek rice bowl at $18.40 is the lightest dinner on the board. Spanakopita dinner at $25.30, chicken strips dinner at $25.30. I could not confirm a current price for a couple of extras, so I left them out rather than guessing.

Niko’s Restaurant Menu Card Canada 2026

Here is the full menu card, rendered from the verified current delivery menu: starters, salads, dinners, gyros, subs, burgers, and desserts in CAD, plus the Corydon Avenue address.

Niko’s Restaurant Gyro, Sub and Smash Burger Prices

Gyros are the cheap end of the mains, and that is a big part of this place’s appeal. Chicken gyro, lamb and beef gyro, and vegetarian gyro are each $12.65, and the gyro platter is $23.00. Subs are all $18.40, every single one: club, pepper steak, vegetarian, chicken, steak and onion. No price hunting needed. Smash burgers run $19.55 to $23.00, with the Hercules burger at $23.00 on top and the Nikos burger, Greek burger, Fatboy, and create-your-own all at $19.55. Sandwiches: clubhouse $20.70, BLT $17.25. Desserts are simple and cheap: baklava $5.75, tiramisu $8.05. Sides run from $1.15 for a hot sauce portion up to $6.00 and up for lemon potatoes, with fries and rice from $5.00 and up. The plus sign on several prices is on the listing itself, and it means the price varies by size or options, so I kept it rather than inventing one fixed figure.

What Should You Order at Niko’s Restaurant Winnipeg?

First time? Keep it simple. Chicken souvlaki at $20.00 and up, or a chicken gyro at $12.65 if you want the cheaper taste of the same kitchen. Add pita and tzatziki at $10.35 and baklava at $5.75, and you have the full Corydon experience for under forty dollars before tax. Is the roast lemon chicken at $27.60 worth it over the souvlaki? Depends how hungry you are, and whether lemon chicken is your thing. My pick from this menu, reading it as a whole, is the souvlaki snack at $18.40 for a lighter meal, or the full souvlaki dinner when you want the sides too. For another souvlaki-first room to compare, our Souvlaki Hut menu prices guide shows how a Toronto souvlaki counter prices out next to this Winnipeg kitchen.

Niko’s Restaurant Chicken Souvlaki Menu Prices

The house signature, done the Winnipeg Greek way: grilled chicken souvlaki with lemon potatoes, rice, or Greek fries, plus salad or soup.

Niko’s Restaurant Winnipeg: The Corydon Avenue Greek Story

Niko’s Restaurant sits at 740 Corydon Avenue in Winnipeg, a family-run Greek and Mediterranean spot run by Chef Costa, per the restaurant listing. The signatures are homemade tzatziki, chicken souvlaki, and gyros, and main dishes come with salad or soup plus lemon potatoes, rice, or Greek fries. Anyone searching the Niko’s Restaurant Corydon Ave menu will find this same Winnipeg restaurant, and the best Greek food Winnipeg Corydon chatter around it points to this address, not to a chain. Do not mix it up: Niko’s Greek Grill in Ontario is a different, delivery-only brand with different prices, and Nikos Greek Kouzina is a different US restaurant. Only the 740 Corydon Avenue Winnipeg listing is this article, and this Niko’s Restaurant Winnipeg menu guide sticks to that one address, that one phone number, and those verified prices.

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