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Dasks Greek Grill 

6522 S. Big Cottonwood Canyon Road
Holladay, Utah 84121
Cottonwood Heights
801-733-5010
Dasks.com
For the past 26 years, Dasks Greek Grill has offered some of the best Greek cuisine in the Salt Lake Valley.

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From the original location in the Crossroads Mall to the present one in Old Mill Village in Holladay, Dasks has served thousands of Utahns authentic Greek food. At Dasks, only the freshest ingredients are used in the delicious gyros, souvlaki, burgers and salads. Specialties of the house include gyros (meat, vegan and veggie), souvlaki (pork and chicken), falafel and burgers, including a popular pastrami burger. Authentic Greek items include dolmathes and spanakopita. There’s beer available, too.

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Price: $ - Inexpensive
Payment Type: Accept Credit Cards

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  • Falafel - Vegan

    ground, seasoned garbanzo beans on a bed of onions and lettuce topped with diced cucumbers and tomatoes with your choice of yogurt or hummus wrapped in pita bread

    Full:  5.89

  • Chicken Gyro

    grilled chicken breast topped with tomatos,onions,lettuce,and your choice of red or white sauce

    Full:  7.89

  • Fatal - Vegan

    ground,seasoned garbanzo beans on a bed of onions and lettuce topped with diced cucumbers and tomatoes with your choice of yogurd or hummus wrapped in pita bread

    Full:  7.89

  • Pork Souvlaki

    diced pork grilled and marinated

    plate:  7.89
    single:  5.89

  • Grilled Chicken Salad

    grilled all white chicken breast served atop our traditional agreek salad

    L:  8.25
    S:  6.25
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