Which of the Top 2 Greek restaurants in the Charlotte area is best? You decide.

Which Charlotte area restaurant is the best for Greek food? We’re about to find out.

We began the hunt by asking you to nominate your favorite Greek restaurants — the spots you head to when you’re craving a gyro packed with tzatziki, a fresh salad topped with feta or savory kebabs.

Next, your votes whittled the field of contenders to the Top 10 picks, then down to the Top 5 and Top 2.

Now, this last round of voting will determine who’s the winner and who’s the finalist.

How to vote

Support your favorite restaurant by casting a vote, and feel free to refresh this webpage and make another choice or continue voting for the same spot.

Here’s the schedule for this contest:

• The fourth round will determine the winner. It is now live and will until noon Friday, June 19. A feature on the winner and finalist will follow.

Top 2 Best Greek Food

1. Illios Crafted Greek
2. The Mad Greek

Top 5 Best Greek Food

1. The Greek Grill
2. Yassou Greek
3. Illios Crafted Greek
4. The Mad Greek
5. Illios Noche

Top 10 Best Greek Food

1. The Mad Greek
2. Little Village Grill
3. Hellenic Greek Kitchen
4. Illios Crafted Greek
5. Yassou Greek
6. Illios Noche
7. Greco Fresh Grille
8. The Greek Grill
9. Limani
10. Big Bite’z Grill

The full list of Best Greek Food nominees

1. Akropolis Cafe
2. Athena’s Cafe
3. Athenian Grill
4. Big Bite’z Grill
5. The Diamond
6. Greco Fresh Grille
7. The Greek Eats & Sweets
8. The Greek Grill
9. Greystone Pub
10. Hellenic Greek Kitchen
11. Illios Crafted Greek
12. Illios Noche
13. Limani
14. Little Village Grill
15. The Mad Greek
16. Mocco Bistro
17. Nefelie’s
18. Yassou Greek

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Heidi Finley

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Heidi Finley is a writer and editor for CharlotteFive and the Charlotte Observer. Outside of work, you will most likely find her in the suburbs driving kids around, volunteering and indulging in foodie pursuits. Support my work with a digital subscription