Brothers North Restaurant, Hampton

Great PEOPLE HERE,they closed the day before Christmas,through out the help.They sold gift certifacates all that day and did not tell the buyers they were closing.Rumor has it you can use them at the others but who wants to go there after all the damage they have done to the Hamptom community. If you have a gift certifacate CALL THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION. Employees if you have not been paid call the DEPT.of LABOR

We love Brothers North . . . the food, the service, the atmosphere and the prices!!! We have tried many different items on the menu and each one has been tasty . . . and the portions are huge!!! Everytime we eat-in or take-out, it's a wonderful experience . . . and a great value!!!

I had a very negative experience at this restaurant and will not be back. I came with a large group of people. When we arrived, no one seemed interested in taking the time to explain how the restaurant worked. The girl at the cash register was extremely rude. We decided to sit in the lounge. The food took a very long time and when it finally arrived, it was sporatic. A dish here, a dish there. Some people were almost done eating when others meals arrived. Not to mention that my husband even got up to help one of the waitresses. The food was ok, but the service and treatment seriously lacked.

I always get take-out. Great food , nice people,fast service.

the other reviews are on point. the food is decent, but not great. portions are generally large and the people that work there are friendly, but the overall experience is not as good as their cousins in massachusetts. i've tried it 3-4 times. best experience was just ordering a greek salad and the lemon and chicken soup. otherwise: lamb gyro ordered at the bar: very tough meat, not trimmed right, not good. Stuffed peppers and tomatoes: good taste but it had been simmering so long the food had collapsed and it got nasty. meat can simmer forever but not vegetables. boiled NE dinner: same deal, cabbage had turned into swamp cabbage because of the over-simmering. maybe they just don't have enough turnover yet, but i had high hopes for this place and it just doesn't quite cut it.

Not what I expected. The interior looks great. The food was okay at best. I waited too long in line and ended up with cold food. The cafeteria thing is not for me. Apparently they serve you in the lounge but at a $1 upcharge PER item. The place was already pricey for what they offer. Not enough ambiance and not enough service for the price.

It was OKAY! But not as good as thier resturant in Danvers.. The food is plentiful but very high priced.. It gets cold sometimes before you get it to the table.. I think they are trying to get the money back for the expense they paid to built it too fast!!!! and the food could be better,, It won't last

Brothers North is a Greek and American food restaurant set up cafeteria style. Ever been to a Morrisons? well, this place isn't nearly as good, but runs on the same idea. You pick up your tray and silverware on one end and slide on down the line picking out what you would like to eat. Although the staff was for the most part friendly, it isn't enough of a good thing to get me to go back in. I was there for dinner and the portions are HUGE, but they are definitely cutting quality here for quantity. I had the Kotopita (chicken pie in Fillo dough) and I pulled out at least 4 good sized pieces of bones and so did one of my dining partners. The Kotopita was really dry too. The side order of Dolmades (stuffed grape leaves) was good, but the meat inside of them with the rice was undercooked. It also took them 20 mins to bring out my side order without an apology for lateness. I found the other diners there were more into the American food plates vs. the Greek, but I don't see Brothers North packing them in well enough to make it last. They just started serving breakfast which could be a good fit for them in the area but with some really good diners around I doubt it. I say, if its good Greek food you are seeking, seek it elsewhere.

We stopped in here for some counter takeout within the last couple of weeks (I think it's only recently opened). We got a few different things to try as part of a light lunch. All was excellent. We should have gotten more. We took a look at the cafeteria and seating area, to scout it out for possible return. They had a nice-looking variety of dishes, though I'd like to have seen more vegetarian options. I didn't see that they had different (lower) lunch prices, and entree plates were more than I wanted to spend for lunch, though moderate for dinner prices. The staff on the line appeared helpful, friendly and organized when I was there. People seemed to be ordering and receiving their food in a timely fashion. I didn't see any of the problems described by the previous reviewer. I rate it 3 stars, based on lack of lower-priced lunch specials, especially vegetarian, and because the cafeteria line had more focus on non-Greek food (more-or-less generic American) than I'd like. We'll likely go there again, for at least the counter service and possibly a sit-down. A good sit-down dinner there might push my feelings on the place up to four stars.