Our Easy Greek Mezze (Meze) Platter is perfect for a simple evening with friends! You don’t have to cook any of this and it’s all about artfully preparing a gorgeous platter with easy ingredients!
Serve your Greek Mezze platter with some ouzo and wine and let the party begin! Also, check out our very handy tips for serving wine!

We’re going with easy and fuss-free for this board. You don’t have to (no, really you don’t!) make all of the dips homemade.
If you feel like you need to make something, then just choose one dip to make yourself. Maybe whip up homemade hummus, garlic dip, whipped goat cheese, beet dip or the best tahini yogurt dip and then buy the baba ganoush and cucumber yogurt dip to add to the platter.
It’s all about assembling good food for a fun party and keeping it easy!

What’s on a Mezze Platter?
There are many delicious foods and dips you can add to a Mezze platter. Here’s a list of items to inspire you. Choose a variety of the ones you like the most to add to the platter.
Hummus
Baba Ganoush – Roasted eggplant dip, my favorite!
Cucumber Yogurt – Tzatziki
Tabbouleh
Stuffed Grape Leaves – Dolmathakia or Sarma
Greek Fava
Mutabbal
Feta Cheese
Tahini – Used as a base in dips, but also great alone
Cucumbers
Roasted Peppers
Cherry Tomatoes
Apricots
Lemon Wedges
Marinated Artichokes – Something like these
Radish
Marinated Olives
Sun-dried Tomatoes
Varieties of Cheese – Kefalotiri, Greek Gruyere or Feta
Soft Boiled Eggs
Nuts
Variety of Meats – Traditional Greek sausage or any charcuterie you like.
Anchovies
Pita Bread
Pita Chips
Bread Sticks

Remember, entertaining doesn’t have to be stressful. Finding the best of the best food and items locally, to serve in your home is also an important part of entertaining.
If there’s a restaurant nearby that makes the most incredible hummus… buy it and add it to your platter. Not everything has to be homemade and sometimes it’s better that way.

How to Assemble a Greek Mezze Platter
- Add the dips (serve at least three) into small wooden serving bowls and place them around a larger platter.
- Add the rest of the ingredients around the bowls, like cheese, olives, dolmathakia, peppers, vegetables, etc. on the platter.
- Lightly drizzle olive oil and salt and pepper over all the food.
- Add pretty tropical flowers to garnish.
- Serve pita bread and pita chips on the side.

Drizzle high-quality olive oil over the platter and add a little salt and pepper to season. We added some paprika and additional olive oil to our purchased hummus to make it look pretty!

How to Toast Pita Bread
There is nothing better to dip in hummus than pillowy soft pita bread! Serve warm with salt and olive oil and everyone will be happy!
- Preheat the oven to 375.
- Cut the pita bread into 4 triangles. You can do 8 triangles if you prefer smaller pieces.
- Place in a single layer on a sheet pan and drizzle with olive oil and salt.
- Bake in the oven for about 7 minutes. You want the pita to still be soft, but warm.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mezze?
Mezze is a platter combing cold and hot, vegetarian, and meat items. It can be a complete meal served with warm bread and there are several variations to creating your own platter.
What does mezze (meze) mean?
Mezze or Meze is a selection of small plates and appetizers in parts of the Middle East, Greece and North Africa. Translated literally, the word meze (meh-ZEH) means a taste.
How do you eat Greek meze?
A Greek meze platter will have individual portions of food like stuffed grapes. There will also be dips and salads that are easy to scoop with small serving spoons. Have small plates and utensils available for guests. Also, be sure to have some warm pita bread and lots of drinks available!

What drinks to serve with Greek food?
Since Mezze is supposed to be shared over drinks with friends, wine and ouzo are a must!
Ouzo is a traditional, dry anise-flavored Greek aperitif. It’s served very cold in a shot glass before the meal. Ouzo is distilled from the remnants of grapes pressed for wine and flavored with spices like anise. Impress your guests by serving this before everyone digs into the platter.
You can also serve cold beer, which would go great with the food.

What Wine Goes with Mediterranean Food?
Try something light and crisp, like a Sauvignon Blanc or a Riesling. You can also pair it with a light sparkling wine too.
Check out our guide to serving wine and types of wine chart.

More Food Party Ideas You’ll Enjoy!
Looking for more party food ideas. Here are some of our favorite recipes to make for a gathering:
How to Host a Wine and Cheese Party
Easy Fruit Platter and Fruit Dip

When to Serve a Mezzo Platter
Serve this simple dish while dining alfresco or for any of these occasions:
Birthday Party it’s also perfect for a last-minute birthday party!

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Greek Mezze Platter
Ingredients
- 12 ounce Container fresh hummus
- 12 ounce Container baba ganoush
- 12 ounce Fresh cucumber yogurt
- 12 ounces Tabbouleh
- 4 ounces Crumble feta cheese
- 1 soft pita bread
- 2 large Cucumbers sliced
- 1 jar Roasted red peppers
- 1 package Dried apricots
- 6 small Radish
- 14 ounce Jar of Marinated artichoke hearts
- 1 container Cherry tomatoes
- 6 ounces Assorted nuts like almonds
- 8 ounces Assorted olives like green and kalamata
Instructions
- Place the dips in small bowls on the platter.
- Add the rest of the food around the platter until it’s full.
- Drizzle the board with olive oil and salt and pepper.
- Serve additional olives and pita bread on the side.