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This Greektown staple’s recent facelift brings us a clean and sophisticated cream colour scheme, lots of granite and a two-way gas fireplace. The left side of the restaurant acts more as a lounge bar, with a wine menu that includes a large selection of Greek bottles. The menu, offered on both sides, features a range of appetizers, souvlaki, fresh fish dishes and the popular oven-roasted lamb. Mains $12–$26.
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