A colleague of mine, who is Greek, recommended this place. The dishes taste homey, with a touch of…read moreelegance. Our favorites:
* Kalamaria ghemista (squid stuffed with small vegetables, spinach, and rice)
* Oktapodi sto tigani (pan-fried octopus with tomatoes and parsley)
* Souvlaki kotopoulo (chicken souvlaki)
* Moussaka (eggplant and lamb casserole)
* Kataifi (vermicelli-like pastry)
The restaurant space is pretty small though. We had a table for five, in a space that is ideal for three or four. We ordered many dishes, and they barely fit on the table. We could only take about two dishes at a time. The back of my chair was butting up against the next table.
The bathroom setup is awkward (1 star off). To enter the bathroom, you have to squeeze by a table with guests enjoying their dinner, go up a few steps, and enter an area with a urinal. The women's bathroom is located past the urinal, i.e. women need to walk past the urinal in order to use the toilet. After finishing using the toilet, walking back to my table, I was crossing my fingers that I wouldn't accidentally walk past someone using the urinal...