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    4.5 (31 reviews)
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    Andrea U.

    Can't come to Tarpon Springs without buying the round, sweet, almond topped bread to bring home. We can't get just the bread, everything is so fresh & delicious. Sweet bread, warm feta bread, fresh baklava, biscotti.... we are bringing two shopping bags home. I've frozen the breads & it holds up well.

    My favorite: sesame pretzel
    Krys P.

    I won't describe how good the bread is. I will just say that my friend brought a loaf home, and two of my gluten-avoidance friends saw us munching with such joy, that they torn off a piece to try... and went back for seconds. My favorite is the sesame pretzel. It's a loop loaded with so much sesame. The spinach pie is excellent too, very flakey, loaded with spinach and so huge I couldn't finish one on my own. Go early for the best selection. In fact, I see bags after bags of loaves by the door. Maybe they are for nearby restaurants?

    Storefront  520 Athens St. Tarpon Springs
    Vaso A.

    I have been going to Fournos Bakery for many years. A lot of the bread served at the restaurants in Tarpon Springs come from this very bakery. When we ate at Mykonos restaurant once, I asked where they get their bread from because it was so delicious. They told me it comes from Fournos Bakery. It reminds me so much of the bread that you would find in Greece. I had to stop in so I could bring some home. I initially went there just to buy the bread, but was pleasantly surprised to see that they sell a variety of Greek cookies and other sweets. They do not carry cakes like Hellas but man are their cookies delicious. Some of traditional Greek cookies you may find are Koulourakia, kourambiethes and melomakarona. They sell some cheese pies, turn overs and baklava as well. All are generous portions and taste amazing. Made with fresh ingredients. There is a small shelf where you can pick up a few dry ingredients, honey and oil. There is also a cooler to purchase drinks. Never tried the coffee before, it seems to be just regular coffee. Nothing super fancy but fine with me. There are a few small tables outside and a small one inside. I mostly take my items home. The cookies are sold by weight. Last I went, I bought a large selection of different cookies and some bread. It was very reasonable. The bakery is run by two sisters, they are super sweet. Definitely a small business I will always support. Anytime I go to Tarpon, I make it a point to stop by to get a few things. Even if it's just for the bread. Yum!

    Delicious baked goods

    What an amazing place to stop on our fast trip to Tarpon! Just walking in the we were welcomed and greeted in such a warm way, the lady behind the counter gave our toddler a Greek cookie right away and they were delicious we had to get more for everyone else, the loaves of bread are delicious and huge, and I cannot rave enough about the chocolate baklava and all the other treats we couldn't resist! Can't wait to come back!

    Prerana K.

    We stopped by here to get some bread for our dinner. It was our first time and did not know what to expect: there were a lot of options on the menu and the prices were very good. The village bread only cost $2. It was absolutely amazing and the taste was very good as well. Highly recommended and the lady working there was pretty nice too!

    Pastries!

    We decided to take an exit to the little sponge greek town in Florida. They are famous for their sponges but we went early and stores were closed. We found a bakery shop open & a wonderful lady there who was very generous to us! We bought greek coffee cans and supplies for gifts and then hit the bakery side. Everything is freshly made. She is very proud of her goodies. She sent us on our way with fresh breads and cookies and items we purchased. I would def find this small bakery if you come to this beautiful ocean side town. Very special to us. She treated us with kindness and explained everything to us. A win-win. So glad we stopped here!

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    Such an amazing experience here. As soon as you walk into the store you get welcomed with the yummy smell of bread and pastries.

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    3 years ago

    Absolutely delicious everything we ordered was yummy! Love the fact that it's not on the main drag and definitely more local-based.

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    Homemade authentic Greek Bakery. No preservatives, and the bread is like Grandma's. You have to stop when you go to Tarpon Springs! Enjoy

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    Delicious and friendly customer service. I highly recommend. You can even learn a couple Greek words when checking out.

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    5 years ago

    Great little bakery. A must if you're in the area. The employees there are extremely sweet

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    4 years ago

    Authentic delicious and very friendly ! Would recommend to anyone in the area . Tarpon springs must stop spot

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    They have a great variety of traditional style Greek items. The even have Louz (Greek Orange Soda, $3.50)

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    National Bakery

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    excellent experience, all-around! after enduring a…read morelunchtime wasted at a nearby restaurant (mama's place), I made sure to not to follow one folly after another, and checked yelp for a spot to get dessert. I left lunch hungry and with little time to spare before tarpon springs closed its businesses for the night. there were several bakeries on the area's main drag, which were (literally) lined up out the door. while the goods inside looked tasty from the outside, lunch now had me all the wiser. a long line and an appealing window display offered no insight on the taste of the goods inside. I found national bakery nestled on a little side road. there was no line, no frills. when you step inside, though, you'll be greeted by a baker who has been serving fantastic baked goods with superior customer service at incredibly fair prices -for decades. the woman who helped us was SO incredibly friendly. she stayed open late just to answer our questions about the area -after having already served us some of the most delicious baked goods I've ever had. I'd recommend going for the goodies, the friendly conversation, and old world atmosphere. skip the lines and overpriced, overhyped "show" goods.... spend your money and time on food you won't forget.

    Stopped in for some baklava and the woman behind the counter gave us a Lil history lesson /tour of…read morethe bakery with all the old machinery and tables used since the beginning! It was very neat to see how the pastries and breads were Made, and the old table built into the ground. The baklava (and all the other pastries we picked up) were delightful.

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    Hellas Restaurant

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    We had lunch at Hella's this afternoon and it was delicious!…read more We had saganaki as a starter and it was too delicious to remember to take a picture first but they light it on fire at your table so that's definitely a fun experience I had a Greek salad, which of course comes with potato salad under the lettuce and it was phenomenal. Fresh ingredients, the right amount of dressing - easily the best Greek salad I've had in a long time. My husband got a classic gyro and he says it was really good. The meat was super tender, pita was soft / you can tell it's made fresh and the tzatziki topped it off perfectly! Our service was fast, friendly, and efficient and the whole vibe of the restaurant is just a good time. They were busy (obviously it was lunch on a Saturday!) but we didn't feel rushed and didn't even have to wait the full time we were quoted for a party of 6. The next time we're in the area, we'll absolutely be back (I wish I would've gotten another Greek salad to bring home for dinner)

    If I could give this a 10 star review, I would! My mom has told me about this restaurant previously…read moreso when we were in the area before we went to the airport, we decided to check it out. It's decorated in old world Greek style with plenty of servers ready to create a wonderful experience. Our server came over to get our drink orders and answer any questions. After she brought us our drinks, she gave us the complementary bread with the olive oil dipping sauce. Superb! We decided to share the Greek salad for one or two. This is the traditional Greek salad that includes potato salad on the bottom and the lettuce, ripe tomatoes, onions, cucumbers, and pepperoncini's on top. The Greek dressing was just perfection! I've only been able to find this traditional Greek salad in Tarpon Springs. We shared the Gyro platter. It included the pita, meat, tomatoes, and onions as well as rice and we believe peas. It was delicious! It was fun that each of us could build our own pita to our liking. The desserts looked amazing but we needed to get up to the airport to go back home. We will definitely try them the next time.

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    Parthenon Restaurant & Bakery

    Parthenon Restaurant & Bakery

    4.0
    (21 reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    I really liked Parthenon! I swear it was one of my best meals all week since I haven't been feeling…read morewell. We ordered a few appetizers including saganaki, calamari, and broiled octopus. Of course the saganaki and Octopus was the best. We also ordered gyros, pork souvlaki, and a fried cod fish sandwich. My order was the pork souvlaki! It was really good. The tzatiki sauce stood out as different than I have had at other places. Our service was impeccable. Our server was very cheerful. The owner was cheerfully inviting people in for lunch or dinner! He was really nice and funny too. We can't help but be happy that this restaurant is dog friendly, and nicely shaded! This is a fun Greek Choice on the Sponge Docks right next to the Sponge Exchange and across the street from the Sponge boats on the water.

    Spent a few hours in Tarpon Springs and we needed to eat. Being that most of the restaurants there…read moreare so similar (Greek area, greek food), we happened to walk past Parthenon and decided this was it. It is a little cheesily decorated. Big murals and fake brassy gold items. Our server was ok, seemed a little put off to be working, but no outright issues. The restaurant seemed to fill up more the longer we dined and kept the servers busier. Food was good, portion sizing being the pro here. Meat in my gyro was plentiful. Taste was good too. Other ordered flatbreads and again they filled a whole large plate. Cant say they were the best ingredients, but filled us up. Overall ok experience. Maybe for a more authentic meal try somewhere nearby.

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    Crusty Bread Bakery

    Crusty Bread Bakery

    3.0
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    0.5 mi

    We tried their bread at a restaurant nearby. When the restaurant owner told us the bakery is just…read moredown the street, naturally we decided to check it out. Maybe my image of a small town bakery is too idyllic: I image crusty loaves in baskets and the lovely aroma of fresh breads. Walking in, it's more like a grocery store with some shelves for gourmet food items: jam, pasta, etc., and a large counter for bread. I suppose I forgot that in a small town, they probably don't sell a lot of bread retail - not to mention people nowadays don't get their bread from their local bakery; Publix, Walmart or Panera are more convenient not to mention cheaper. The case, therefore, looks a bit sad with a few loaves forlornly sitting inside, wrapped in plastic bags. Now, I won't give a 3 stars for that. I love small businesses, so sometimes I generously give them 4 stars in hope of bringing it more business. Unfortunately, we can't get over the fact that the lady put down her cat and proceeded to get our cookies without washing her hand first. She did use bakery tissue so she didn't touch the food with her bare hands, but nonetheless, while old lady + cat is charming in most situations, it makes me lose my appetite when food is concerned. I can't help imagining cat fur on my cookies...

    You at Yelp need to do a better job of screening your suggestions. This bakery has been OUT of…read moreBUSINESS for some time now. This is the third time I've used your ratings only to find they're outdated.

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