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19 W. 44th St., New York, NY, 10036
nr. Fifth Ave.
212-221-0144
kjkuzemchak from 10018 | Posted on 7/20/09
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Dinner at bar with husband, only 2 others at bar. Bartender completely disinterested and inattentive. Never refilled our glasses of wine from our bottle; let our Pikilia appetizer sit 8+ mins on service bar before tearing himself away from closing tabs that were closed before we arrived; unsure about which dip was on plate; expected us to pick up our app plates so he could set down our entrees; never asked us about our entrees until he cleared the plates; left our appetizer and plates until he cleared entrees; never refilled our water; never spoke to us. Corfu shrimp was flavorless, w/ serving of asparagus I confused w/ chives b/c so slight and spare. I couldn't add enough salt. Husband ordered Plaki - so-so at best. Despite an emptying dining room and 2 of 4 at the bar, the host never spoke to us or looked our way. Won't return. Too many choices out there.
crosales from 10021 | Posted on 10/30/08
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Had a work dinner there last night, and the food is amazing. The zucchini chips and the octopus was fabulous. And they have honey cookies everywhere and you can't stop having them. This greek restaurant is definitely at the top of my list of recommendations!
DEANO from L4 6TX | Posted on 12/28/07
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This restaurant hit all the right spots when wanting a greek in new york. I have been fortunate enough to travel around greece and try the food first hand, this place is right up there and got the flavours just right. Saganaki to start for two is a must and when we went they had salmon as a special, really nice. The bit we loved though is on the bar whilst waiting for your table if you want one you have different cheeses and olives to munch on. Spot on and cant wait to come back.
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