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How we read reviews →Ballarat's no-fuss Greek institution: legendary moussaka, real-lamb souvlaki, and King George whiting served with blunt pride since forever.
Old-school Greek kafeneion energy. think mirrors along dining tables, old-school fit-out, and an owner who runs a tight ship without ceremony. Comfortable and unpretentious, buzzing with regulars at lunch.
Freshly squeezed juices; made-in-house milkshakes including blue heaven; Greek coffee served strong; visible open kitchen; long trading hours (9am-9pm Fri/Sat); open for breakfast, lunch and dinner; closes Sundays.
Repeatedly validated by Greek-born and Greek-heritage diners as the real thing. Tzatziki, moussaka, souvlaki, and baklava all earn authentic-recipe praise. Owner reportedly spends significant time in Greece.
Pricing sits mid-range for the quality delivered. Some reviewers flag flathead and souvlaki as steep; others consider it fair for the freshness and authenticity. Café items (coffee, sandwiches) offer better-value entry points.
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