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How we read reviews →Greek-inspired Mediterranean in Carnegie, built on slow-cooked Lamb of the Gods and warm hosting
Dimly lit, polished and welcoming, with a sharing-style menu that feels celebratory rather than stiff. The room can get loud when full, and a few diners found the lighting too low to read the menu.
The owner-chef greets tables and talks guests through the menu, a four-course sharing menu is offered, and the cocktail list includes a smoked Negroni. Staff handle allergies and intolerances with care, and the lamb dish is available as takeaway.
A modern, Greek-inspired menu from an owner-chef rather than a traditional taverna. Diners describe it as a fresh twist on Greek dining with Mediterranean pasta and seafood alongside it.
Most reviewers call it fair or even great value for the quality, with one diner citing about $145 per person for three courses with a drink. A minority felt portions were small for the price or that bread should come free.
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