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Daphne's 2021 Paper Menus UPDATES starters family feast pick two proteins and two sides. hummus & pita 3.34 (310 cal) VG our signature hummus with warm pita includes warm pita bread & your choice of sauce fire feta & pita 3.44 (480 cal) V daphne’s mediterranean family feast our signature fire feta with warm pita feeds 4 people | 38.99 (640-1530 cal) (460 cal) V spanakopita 6.29 pick two proteins: pick two sides: warm spinach and feta wrapped in crispy phyllo dough TO-GO MENU • hand-carved gyro • seasoned basmati rice V fire feta fries 6.29 (1130 cal) V • greek salad V • grilled chicken fries topped with fire feta sauce • french fries VG ADD • grilled chicken kabob • tabbouleh VG HAND-CARVED GYRO AND • chicken shawarma +5.29 • cucumber-tomato salad VG RED ONION • pita chips V +2.60 • chickpea falafel +2.09 VG (350 CAL) • roasted vegetables VG • grilled steak kabob +5.29 pick one sauce: • grilled shrimp skewer +5.29 • hummus • greek style fish +5.29 • tzatziki sauce +3.19 • fire feta +3.19 fire feta fries with gyro mediterranean lentil soup VG daphne’s mediterranean family feast served with warm pita feeds 6 people | 56.99 (960-2295 cal) cup (8 oz) 4.19 (440 cal) pick two proteins: pick two sides: (530 cal) bowl (12 oz) 5.79 • seasoned basmati rice V • hand-carved gyro family size (32 oz) 9.99 (1420 cal) • greek salad V • grilled chicken • french fries VG • tabbouleh VG lemon chicken soup • grilled chicken kabob served with warm pita • cucumber-tomato salad VG cup (8 oz) 4.19 (280 cal) • chicken shawarma +8.99 • pita chips V • roasted vegetables VG bowl (12 oz) 5.79 (500 cal) • chickpea falafel +3.49 VG family size (32 oz) 9.99 (1350 cal) • grilled steak kabob +8.99 pick one sauce: • grilled shrimp skewer +8.99 • hummus kids meal 6.29 (12 and under) • greek style fish +8.99 • tzatziki sauce +4.49 +1.00 with drink • fire feta +4.49 all kids meals served with seasoned basmati rice and warm pita • hand-carved gyro (790 cal) • grilled chicken (700 cal) @daphnesgreek • chickpea falafel (800 cal) VG • cheese pita pizza(660 cal) V order online at daphnes.biz plates bowls & salads sandwiches (800-1220 cal) hummus bowl 9.69 VG pita sandwiches (540-740 cal) chickpea hummus with warm falafel, tabbouleh, mixed greens, classic pita 8.99 mix & match plate 12.29 cucumber tomato salad and warm pita your choice of two proteins, served with roasted veggies, hand carved-gyros or grilled chicken, cucumber tomato salad, seasoned basmati rice, choice of hummus or tzatziki and lettuce, red onion, and tzatziki on warm pita warm pita greek bowl 9.69 • hand-carved gyro seasoned basmati rice, roasted vegetables, grilled chicken or falafel pita 8.99 VG • chicken kabob SUB SIDE hand carved gyro, topped with fire feta sauce and warm pita chickpea falafel, red cabbage, hummus, cucumber-tomato • chickpea falafel VG SALAD FOR salad, and lemon tahini dressing on warm pita VEGETABLES • chicken shawarma +2.09 +1 • grilled shrimp kabob +1.79 gyro bowl 9.69 seasoned basmati rice, hand-carved gyro, onions, kalamata spicy grilled chicken pita 8.99 • steak kabob +2.59 olives, feta cheese, harissa sauce and warm pita grilled chicken, fire feta sauce, onions, lettuce and cucumber tomato salad on warm pita greek style fish plate 14.99 grilled fish served with roasted veggies, seasoned basmati cali pita 8.99 rice, choice of hummus or tzatziki and warm pita hand-carved gyros or grilled chicken, fire feta, onions and french fries on warm pita surf & turf plate 14.19 street pitas 7.79 grilled shrimp skewer and steak kabob served on a bed of one chicken and one gyros small pita sandwich served with seasoned basmati rice, with roasted veggies, choice of fire feta mayo, cucumbers, tomatos and feta hummus or tzatziki and warm pita vegetarian plate 13.19 V tabbouleh, chickpea falafel, spanakopita, hummus, greek MAKE IT salad, choice of hummus or tzatziki and warm pita A COMBO WITH FRIES hummus bowl AND A DRINK 13 salads served with warm pita (600-890 cal) (adds 310- 690 cal) daphne’s greek salad 12.59 grilled chicken, romaine-iceberg blend green, tossed with greek dressing,tomatoes, cucumbers, feta, kalamata olives and onions falafel salad 12.59 VG ADD spring mixed tossed with lemon tahini dressing, FIRE FETA topped with chickpea falafel, red onion, +1 tomatoes and cucumbers greek style fish plate mediterranean salad 13.99 romaine iceberg blend green tossed with lemon tahini V=vegetarian VG=vegan dressing, garbanzo beans, artichokes, tomatoes, cucumbers, red cabbage, feta, kalamata olives, and chicken All our chicken is Antibiotic free. classic pita combo 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary. .
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