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Catering Menu STATIONS Greek Style String Beans Small $45 Large $85 Stewed the Traditional Way with Herbs, Onions, Garlic CATERING Gyro Feast Small Feast $220/ 20 People and Tomato Sauce Large Feast $370/ 40 People Orzo Pasta with Small $30 Large $50 MENU Sliced Gyro Meat, Pita Bread, Diced Tomatoes, Diced Tomato Sauce ( Manestra) Onions, Tzaziki Sauce and Choice of Roast Potatoes or Rice Served with Tzatziki and Pita Roasted Vegetables Small $40 Large $70 A Variety of Vegetables, Red Peppers, Red Onions, Village Feast Serves 20 $220 Zucchini, Mushrooms and Eggplant 15 Mini Pork Skewers, 15 Mini Chicken Skewers, 15 Mini Bifteki and 4 lbs of Sliced Gyro Served with Pita String Beans with Garlic Small $45 Large $85 and Tzatziki Butter and Toasted Pine Nuts Add Lamb Chops to Station Mkt Price SWEETS TREATS Baklava Small Tray $35 Large Tray $65 PITA Filo Pastry with Walnuts, Butter, Cinnamon Soaked In MEAL BOXES Our Honey Syrup LOCATIONS 15 Person Minimum Our Famous BGC Small Tray $35 Large Tray $65 DOWNTOWN SILVER SPRING Rice Pudding Pita Box $12 Per Person 8223 Georgia Avenue | Silver Spring, MD 20910 Wrapped Pita Sandwich Choice of Gyro, Pork, Greek Cookies $17 Per Dozen HILLANDALE Chicken, Falafel, Shrimp (Add $2) Includes Hummus Selection From Koulourakia, Melomakarona, 10163 New Hampshire Avenue | Silver Spring, MD 20903 Cup, Pita Chips and Cookie Kourabiedes KENSINGTON/WHITE FLINT Baklava Cheesecake Whole Cake $69 5268 Nicholson Lane #O | Kensington, MD 20895 ROCKVILLE/LEISURE WORLD 4007 Norbeck Road | Rockville, MD 20853 DOWNTOWN BETHESDA VEGETABLES 4806 Rugby Avenue | Bethesda, MD 20814 AND STARCHES FOR CATERING CALL Roast Greek Potatoes Small $35 Large $65 301.943.7652 Oven Roasted with Olive Oil, Lemon, Garlic and OR Oregano [email protected] Rice Pilaf Small $25 Large $45 Simmered with Butter and Lemon Juice All prices are subject to change without notice. @BIGGREEKCAFE STARTERS Horiatiki (Village) Salad One Size $55 Chicken Santorini Small $55 Large $100 Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Red Onions, Red Peppers, Feta Sauteed Chicken, Tomato Sauce, topped with Feta Spanakopita $16 Per Dozen Cube, Capers, Olives, Oregano and Dressed with Olive Cheese Flaky Spinach and Feta Cheese Pies Oil and Red Wine Vinegar. Grilled Salmon Florentine $13.50 Per Piece Tiropita $16 Per Dozen Greek Chickpea Salad Small $30 Large $55 Stuffed with Spinach and Feta Cheese (6 Piece Min) Cherry Tomatoes, Red Onions,Cucumbers, Feta Flaky Feta Cheese Pies Grilled Salmon $12.00 Per Piece Cheese, Parsley and Lemon Zest Vinaigette Buerre Blanc Sauce (6 Piece Min) Vegetarian Dolmades $13 Per Dozen Stuffed Grape Leaves with Rice and Herbs Mediterranean Orzo Pasta Small $30 Large $55 Imam Bailidi $8.50 Per Piece Orzo Pasta, Basil, Red Onions, Sundried Tomatoes, Stuffed Eggplant, Pine Nuts, (6 Piece Min) Dolmades $17 Per Dozen Olives, Feta Cheese in a Vinaigrette Raisins, Onions and Tomatoes Stuffed Grape Leaves with Beef and Rice Greek Meatballs $35 Per Dozen Israeli Couscous Salad Small $30 Large $55 Large Ground Beef and Lamb Keftdes $16 Per Dozen Couscous, Cucumber, Roasted Red Peppers, Cherry Meatballs Baked In Tomato Sauce Crispy Greek Meatballs ( Beef, Mint, Onions) and Tomato, Shredded Carrots, and Herbs On A Lemon Tzatziki Sauce for Dipping Zest Vinaigrette ½ Greek Style Roast Chicken $12 Per Half Falafel $16 Per Dozen Marinated with Oregano, Lemon (6 Halves Min) Roasted Beet Salad Small $30 Large $55 Ground Chickpeas Fritters and Tzatziki Sauce for Juice, Olive Oil and Garlic Red and Gold beets with a Red Wine Vinaigrette Dipping Dressing. Grilled Kebobs Beef $9 Mini Skewers Chicken $3.95 Choice of Meat Interlaced with Chicken $8 Pork $3.95 Pepper, Onions and Tomato Shrimp $10 Shrimp $5.95 Grilled Lamb Chops Mkt. Price Chicken & Orzo Lemon Soup $10 Per Quart ENTREES Beef Youvetsi Small $75 Large $150 Our House Made Greek Dips 12 Oz $9.50 Braised Beef with Tomatoes and Spanakopita Small $40 Large $75 Tzatziki, Hummus, Melitzanosalata, 32 Oz $30.00 Orzo Pasta Red Peppers Hummus, Feisty Feta All Served with Pita Pastichio Small $55 Large $105 Bread (12 oz – 3 Pitas) (32 Oz – 8 Pitas) Greek Style Lasagna with Long Noodles with Seasoned Big Greek Dip Sampler $45.00 Ground Beef and topped with Bechamel Sauce Choice of 3 Dips, 10 Pitas, Feta and Olive Moussaka Small $65 Large $120 Eggplant, Potatoes, Seasoned Ground Beef and topped with Bechamel Sauce SALADS Spinach & Feta Lasagna Small $50 Large $95 A Vegetarian Alternative to the Classic Big Greek Salad Small $25 Large $45 Romaine Lettuce, Tomatoes, Red Onions, Red Shrimp Santorini Small $90 Large $160 Peppers, Cucumbers, Feta Cheese, Capers and Olives Sauteed Shrimp, Tomato Sauce, topped with Feta and Greek Oregano. Served with Opa Dressing Cheese.
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