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Kyma Classics Kyma Classics Tzatziki Htipiti Caparisalata Melitzanosalata 5. Yogurt, Red Peppers, Caper, Potato Eggplant, Walnuts Cucumber, Dill Feta Puree All Spreads Served with Greek Grilled Pita The Reason Why Atlanta Eats Octopus, circa 2001 9.5 grilled over an oak-wood fire, marinated red onions Stuffed Grapevine Leaves “Dolmades” 6. bulgur, tomato and Kyma garden mint, cumin yogurt Spinach and Feta Cheese Pies “Spanakopita” 6. rolled in country filo and baked Roasted Baby Beets and Warm Manouri Cheese 8. buttered walnuts, beet sorbet “The Real” Greek Salad of Tomato, Cucumber and Feta 8 Holland green peppers, red onions, imported Greek olives and Chef Pano’s extra virgin olive oil The Infamous Spicy Lamb Pie 9. 12 hour braised leg of lamb, thyme and oregano, lemon Greek yogurt Kyma’s, Non-Stop-Ordered Baby Back Pork Ribs 9. grilled and basted with lemon vinaigrette, 2-spice crust, coriander yogurt Greek Fries 5. grated Kefalograviera cheese “Before it Became a Trend” Quinoa Salad 5. toasted pine nuts, tomato, mint, preserved lemon yogurt “Gigandes” 5. Kastorian bean stew with tomatoes, onions, dill Eggplant Stew 5. caramelized sweet onions, tomato Kyma Foodies Cretan “Saganaki” 8. smoked Graviera cheese, blood orange marmalade, walnuts Lobster Morsels 9. Pappou Pano’s lightly crisped lobster morsels, Greek honey mustard Tuna Tartare 9. red quinoa salad, lemon yogurt sorbet Calamari Pasta 7 yellow & green zucchini, tom. confit, Kalamata olive, caper, saffron yogurt Mussels “No Shells Karatassos” Constantinople 8. cooked in white wine with feta cheese, ouzo and Holland green pepper Grilled Oysters 7. lemon emulsion, Greek spices Zucchini Fritters 6. combined with feta cheese and mint, saffron yogurt Truffled Veal Sweetbread Nuggets “the Way They Should Be” 9. sautéed veal sweetbread, butternut squash, chestnut, sage, toast Prawn “Saganaki” 8. tomato, ouzo and feta Scallops & Foie 9. Maine diver scallops, seared foie gras, fall squash, almond filo Veal “Youvetsi” 8.5 braised veal cheeks, orzo pasta, tomato compote, coriander yogurt Lamb Chop 3 day marinated, oak-wood grilled lamb chop (1), tzatziki 9. Kyma Fish & Meats About our Whole Fresh Fish We specialize in the simple technique of wood grilling & basting with olive oil, lemon & oregano. Our larger whole fish are especially enjoyed when shared. When ordering, We recommend approx ¾ lb per person when sharing. Our chefs are pleased to filet your fish for your enjoyment. Traditional Kyma Imports • 40 per Pound Lavraki (Bronzino) Greece • mild flavor, moist and flaky, European bass Tsipoura (Dorade) Greece • medium flavor, semi-firm, European sea bream Arctic Char Iceland • full flavor, dense and flaky Skate Wing Maine • medium flavor, moist and flaky, pan-roasted Gen. Dover Sole Holland • medium flavor, firm, pan-roasted, Mkt. Grilled Shellfish & Meats Giant Prawns Four prawns, Greek olive oil, Santorini Capers, Kale 32. Lobster Pasta grilled 1 ½ LB. lobster, Greek-Style fettuccini pasta, 46. crushed tomato sauce Lamb Chops Three chops, 3-day marinade, Greek fries, tzatziki 36. USDA Prime Steaks from “Chops Atl” Custom Aged & Grilled our steaks are especially enjoyed when shared with our signature whole grilled fish served with Greek Fries & Tzatziki Filet Mignon - 8oz. / 42. Strip Loin - 12oz. / 44. Bone-In Beef Ribeye - 22oz. / 54. Signature Martinis & Cocktails Santorini Mule 14. (cocktail) Morpheus 13. Elyx Vodka, Grapefruit Juice, Barr Hill Gin, St. Elder, Lavender Petals, Grand Marnier, Ginger Beer Fresh Lemon Juice, Edible Hibiscus Calypso 12. (cocktail) Larissa 13. ASW Resergens Rye, Blackberry-Peppercorn Double Cross Vodka, Solerno Blood Orange Shrub, Basil, Simple Syrup, Ginger Ale Liqueur, Ginger Tonic, Fresh Lemon, Prosecco Achilles Heal 14. (cocktail) Thirsty Philosopher 13. Angel’s Envy, Rosemary Sage Syrup, Square One Cucumber Vodka, Plymouth Gin, Lemon Juice, Chamomile Bitters Cucumber, Dill, Lemon Elmera 14. (cocktail) Dirty Greek Martini 12. Don Julio Reposado Tequila, Tiki Thai Syrup, Tito’s Vodka, Basil & Oregano Pineapple Juice, Fresh Jalapeño, Lime Juice Infused Olive Juice, Feta Olives Helios 12. Athena’s Secret 11. Bacardi Cuatro, Aperol, Italicus, Pomegranate Vodka, Pineapple Juice, Pom Juice Blood Orange Ginger Shrub Beer Atlanta Plum Saison 6 Mythos 6 Second Self Thai Wheat 6 Scofflaw IPA 6 Evil Twin Double IPA 6 Stella Artois 6 Wines Sparkling Wine-Champagne Glass Sparkling Wine-Champagne Glass Lampo, Prosecco, NV 10 Ode Panos, Moschofilero 14 14 Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut, Champ, NV 23 Akakies Sparkling Rose, Xino N/V 12 Bianco Nero White, Muscat 187ml 15 Bianco Nero Pink, Muscat 187ml 15 Retsina & Rose Wines Gl/Dec Light Reds Gl/Dec Papagiannakos, Retsina, N/V 10/15 Meden Agan, Agiorgitiko, 15 14/21 Alpha Rose, Xinomavro, 16 15/22 Karydas, Xinomavro, 14 17/25 Light & Dry White Wines Medium Reds Tselepos, Moschofilero, 16 11/16 Buketo, Red Blend, 15 11/16 Alpha, Sauvignon Blanc, 15 13/19 Sigalas Mm, Mavrotragano Blend, 15 15/22 Skipper White, Vidiano-Plyto, 16 14/21 Chateau Julia, Merlot, 14 15/22 Buketo, White Blend, 16 14/21 Gentilini Eclipse, Mavrodaphne, 15 15/22 Medium-Full White Wines Full Red Wines Sigalas Aa, Assyrtiko-Athiri, 16 12/18 Mercouri Estate, Refosco-Mavro, 14 15/22 Gerovassiliou, Malagousia, 15 15/22 Megas Oenos, Agior-Cab Sauv, 14 16/24 Aspros Lagos, Vidiano, 16 17/25 Ramnista, Xinomavro, 13 16/24 Alpha, Chardonnay, 15 16/24 Avlotopi, Cabernet Sauv, 14 21/31 .
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