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Mediterraneo Restaurant Meze Menu Options Meze Menu 1 (all menu items are served sharing style on the table) Polis Hummus, Tzatziki, Melitzanosalata with marinated olives and grilled pita bread *** Chorio Tomato, bell pepper, cucumber, red onion, Feta cheese, lemon and olive oil *** Kipos Zucchini fritters, mint and mixed leaves Koupes, mushroom and herb pies *** Akrotiri Stifado beef avoured with cinnamon Chicken souvlaki, Tzatziki and pita *** Karidopita Walnut cake soaked in cinnamon syrup * € 34.00 per person CONTACT US Email: [email protected] UK Tel: + 44 20 3876 6777 Meze Menu 2 (all menu items are served sharing style on the table) Polis Hummus, Tzatziki, Melitzanosalata with marinated olives and grilled pita bread *** Tupi Fakelos, feta cheese parcel with black olives Halloumi Saganaki with preserved walnuts *** Latchi Marinated sardines and fresh tomato Deep fried fresh calamari with Tahini *** Schara « Kof-talia », fresh tomato and oregano Pork souvlaki, tzantziki and grilled vegetables *** Karidopita Walnut cake soaked in cinnamon syrup * € 38.00 per person CONTACT US Email: [email protected] UK Tel: + 44 20 3876 6777 Meze Menu 3 (all menu items are served sharing style on the table) Polis Taramosalata, Hummus, Tzatziki, Melitzanosalata with marinated olives and grilled pita bread Chorio Tomato, bell pepper, cucumber, red onion, Feta cheese, lemon and olive oil Koupepia Wine leaves stued with rice and herbs, tomato sauce and yogurt *** Psara Deep fried fresh calamari with Tahini Grilled octopus with citrus salsa, Karvuna Chicken souvlaki, Tzatziki and pita Pork Afelia, bulgur and yoghurt *** Gliko Portokalopita, orange cake Mohalebi, Cypriot citrus pudding * € 46.00 per person CONTACT US Email: [email protected] UK Tel: + 44 20 3876 6777 Meze Menu 4 (all menu items are served sharing style on the table) Polis Taramosalata, Hummus, Tzatziki, Melitzanosalata and Moungra with marinated olives and grilled pita bread *** Chorio Tomato, bell pepper, cucumber, red onion, Feta cheese, lemon and olive oil *** Alantika Local cold cuts selection Hiromeri, smoked Lountza, Patiko Loukaniko, Tsamarella, Homemade pickles *** Pomos Filla, grilled Sea bass in wine leaves Saganaki, grilled prawns ambéed with Ouzo *** Mezetzis Kleftiko, braised lamb shank with baby vegetables Pork Afelia, bulgur and yoghurt *** Tradition Selection of Cypriot sweets Daktila, Baklava, Pourekia * € 55.00 per person CONTACT US Email: [email protected] UK Tel: + 44 20 3876 6777 .

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