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FOOD MENU SALADS Add-Ons! Beef $8.50 Or Chicken $7.25 Or Each Prawn $3.95 FOOD MENU SALADS Add-ons! Beef $8.50 or Chicken $7.25 or each Prawn $3.95 Horiatiki - Small or Large $12.75 or $15.95 Mixed Green Salata $12.75 Artichoke Salata $13.50 Seafood Salata $17.95 Beet Salata $14.75 SOUPS Avgolemono $9.95 Fasoulatha $9.95 DIPS & BREAD Taramasalata $11.95 Tzatziki $11.25 Houmous $11.95 Tri-Dip $16.75 Orekteka $14.75 Pita Bread - 2 extra! $2.95 Theo’s Tapenade & (2) Pita $4.95 Fava $10.95 APPETIZERS / VEGETARIAN / SEAFOOD Hot Platter for Two $37.75 Spanakotiropita $11.95 Dolmathes Avgolemono or Vegan Dolmathes Avgolemono $12.50 Kotopita~Chicken in Phyllo $10.50 Chicken Livers $12.50 Tiropita $11.50 Calamarakia $16.95 Phyllo Appy Sampler $10.50 Sautéed Calamari $16.95 Olives & Macedonian Cheese $10.50 Garithes or Chicken Uvetsi $17.75 Yigantes~Giant White Beans $10.25 Garithes Me Skortho (Garlic Prawns) $15.75 Saganaki Flamed $16.95 SEAFOOD / MEAT / CHICKEN / LAMB All Entrees served with Mediterranean Rice, Roast Potatoes & Steamed Vegetables Theo’s Platter for Two ~ A Taste of Greece! $67.95 (Greek Salad, Beef Souvlaki, Dolmathes, Moussaka, Spinach Pie & Lamb Chops) Seafood Platter for Two ~ (Greek Salad, Calamari, Oysters, Salmon in Phyllo, Tiger Prawns) $67.95 Moussaka or Vegan Moussaka $25.95 Calamari Dinner $22.95 NY Steak with Prawns ~ 8 oz. $34.95 NY Steak ~ 8 oz. $28.95 Fillet of Sole $17.95 Salmos Sto Phyllo $24.95 Lamb Shoulder Oregano $35.95 Rosemary Chicken $21.50 Paithakia - 4 Lamb Chops $37.95 Souvlaki~ Beef, Chicken, Pork $21.50 Rack of Lamb $39.95 Prawns Sautéed or Skaras $28.95 Thalasina (Oysters) $26.95 Rabbit Stifado $36.95 BBQ or Mediterranean Ribs $24.95 DESSERTS Baklava - $10.95 Bougatsa – $9.95 Ekmek – $9.95 Tiramisu – $9.95 Ravani - $9.95 FAMILY STYLE TAKE-OUT FEATURES Theo’s Platter for 2 $67.95 Beef Souvlaki, Moussaka, 2 Lamb Chops, 4 Spanakotiropita, 2 Dolmathes, Roast Potatoes, Vegetables, Rice, Greek Salad, Tzatziki Serves approx 2 to 4 people. Upgrade to a Platter for 4 $135.00 Seafood Platter for 2 $67.95 2 Salmos Sto Phyllo, 4 Black Tiger Prawns, 4 Oysters, Calamari, Roast Potatoes, Vegetables, Rice, Greek Salad, Tzatziki Serves approx 2 to 4 people. Upgrade to a Platter for 4 $135.00 Appetizer Platter for 2 $37.75 2 Dolmathes, 2 Spanakotiropita, 2 Kotopita, 2 Tiropita, Calamari, Chicken Livers, Tzatziki Serves approx 2 to 3 people Upgrade to a Platter for 4 $75.00 Chicken and Ribs for 2 $62.50 Roasted Rosemary Chicken (1/2 chicken), Full Rack of Ribs (Mediterranean or BBQ) Vegetables, Rice, Roast Potatoes, Greek Salad Serves approx 2 to 4 people Substitute Lamb Shoulder for Ribs add $10.00 Vegan Platter for 2 $71.95 Vegan Moussaka, Yigantes, 4 Vegetarian Dolmathakia, Fava, Houmous, Pita, Mixed Green Salata Serves approx 2-4 Add a 6 pack of Mytho’s Greek Beer $29.95 Bottle of Gehringer Dry Riesling $33.00 Bottle of Cerejeiras Tinto $35.00 No substitutions on feature takeout menu. Thank you. Tax and gratuity not included. Price subject to change. Please call 250-492-4019 DRINKS MENU LOCAL CIDER Naramata Cider Company Dry Apple or Pear Cider - 355 ml $6.95 Grower’s - Peach Cider - 330 ml $6.50 LOCAL DRAFT 10 oz $5.25 - 14 oz $7.50 Cannery Brewing - Naramata Nut Brown - LakeBoat Lager LOCAL BEER Cannery - Blackberry Porter 650 ml $12.95 Tin Whistle Peach Cream Ale 650 ml $12.95 DOMESTIC BEER $6.50 Canadian - Budweiser - Coors Light IMPORT BEER $7.95 Greece - Fix or Mythos Corona Stella- Heineken – Guinness- Holsten (Alcohol Free) 330 ml $6.50 COCKTAILS Ouzo & Coke - 1 oz $6.95 Greek Jellybean - 1.5 oz $8.75 Greek Stinger - 1.5 oz $9.75 Ouzo Lemonade - 1 oz $7.75 Aperol Spritz - 1 oz. & 3 oz. $11.75 Zeus Juice - 1.5 oz $9.75 Traditional Margarita - 1.5 oz $9.25 Mott’s Bloody Caesar - 1 oz $9.25 Sangria - White or Red Glass -$10.75 L- $17.50 Jug - $28.50 Mojito - 1 oz $8.95 Nutty Greek - 1 oz $8.25 MARTINIS 2 oz Classic - Gin or Vodka $9.75 Local Naramata Spirits add $4 Limoncello $9.75 Espresso $10.75 BC RED WINES by the bottle BLENDS Carmenere - Lariana $82 Fourteen - Lariana $75 Honest John’s - Road $13 / $42 Voluptuous -Van Westin $56 TOP SHELF Hypothesis - Culmina $92 Le Grand Vin - Osoyoos Larose $96 Meritage - McWatters $56 Note Bene - Black Hills $130 Pinot Noir - Meyer, Ok Falls $83 Portfolio - Laughing Stock $95 The Judge - Hester Creek $83 CAB FRANC Black Sage - Oliver $48 Poplar Grove - Penticton $76 Tinhorn Creek - Oliver $43 CAB MERLOT Mission Hill - Kelowna $34 Sandhill - Kelowna $31 CAB SAUVIGNON Black Sage - Oliver $56 Lariana - Osoyoos $78 Young & Wyse - Osoyoos $63 FOCH Quail’s Gate - Kelowna $48 GAMAY Deep Roots - Naramata $49 Desert Hills - Oliver $47 MALBEC Da Silva - Naramata $59 MERLOT Blasted Church - OK Falls $51 Hester Creek - Oliver $35 PINOT NOIR Blue Mountain -OK Falls $63 See Ya Later - OK Falls $34 Therapy - Naramata $48 SYRAH Burrowing Owl - Oliver $63 Hester Creek - Oliver $49 Nichol - Naramata $74 HOUSE WINES - RED G. 1/2 L. B. L. Cerejeiras - Portugal $12 / $23 / $35 Big Bang - Blasted Church $13 / $25 Cab Franc - Hester Creek $13 / $25 Cab Sauv- Jack. Trig. $11 / $19 / $34 Meritage - Lke Brze. $14 / $28 / $42 Cambas Red -Boutari-Gr. $11 / $22 / $39 Rouge-Tsantali - Gr. $11 / $22 / $39 ROSE Rose - Jack. Trig. $11 / $22 / $33 HOUSE WINES - WHITE G. 1/2 L. B. L Sauv Blanc - Jacks. Trig. $11 / $19 / $34 Gewurzt.-Sumac Ridge $11 / $22 / $33 Pinot Blanc - Lake Breeze $12 / $23/ $35 Pinot Gris - Hester Creek $12 / $23 / $35 Blanc - Tsantali - Gr. $11 / $22 / $39 Moschofilero - Boutari - Gr. $12 / $24 / $42 Retsina - Tsantali- Gr. $11 / $22 / $39 Riesling - Gehringer $11 / $22 / $33 HOUSE SPARKLING & ROSE ml 200 / 375 / 750 Henkel Trocken -Ge. $20 Prosecco - Mionetto -Ita. $13 / $40 BC WHITE WINES by the Bottle BLENDS A Noble Blend - Joie Farm $51 CHARDONNAY McWatters - Penticton $42 Upper Bench - Penticton $47 GEWURZTRAMINER Ruby Blues - Penticton $37 See Ya Later - OK Falls $30 Wild Goose - Okanagan Falls $30 PINOT BLANC Blue Mountain - OK Falls $44 PINOT GRIS Blasted Church - OK Falls $37 Nichol - Naramata $36 See Ya Later - Okanagan Falls $30 Wild Goose - Okanagan Falls $32 RIESLING Culmina - Oliver $45 Orofino - Cawston $42 Wild Goose - Okanagan Falls $32 ROSE Culmina - Cawston $51 Poplar Grove - Penticton $48 SAUVIGNON BLANC Sandhill - Kelowna $40 Serendipity-Naramata $44 SPARKLING Blue Mountain - OK Falls $44 See Ya Later - OK Falls $47 GREEK WINES RED & WHITE by the Bottle Boutari Grande Reserve (2012) $46 Makedonikos $34 Moschofilero - Boutari $42 Naoussa - Boutari $34 Rapsani $34 WORLD WINES - RED Malbec - Pascual Toso - Arg. $42 Cab Sauvignon - Santa Rita—Ch. $39 Bordeaux - Mouton Cadet - Fr. $40 Fontanafredda - Barolo - Italy $69 Chianti - Ruffino – Ita. $36 Cab Sauv - Rodney Strong - US. $55 ROSE & SPARKLING Moet et Chandon - Dom Perig.- Fr. $330 Rose - Mateus - Portugal $26 .
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