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MIXED GRILL for TWO Lamb Chops, Biftéki, Chicken Souvláki Hours 8am - 10pm Phone: 917.261.4795 Hot Kitchen 10am - 9pm Email: [email protected] thegreektribeca.com . grecanyc.com Greek Market | Casual Dining | at Greca SPECIALTIES MEZES GEMISTÁ GREEK SPREADS Herb Rice Stuffed Tomato & Pepper 23 vegan, gf Tzatziki, Tyrokafteri (Spicy Feta), Hummus with Pepitas Served with Pita Bread 21 (spreads are gluten free) ARTICHOKE MOUSAKÁ Layers of Artichoke, Potato, Cheese, Roasted Leeks & Onions, HERB GUAC & PITA topped with Béchamel 23 vegetarian Smashed Avocados with Garden Herbs 12 (guac is gluten free) SOUVLÁKI over RICE ELIÉS Organic Grilled Chicken Skewers 24 gf Assorted Greek & Sicilian Olives (gf) over Zea Bread 9.5 BIFTÉKI over RICE DOLMADES All Natural Seasoned Beef Patty 24 gf Mini Grape Leaves Rolled with Rice 11 gf, vegan BABY LAMB CHOPS Four Single Cut Lamb Chops with Roasted Potatoes 32 gf LAVRÁKI HOT SOUP Parchment Steam-Baked Whole Greek Bronzino 32 gf Avgolemono 12 | Vegan 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