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Cocktails the Real Greek COCKTAILS Soumada whisky sour - Whisky, Tentura, lemon, egg white, soumada almond syrup Pop my Vissino - Sumac Vodka, zivania, crushed cherries, vissinada, lime Ouzo fizz - Plomari ouzo, gin, lemon, honey soda, lemon balm Bitter rose - Campari, rose liqueur, mint, pink grapefruit, ro se glyko Metrio fig martini - Vodka, metaxa 7, Greek coffee, fig glyko, burnt cinnamon MENU Taramosalata, salt cured olives, fried pita Htipiti, whipped feta, roast garlic, thyme oil, dakos Grilled halloumi, lemon leaf, rakomelo, candied black walnuts. Fire roasted whole eggplant, tomatoes a la greque, bottarga Spanakopita, spinach pie, sheep's milk feta, leeks, dill Grilled king prawns, grape must, farro koliva Twice cooked octopus, almond skordalia, parsley salad Port Phillip mussels, olive saganaki, kritharaki Grilled whole calamari, manouri, watermelon, candied rind Otway pork belly panseta, olive oil braised green beans, pickled chillies Lemon roasted Bannockburn chicken, cucumber salad, Meredith Greek yoghurt Slow roasted lamb baked in clay, kleftiko style, kasseri, tomatoes, Florina peppers Sides Horta, sauteed greens, lemon, black garlic Potatoes tsakistes, mavrodaphne, coriander, rosemary The Greek salad, aged feta, papara dressing Sweets Chickpea baklava, halva, sour cherry ice cream Kataifi, galaktoboureko, peach jelly, raspberries Loukoumades, dark chocolate, Greek coffee ice cream "T he land of figs, nuts and honey" honey bougatsa, fig ice cream, pasteli THE REAL GREEK • Ordered by the whole table and for groups of 8 and over Taramosalata, salt cured olives, fried pita Spanakopita, spinach pie, feta, leeks, dill Twice cooked octopus, almond skordalia, parsley salad The Greek salad, aged feta, papara dressing BBQ lamb forequarter chops, lemon, cucumber salad, yoghurt Potatoes tsakistes, mavrodaphne, coriander, rosemary "The land of figs, nuts and honey" honey bougatsa, fig ice cream, pasteli Please note Sundays and Public Holidays incures a 10% surcharge. APERITIF Otto'S Athens Vermouth, Athens, GR Dekaraki Tsipouro, Chios, GR ouzo Plomari Lsidoros Arvanitis, Mytilini, GR Adolos Triple Distilled, Mytilini, GR Jivaeri, Tirnavos, GR Barbayanni Green, Mytilini, GR Samos Giokarinis, Samos, GR San Rival, Piraeus, GR BRANDY Metaxa 5 star, Athens, GR Metaxa 7 star, Athens, GR DIGESTIFS / FORTIFIED Kretaraki Rakomelo, Crete, GR Dark Cave Barrel Aged Tsipouro, Meteora, GR Skinos Mastiha, Chios, GR BEERS Bottle Mythos, Sindos, GR Fix Hellos Lager, Athens, GR Vergina, Thrace, GR James Boag Light Draft Furphy Little Creatures Pale Ale Little Creatures Pipsqueak cider Little Creatures Bright Ale Please note Sundays and Public Holidays incures a 10% surcharge. SPARKLING / CHAMPAGNE Duval Leroy Brut Ve rtus, Remis, FR, NV Leura Park Grande Vintage Blanc de Blanc, Bellarine Peninsula, Vic, NV Canaletto Prosecco, Controllata, ITL, NV Kir Yanni Akakies Xinomavro Rose, Amyndeon, GR, 2017 GEELONG WINES Rose Boie Rose, Bellarine Peninsula, Vic, 2018 LethbridgeWhite Riesling "Dr Nadeson", Gee long, Vic, 2017 Boie Sauvignon Blanc, Bellarine Peninsula, Vic, 2018 Clyde Park Sauvignon Blanc, Geelong, Vic, 2017 Boie Pinot Gris, Bellarine Peninsula, Vic, 2018 Clyde Park Chardonnay, Gee long, Vic, 2017 Red Clyde Park Pinot Noir, Gee long, Vic, 2016 Lethbridge Pinot Noir, Geelong, Vic, 2016 Scotchmans Hill Shiraz, Bellarine Peninsula, Vic, 2015 Boie Shiraz, Bellarine Peninsula, Vic, 2017 Leura Park "Yublong" Cabernet Sauvignon, Bellarine Peninsula, Vic, 2017 GREEK WINES Rose Crazy Birds (Agiorgitiko) Rose, Peloponnese, GR,2017 LafazWhiteanis Classic Dry Retsina, GR, 2017 Gentilini Wild Paths of Robola, Kefalonia, GR, 2016 Alpha Estate Sauvignon Blanc, Florina, GR, 2017 Alexakis Vidiano, Crete, GR, 2016 Domaine Sigalas Santorini Assyritko, Santorini, GR, 2017 Dionysos Mantineia Moschofilero, Peloponnese, GR, 2017 Domaine Porto Carras Malagouzia, Halkidiki, Nourthern GR, 2015 Red Alexakis Kotsifali Syrah, Crete, GR, 2014 Lafazanis Agiorgitiko, Peloponnese, GR, 2016 Kir yanni Kali Rizo Xinomavro, Ameydeon, GR, 2016 Domaine Porto Carras Limnio, Halkidiki, Nourthern GR, 2015 Gentilini Eclipse Mavrodaphne, Kefalonia, PG, GR, 2016 Agionimo Agiorgitiko, Nemea, GR, 2011 SWEET / DESSSERT Dinny Goonan Bortytis Semillon (375ml), Winchelsea, Vic, 2015 Please note Sundays and Public Holidays incures a 10% surcharge. .
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