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Greek Market & Kitchen Call us: Hours of Operation 917.261.4795 8am - 8pm Monday - Friday Email us: 8am - 5pm Saturday & Sunday [email protected] SPECIALTIES SPREADS Tzatziki, Tyrokafteri (Spicy Feta), Melitzana (Eggplant) EGGS Soft Scrambled Eggs with Crumbled Feta, Avocado, Tomato Served with Pita Bread 21 (Spreads Are Gluten Free) Bowl | Sandwich | Burrito 15 AVOCADO TOAST SANDWICHES Fried Organic Egg, Avocado, Roasted Cherry Tomatoes, Manouri Cheese, Smoked Chile Flakes, Zea Bread 19 CHICKEN SOUVLAKI FISH TACOS Organic Chicken, Arugula, Tomato, Cucumber, Spicy Feta Sea Bass, Cabbage Slaw, Avocado, Corn Nuggets, Scallions, Spread, Rolled Up Pita 12 Chile Lime Sauce, Flour Tortillas 2 For 12 GRECA BURGER SOUVLAKI with RICE Bifteki (All Natural Beef), Boston Lettuce, Tomato, Sriracha Mayo, All Natural Grilled Chicken Skewers served with Rice Pilaf 21 Pita Bun 12 BIFTEKI with RICE PROSCIUTTO di PARMA All Natural Seasoned Beef Patty served with Rice Pilaf 21 Tomato, Cheese, Arugula, Oregano, Olive Oil, Zea Bread 14 BABY LAMB CHOPS with RICE GRECA GRILLED CHEESE Four Single Cut Lamb Chops served with Rice Pilaf 26 Avocado, Tomatato, Smoked Pepper Flakes, Grilled Pita 12 SANTORINI SALAD THE GREEK SANDWICH Chick Peas, Arugula, Sliced Peppers, Cherry Tomatoes, Mortadella, Organic Egg, Graviera, Tomato, Arugula, Cucumber, Feta, Olive Oil & Balsamic 17 Mayo, Zea Bread 14 Add Sandwiches Served With Cape Cod Chips Fried Egg 3 Chicken 6 Fish 8 HOT SOUP Avgolemono 12 | Vegan Greek Lentil 10 BAKER’S OVEN CLASSIC SPANAKOPITA SWEETS Spinach Pie 10 GRECA COOKIE oats, chips, walnuts, gluten free 5.5 VEGAN SPANAKOPITA Spinach Pie 10 Dairy Free HALVA BROWNIE tahini, chocolate, gluten free 6 KETO SPANAKOPITA ORANGE OLIVE OIL CAKE dairy free, gluten free (contains eggs) 6.5 Spinach Pie 10 Gluten Free EL SALVADORIAN gluten free egg mufﬁn 4.5 MANITAROPITA POWER BAR Mushroom Pie 12 Vegetarian Tahini, Honey, Chocolate, Oats, Bran Flakes, Nuts, Dried Fruit 4.5 KOTOPITA BAKLAVA 5.5 Chicken Pie 13 KARIDÓPITA walnut cake 6 BOUGATSA Sweet Custard, Crispy Phyllo, Cinnamon 6 OXIMELO Warm Greca Elixir: Apple Cider Vinegar, Lemon Juice, Greek Mountain Tea, Turmeric, Cayenne Pepper, Greek Honey 8 FRESH JUICE Orange 6 Watermelon 7 Young Coconut 9 Pomegranate Shot 7. 5.

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