St. George's Annual Festival

This year's festival will be on Thursday, June 5; Friday, June 6; Saturday, June 7;
and Sunday, June 8.

We hope you can join us again this year!

As always there will be live music, dancing, imports, authentic Greek dancing and guided church tours. Food is served continuously!

Thursday 5 pm - 10 pm | Friday 11 am - 11 pm | Saturday 11 am - 1 am | Sunday 12 pm - 5 pm


Festival Menu | Taverna | Pastries |


Festival Menu

Everything is available for take out

Spanakopita
A tasty mixture of spinach and feta cheese baked in flaky pastry leaves

Tiropita
A special blend of cheese, eggs and seasonings wrapped in flaky pastry leaves

Dolmades
Little rolls made from grape leaves, stuffed with rice and steamed until tender. This food dates back to the time of Alexander the Great

Greek Salad Plate
Classic salad of crisp lettuce, tomatoes and cucumbers topped with feta cheese, Kalamata olives, and onions, seasoned with a special Greek dressing

Souvlaki
Delicious chucks of pork tenderloin marinated in herbs and spices and grilled to perfection. Served on a bed of rice pilaf, together with a Greek salad and roll

Lamb Shank Kapama
Seasoned select lamb served in a delicious Greek red sauce on a bed of rice pilafm together with a Greek salad and roll

Pastitsio Dinner
Macaroni with seasoned ground beef in a rich cream sauce and topped with grated cheese, together with a Greek Salad and roll

Moussaka Dinner
Sliced eggplant combined with ground meat, spices and tomatoe sauce. Topped with bechamel white sauce and served with a Greej salad and roll

Greek Sampler Platter
Try a few of our most popular dishes... Moussaka, Pastitsio, Souvlaki and Dolmades

Roast Chicken Dinner
Roast Chicken sprinkled with lemon juice and oregano, served with rice pilaf, Greek salad and roll

Gyros (served at gyro booth)
Select seasoned meat, skewered and vertically broiled, designed to ensure lean, juicy slices wrapped in a Greek pita bread, with tomatoes, onions and a cucumber garlic sauce

Souvlaki in a Pita (served at gyro booth)
Delicious chunks of pork tenderloin marinated in herbs and spices and grilled to perfection served in a Greek pita bread

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Taverna (Ouzeri Menu)

The taverna is located outside on the lower-level back patio. The Ouzeri will be open evenings only. Live music by our ouzeri musicians Friday and Saturday starting at 5 pm.

Feta & Olives Tarama (Greek caviar & pita) Yigandes (lima beans)
Dolmades (stuffed grape leaves) Chicken Souvlaki Loukanika (Greek Sausage)
Keftedes (Greek meatballs) Fried peppers & skirdalia (garlic dip)

Bottled Water
Ouzo
Greek Wine
Retsina

Cold Mix Plate: Feta, olives, tomato, tarama, skordalia and pita

Hot Mix Plate: Keftedes, loukanika, chicken souvlaki, fried peppers & skordalia

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Pastries

All the pastries we serve are homemade, sweet and delicious, dripping with nuts, butter and honey! The pastries can also be packaged for you to take home... just ask!

Baklava
This is the aristocrat of Greek pastry. Layor upon layer of buttered filo sheets and ground walnuts topped with syrup

Finikia
Honey-dipped butter cookies with cinnamon and nuts

Koulourakia
Traditional Greek Cookie - braided butter cookie

Kourmambiedes
Butter cookies sprinkled with powdered sugar

Kataifi
Shredded wheat filo filled with nuts and syrup

Tsourekia (an entire loaf)
This sweet bread is a speciality in every Greek home on Sundays, religious holidays and festivals

Ravani
Olympian Semolina Cake drenched in honey syrup

Galaktobouriko
A Hellenic Treasure - a richly flavored, tasty dessert with thin, "syrup kissed" pastry sheets top and bottom, filled with a creamy baked custard filling, a delectable dessert truly fit for the gods

Karidopita
A spongy Greek walnut cake cut into diamond shapes and drenched in honey syrup

Loukoumades (served at the gyro booth)
Mouth-watering, feather-like Greek fried dough dipped in honey and topped with nuts

Rice pudding

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