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The image displays an open, bi-fold menu from a Greek restaurant or tavern named "Το Κοτέτσι" (To Kotetsi), as indicated by the logo on the right page. The menu is laid flat on what appears to be a wooden table, with the text primarily in Greek and prices listed in Euros.

The menu is extensive, offering various categories of traditional Greek cuisine. The visible sections include:

*   **ΑΡΩΜΕΖΕΔΕΣ (Appetizers/Mezedes):** Featuring dishes like fried cuttlefish, steamed mussels, fried shrimp, smoked herring, marinated anchovies, octopus with vinegar, and roe.
*   **ΤΑ ΚΥΡΙΩΣ (Main Courses):** Offering items such as honey-glazed pork, calf's liver, sautéed chicken, grilled patties, grilled pork tenderloin, grilled beef, grilled chicken fillet, grilled cheese (Peinirai), and cod with skordalia.
*   **ΖΥΜΑΡΙΚΑ (Pasta):** Including "Kabourmada" (a lasagna-like dish from Drama), "Choriatiki Makaronada" (village-style pasta with tomato, onion, and feta), "Garidomakaronada" (shrimp pasta with tomato, onion, peppers, garlic, and ouzo), and "Tsouhti" (a Cretan pasta dish).
*   **ΑΥΓΟΥΛΑΚΙΑ ΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΑΣ (Free-range Eggs):** With options like scrambled eggs (strapatsada) and omelets, which can be customized with various cured meats (soutzouki, pastourma, syglino, kabourma) or cheeses (feta, kaseri).
*   **ΑΛΛΑΝΤΙΚΑ (Cured Meats):** A selection of regional specialties such as pastourmas and kabourmas from Drama, apaki from Crete, politiko soutzouki, Adana soutzouki, Aros salami from Lefkada, louza from Tinos, syglino from Mani, and pastrami from Drama.
*   **ΤΥΡΑΚΙΑ (Cheeses):** A wide array of Greek cheeses, including spicy goat cheese, graviera with boukovo, meriarenos kassou, oinosperitis iou, arseniko naxou, skotyri iou, xinomyzithra from Crete, graviera from Kozani, manoura from Sifnos, ladotyri from Zakynthos and Mutia, smoked metsovone, San Michali, sfela messini, and manouri from Larissa.

The menu design suggests a casual dining atmosphere, focusing on authentic flavors and local products. The detailed descriptions for each dish highlight fresh ingredients and traditional preparation methods.
FM-nSho83

Jan 18, 2025

Marousi, Greece

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The image displays an open, bi-fold menu from a Greek restaurant or tavern named "Το Κοτέτσι" (To Kotetsi), as indicated by the logo on the right page. The menu is laid flat on what appears to be a wooden table, with the text primarily in Greek and prices listed in Euros. The menu is extensive, offering various categories of traditional Greek cuisine. The visible sections include: * **ΑΡΩΜΕΖΕΔΕΣ (Appetizers/Mezedes):** Featuring dishes like fried cuttlefish, steamed mussels, fried shrimp, smoked herring, marinated anchovies, octopus with vinegar, and roe. * **ΤΑ ΚΥΡΙΩΣ (Main Courses):** Offering items such as honey-glazed pork, calf's liver, sautéed chicken, grilled patties, grilled pork tenderloin, grilled beef, grilled chicken fillet, grilled cheese (Peinirai), and cod with skordalia. * **ΖΥΜΑΡΙΚΑ (Pasta):** Including "Kabourmada" (a lasagna-like dish from Drama), "Choriatiki Makaronada" (village-style pasta with tomato, onion, and feta), "Garidomakaronada" (shrimp pasta with tomato, onion, peppers, garlic, and ouzo), and "Tsouhti" (a Cretan pasta dish). * **ΑΥΓΟΥΛΑΚΙΑ ΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΑΣ (Free-range Eggs):** With options like scrambled eggs (strapatsada) and omelets, which can be customized with various cured meats (soutzouki, pastourma, syglino, kabourma) or cheeses (feta, kaseri). * **ΑΛΛΑΝΤΙΚΑ (Cured Meats):** A selection of regional specialties such as pastourmas and kabourmas from Drama, apaki from Crete, politiko soutzouki, Adana soutzouki, Aros salami from Lefkada, louza from Tinos, syglino from Mani, and pastrami from Drama. * **ΤΥΡΑΚΙΑ (Cheeses):** A wide array of Greek cheeses, including spicy goat cheese, graviera with boukovo, meriarenos kassou, oinosperitis iou, arseniko naxou, skotyri iou, xinomyzithra from Crete, graviera from Kozani, manoura from Sifnos, ladotyri from Zakynthos and Mutia, smoked metsovone, San Michali, sfela messini, and manouri from Larissa. The menu design suggests a casual dining atmosphere, focusing on authentic flavors and local products. The detailed descriptions for each dish highlight fresh ingredients and traditional preparation methods.

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