An Underground Guide to AlburquerqueMilly’s
Posted on December 7, 2011
Milly’s is reminiscent of one of those Greek-owned diners back east, because they have deli sandwiches, hot French fries, breakfast foods, various slices of pie… and Greek food. Pretty good Greek food, too. Continue Reading
Zohra
Posted on February 28, 2011
Greet Zohra and Bruce and ponder delicious Afghan, Greek, American and New Mexican options. The gyros and falafel sandwiches are excellent, and Adam lived on the $3 breakfast burrito (wheat or sundried tomato tortilla) for 3 months. Continue Reading
Yasmine’s Mediterranean Café
Posted on February 21, 2011
Still one of our favorite Middle Eastern haunts, featuring those amazing falafel sandwiches, great spanikopita, and deeply satisfying gyros. Don’t mind the cafeteria atmosphere, and don’t miss the homemade pastries. Continue Reading
Olympia Cafe
Posted on February 21, 2011
Yummiest & most authentic Greek in town. Spiro and Marina serve a moussaka that’s straight out of this world. The joint itself is a little worn around the edges–but has its charms. Watching Spiro and Marina play late-night backgammon will brighten your heart at least a shade. Continue Reading
Nick & Jimmy’s Bar & Grill
Posted on February 21, 2011
Nick Kapnison, owner of Yanni’s, joined forces with Jimmy Daskalos, a fellow Greek foodie in 2009. Less than a football field from Century 24, Nick & Jimmy’s offers excellent food and a place to accessorize a movie with a glass of wine or a brew. Continue Reading
Mykonos Café and Taberna
Posted on February 21, 2011
Authentic Mediterranean cuisine. You’ll find spanakopita, dolmaths, lamb kabob, and all the usual Greek favorites, with rich takes on pasta and steak. Vegetarians will be fine, and the full bar will suit your cocktail needs. Continue Reading
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