Went for dinner Wednesday night. We really like Theo's for a casual traditional Greek meal. (For something fancier we love Aroma Meze).
Theo's has a $10 off coupon in one of the books you get in the mail.
We started with a half litre of house white wine, and it may just be the illusion of the container, but it seems to me it provides more wine than the usual half litre?
For apps we shared the homemade tzatziki which comes with warm toasted greek pita and the large spanakopita. Both were delicious as usual.
For mains we both got the usual: me the Shrimps which come served on rice with potatoes and a side of veggies and a little cup of garlic butter (yum!).$20
Him: Chicken Corfu: 2 chicken breasts stuffed with spinach and feta, oven baked in a creamy basil wine sauce and served with rice, roast potatoes and vegetables. $17
Again as usual both were delicious.
I had one disappointment: the veggies on the plate are usually green beans and stewed tomatoes which is amazing. Our plates both came with snow peas and carrots. I mentioned my disappointment to the waitress (glad I did) and she told me that they only serve that side on Fri, Sat and Sun. Who knew?? I guess we have always ended up there on the weekend on previous visits. Now we know!!
For dessert we shared the Baklava (also made in house) which is oozing with tons of honey - awesome.
The meal was great and so was the service.
Our bill with tax (no tip) was $79 and then minus $10 for the coupon. So $69. Not too bad I guess!
As a side note, for those of us refusing to support giant sized portions, you may be happy to know that Theo's serves a very normal size portion (only 2 potatoes!) unlike another Greek place where you get about 50 (no names). Even with the portion we got I still brought half home and had it for lunch the next day. Perfect!
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Theo's has a $10 off coupon in one of the books you get in the mail.
We started with a half litre of house white wine, and it may just be the illusion of the container, but it seems to me it provides more wine than the usual half litre?
For apps we shared the homemade tzatziki which comes with warm toasted greek pita and the large spanakopita. Both were delicious as usual.
For mains we both got the usual: me the Shrimps which come served on rice with potatoes and a side of veggies and a little cup of garlic butter (yum!).$20
Him: Chicken Corfu: 2 chicken breasts stuffed with spinach and feta, oven baked in a creamy basil wine sauce and served with rice, roast potatoes and vegetables. $17
Again as usual both were delicious.
I had one disappointment: the veggies on the plate are usually green beans and stewed tomatoes which is amazing. Our plates both came with snow peas and carrots. I mentioned my disappointment to the waitress (glad I did) and she told me that they only serve that side on Fri, Sat and Sun. Who knew?? I guess we have always ended up there on the weekend on previous visits. Now we know!!
For dessert we shared the Baklava (also made in house) which is oozing with tons of honey - awesome.
The meal was great and so was the service.
Our bill with tax (no tip) was $79 and then minus $10 for the coupon. So $69. Not too bad I guess!
As a side note, for those of us refusing to support giant sized portions, you may be happy to know that Theo's serves a very normal size portion (only 2 potatoes!) unlike another Greek place where you get about 50 (no names). Even with the portion we got I still brought half home and had it for lunch the next day. Perfect!