Greek, All Good to Me
January 5, 2008
“Our” Greek restaurant made it into the Times this weekend!
Westchester has a decent share of good Greek restaurants these days, but Santorini is a cut above most. All the classics are done well, from a moist and subtle vegetable or meat moussaka to melt-in-your-mouth gyros, beef kebabs and chicken souvlakis (try the Santorini platter, which includes all three).
You might remember we ordered part of our Hanukkah party meal from them. I’m always happy when I see a small, locally-owned place like this get some of the attention it deserves.
If you visit, J. is partial to their Greek salad and dolmades, while I’m a fan of the moussaka and kebabs.
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Carol | January 5, 2008 at 10:57 am
How does it compare to Lefteris? In the spring I went to the one in Mt. Kisco and it wasn’t as good as the one in Tarrytown, I thought. Or maybe the restaurant isn’t as good in general? At any rate, I love Greek food, so this place will go on “the list.”
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Dara | January 5, 2008 at 1:11 pm
I have only eaten at the Mt. Kisco Lefteris recently, and I think it is better than that one. The food tastes fresher and more flavorful to me. A lot of posters on Chowhound think there is no comparison between the two — Santorini winning out — but perhaps I don’t eat enough Greek food to see such an enormous difference. Definitely worth a try though, and much less crowded than Lefteris.
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sharon | January 5, 2008 at 2:46 pm
How is it that I’ve never heard of this place?? We’ll definitely try it out.
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margievz | January 5, 2008 at 8:22 pm
Gosh, I miss the variety of food when I lived in Westchester. What I’d do for some good Greek food! My Mom used to make the best pastitsio… I wish she would have written down her recipes! My grandma made amazing baklava. Mmmm… now I’m hungry!
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