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I visited the Zeusopolis cafe recently, and had a great time there along with my buddies.The Zeusopolis Cafe is the only Greek cafe in Kolkata serving…
Ayan Saha
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A greek themed cafe located near to Shishumangal hospital. This little parlour has been beautifully decorated to give the feeling of spending an exqui…
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Located bang opposite Shishu Mangal Hospital on Sarat Bose Road this Greek joint had piqued my interest. Dolon Dawn and I headed over on a Monday even…
Priya Ray Chaudhuri
Zeusopolis
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6 Reviews on “Zeusopolis”
I visited the Zeusopolis cafe recently, and had a great time there along with my buddies.The Zeusopolis Cafe is the only Greek cafe in Kolkata serving authentic Greek dishes. The dishes we had were:1. Tuna Olive Spread2. Grilled Octopus3. Fried Calamari4. Chicken Pizza with Feta Cheese5. Dakos6. Apple Pie7. Orange Cake8. Vanilla ice cream with Chocolate syrupRecommendations : Fried Calamari, Dakos, Grilled Octopus & Tuna Olive Spread.As the outlet is new the Greek dishes were also new to my taste buds but to my surprise I really liked that.The food over there will give u an awestruck.
A greek themed cafe located near to Shishumangal hospital. This little parlour has been beautifully decorated to give the feeling of spending an exquisite time by the bays of Greece.We were served-Honey ginger teaCappuccinoDakosTuna olive spreadCalamariGrilled octopusCheesy spinach fish with Greek pilaf riceShrimp saganakiMoussakaIn dessert we were served Milopita,Loukomades,Portalalopita and ice cream scoops.Food was very fresh and tasty. Definitely tastes out of the box,not the regular cafe food that we get. Also the cuisine is healthy. Special mention for the Chef who’s making every dish delectable!
Located bang opposite Shishu Mangal Hospital on Sarat Bose Road this Greek joint had piqued my interest. Dolon Dawn and I headed over on a Monday evening for dinner. We are small eaters so we wanted to share starters and a main dish. Unfortunately the Chicken Borek was unavailable so we had to order the grilled wings. What we got were five teeny tiny wings placed around a teensy bowl of tzatziki. The wings were flavoured solely with barbeque sauce and were very underwhelming and the tzatziki dip was like a watery cucumber raita. Onwards to the main, we shared a plate of Chicken Rice which came with four pieces of pita bread, shredded chicken in a spicy sauce, herbed rice, hummus, tzatziki again and some fresh salad. All items on this plate were fine barring the tzatziki. The entire meal was very average. Decor was nice and service was prompt.
Three of us visited this haunt on Choturthi. It looks LOVELY and the staff is very polite. The food is yumm and the pizza was really filling. The Baklava was beyond amazing. The mocktails tasted a bit weird and the portion size of starters was a little less. Also they take wayyyyy tooo much time to get the dishes ready and served. But tbh the ambience and decor kinda made up for those shortcomings. We paid around 450 per head and we were full. One can walk to it from JD park metro station.
Well This Place is a delight for Greek Food Lovers.The ambience has been done keeping in mind the famous islands of Greece namely Mykonos & Santorini.Coming to the food We tried – a)Veg Pizza – The pizza was very good and its a must order over hereb)Sparakopita – Its a spinach based dish which was fine buth it was less in sizec)Falafel Gyro – It was fine.Can be improvedd)Pita Bread – Not the Authentic One.Can be ignorede)Macchiato Coffee – Loved itService is good but prices are slightly on the higher end.
Bookmarked this place after the LBB review. Oh my! Can they disappoint more? Spanakopita was completely underbaked: filo pastry was doughy, lacked crisp and the filling itself was such a shame! No sight or hint of feta whatsoever, resulting to a very Bengali dish of spinach, onions and red chilies. Green Mango drink tasted more like a liquid version of the popular Pulse candy. Pastitsio arrived with a sad side of salad – some shredded lettuce with exactly three thin slices of tomato. The Pastitsio itself being pretty disappointing with few pieces of chicken and a very basic flavour from the bechamel. Was I excited? Yes. Do I want to go again? Absolutely not. Not recommending this place until and unless they are ready to serve actual authentic ‘Greek’ food. Try at least, its really not that difficult!