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Thalassa
Showcasing the very best of Greek cuisine, Thalassa delivers delicious dishes with the finest of ingredients. The large Tribeca warehouse was originally used for the family’s Greek food import business, but now boasts a chic, inviting atmosphere. When the next generation took over they thought, “We bring in such wonderful food, it’s about time we serve wonderful food,” explains Sophia D. Zilo. Traditional, fresh, seasonal foods fill the menu with a special focus on seafood, like the most popular dish of scallops wrapped in kataifi. For the real deal in Greek cuisine check out Thalassa.
Check out the delicacies at www.thalassanyc.com
179 Franklin Street, 10013
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