We've been tempted to try the Summerlicious/Winterlicious at Pan on the Danforth for years, but the timing somehow never worked out - until now. The lunch menu looked great for $18.
Trilogy of Spreads: Taramosalata, Humus, Tirokafteri with pita
All the spreads were really good! and they gave us a ton of pita to dip it with.
Kolokithokeftedes: zucchini croquettes with feta, kefalograviera cheese and herbs
The croquettes were great! So tasty and the mixed greens on top added a nice flavour as well.
Pan Chicken Souvlaki
The chicken was tender and seasoned well, the tzatziki was a little too thick though which made it harder to dip the chicken into the sauce since it didn't stick. Also, I have to admit, I love the Jimmy the Greek potatoes and these ones didn't cut it for me.
Kota Kai Aginares (Artichoke with chicken)
It was okay - the chicken souvlaki was better.
It was okay - the chicken souvlaki was better.
Pork Souvlaki Dinner
The pork was nicely seasoned, but it just wasn't as good as the tender juicy chicken (everything is relative).
The pork was nicely seasoned, but it just wasn't as good as the tender juicy chicken (everything is relative).
Havlas - sweet made with semolina and raisins
This dessert was really soaked in syrup - very sweet.
This dessert was really soaked in syrup - very sweet.
Ravani: cake with honey syrup
In contrast to the havlas, this cake was really dry.
Overall: Decent 3-course Greek meal at Pan on the Danforth. It was nice to finally try it and the service was pretty good.
In contrast to the havlas, this cake was really dry.
Overall: Decent 3-course Greek meal at Pan on the Danforth. It was nice to finally try it and the service was pretty good.
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