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Businiess name:
Hellas Restaurant
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Review by:
Karen N.
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Review content:
This is the place for authentic Greek food. The little town of Tarpon Springs is like being on a Greek island. Hellas has a full sized restaurant, lovely bakery, and superb atmosphere. Very pleasant staff. The bakery serves you at bistro tables or boxes it up for you. All kinds of delightful items to chose from. Baklava is why we go in. It's worth every penny to taste the mix of honey and chocolate and custard. Parking near this restaurant is on the street or in parking areas within walking distance. And you'll want to walk around this location. Everything about Tarpon Springs is Old World. Hellas is conveniently located in the center of everything. So you take a 75 minute boat ride to see the dolphin in the wild jump for joy. And come back for a cup of rich coffee and a pastry. It's instead of teatime.
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