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Butcher Shop
9 April 2009
athens, 
Persefonis 19, Gazi (google maps)
Spotted by Ermina
Overall rating:
If you are a meat lover this is a relaxed meat place in the area of Gazi. Good quality meat, greek recipes and a good variety of greek cheese and great fries! Also try the freshly made mash from a variety of vegetables (poures laxanikon in greek). Perfect start for a night out in Gazi!
Comments on Butcher Shop
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Anna-Maria said on April 9, 2009 at 18:53
Haha:)
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Frizbee said on April 9, 2009 at 14:11
Sounds like a place I'll definitely visit! Plus, it's ingazi... close to the other place I have commented on! And so as not to foget: "Den me les.... se aresei o poures?" is the more "propper way" of asking that question!!! Translation: "Tell me.... do you like mashed potatoes?" anyone interested in the hidden meaning behind this question, please refer to Yianni's report on "Language With Special Meaning Discovered in Greece"
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Ermina said on April 9, 2009 at 13:59
"Panta mou aresei o poures, arkei na einai freskos!!"
"I always like mashed potatoes, as long as it is fresh!"
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Yannis said on April 9, 2009 at 13:58
'''sou aresei o poures i de se aresei?''
do you like mashed patatoe or not?
