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Papa's Taverna
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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I have this huge craving for Greek food ever since I went to the Greek (can't remember the name of it and cannot find my receipt) restaurant in Queens, NY. IT WAS THE BEST EVER! I was able to find semi good Greek restaurants in Seattle and then I moved to the North Bay area and so far I can't find squat. I found this place to be too busy to seat me in a timely manor and take my order, or refill my ice tea and the poor people sitting across from us they got up to leave before the waitress acknowledged them. Their food was sub-par and they didn't even know what Avgalemeno soup was. The only thing I had that was remotely authentic was the Greek salad...big whoop I can make that. I also noticed they didn't have any authentic Greek deserts...what they did have was listed on a white board an it was Carrot Cake, Cheese Cake and whatever else they probably bought from a local bakery. I was so disappointed - REALLY DISSAPOINTED in the entire thing...not to mention how much I paid for what I consider nothing.
Pros: The music and dancing they had in their lower dinning area
Cons: All the rest
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