Greek Habits By Eva

I love this sweet family business. I didn't meet Eva in person but talked with the mom, dad, and briefly with the sister. They game me the knowledge of good olive oil. Of course I bought the olive oil produced in their hometown, and according to the mother it is the oil she grew up with. My husband says it tastes real and satisfying. The pastries we've tried so far are very solid, rich, and authentic. One can feel that good ingredients, thought, and time is well utilized. Today, out of curiosity, I bought the Greek coffee and boiled at home according to instruction from the mother. She was very patient to teach me how to make it. Well, my own guy loves it. Hope people who come in explore and enjoy the handmade special treats and goods from Greece. I look forward to keep trying new food,

Come here for a taste of Greece in Peabody. Delicious food and desserts. They also have a twin location in Arlington.

Today was my first day in. I’ve been a resident of Peabody all my life absolutely the best Greek pastry I’ve ever had in this area. I think she’s got her yiayia in the back. Both pictures taken the evening 10 o’clock tonight New Year’s Eve, and this was eaten by one person so far ME 🥰😜

The pastries are extremely sweet. I tried melomacarona and it’s full of sugar. The chicken mushroom pie was soggy and not cooked inside. The place is very expensive too. I would not go there again.

This morning we went in for breakfast and got a little bit of sweet and savory! Highly recommend the ham and cheese pie! The freddo espresso was delicious, along with the baklava and mini mouse mousse cake. This place is awesome and we’ll definitely be back. The gentleman serving us was also very friendly!