‘Thanks To Theo’ Greek restaurant to open in Adelaide’s CBD

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With a focus on exceptional food, a new Greek restaurant ‘Thanks to Theo’ is set to open its doors in the heart of Adelaide’s CBD.

With the help of business partner, former Senator of South Australia Nick Xenophon, owners Alessandra and Andrew aim to create a family friendly setting, bringing nostalgia and inspiration to their guests.

According to owner Alessandra, the restaurant is dedicated to Nick Xenophon’s father Theo, who adored good company, Greek cuisine and sharing a meal with his loved ones.

One of the meal being served in the restaurant. Photo: Thanks to Theo.

With this to consider, many patrons will experience a meal specially curated for sharing and embracing the traditional European custom of dinning together as a family. 

The restaurant is located in the former Karens Diner space and has been transformed into an all-white and blue environment reminiscent of restaurants on the Greek islands.

With its opening to the public on December 1st, the restaurant is clearly a dedication to family, tradition, and the love of Greek Cuisine.

Source: GLAM Adelaide

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