Sydney restaurant owners Harry Petrohilos and Maria Strigkou back in business

·

Restaurant owners across Sydney are slowly getting their groove back. 

Harry Petrohilos and Maria Strigkou are the owners of SouvLucky Country on Church Street in Parramatta. 

The couple say they want to immerse diners in the Mediterranean experience. 

“Our philosophy is to cook with passion and serve authentic dishes to our customers in a warm and friendly atmosphere,’’ Petrohilos said.

“We want our customers to feel as though they travelled to Greece when dining at the SouvLucky Country.’’

The reopening follows 18 months of disruptions in the city brought on by the pandemic and the construction of a light rail through the street. 

Source: Daily Telegraph

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Latest News

Damon Hanlin issues defamation warning ahead of Sydney Olympic AGM

Damon Hanlin has issued a defamation concerns notice ahead of the club’s AGM, escalating ongoing tensions.

‘Lest we forget’: St Spyridon Parish in Sydney hosts moving ANZAC Day memorial

The St Spyridon Greek Orthodox Parish in Sydney has hosted a special ANZAC Day service, bringing together the community.

Final seats released as Sydney races to witness Mimis Plessas centenary tribute

Final seats have been released at City Recital Hall as demand surges for Sydney’s once-in-a-lifetime centenary tribute to Mimis Plessas.

Open letter urges unity over Hellenic Village as $119.5m sale nears completion

An open letter on the impending Hellenic Village sale urges unity within the Greek community, warning it is a once-in-a-gen opportunity.

Rampant APIA Leichhardt crush Sydney Olympic to surge back into second

APIA Leichhardt delivered a statement performance at Lambert Park, powering to a commanding 4–1 victory over Sydney Olympic.

You May Also Like

Cooking his way through life: Meet The Real Greek Chef

Giannis or The Real Greek Chef not only has a place in our homes but also a place in our hearts for his authentic personality.

Fairfield’s Greek Amphitheatre Granted Heritage Protection

In a big win for Melbourne’s community, this week saw Victoria’s Heritage Council grant protection to Melbourne’s Amphitheatre at Fairfield

Winners announced for ‘The Greek Herald Woman of the Year’ Awards 2025

The winners of ‘The Greek Herald Woman of the Year’ and ‘Woman to Watch’ awards were announced on Sunday, 16 March 2025.