Gather toga-ther with your friends, family, and taste buds to yell “Opa!” during the Greek Revival Dinner at Page House Bed and Breakfast on Saturday, September 21st at 6:30 PM. Titillate the senses with mouthwatering courses in an impeccable setting that deserves a “Nóstimo!”
With traditional Greek dishes that’ll have you saying “Efchristó!” to Chef Mono Cruz, Greek Revival Dinner at the Page House Bed and Breakfast makes for the perfect evening outing in Dublin GA. Your meal includes: appetizer, salad, choice of entree & dessert.
GREEK MEZZE
Spanakopita
Spinach, feta, cream cheese, and fresh herbs in crispy phyllo dough baked until golden brown.
GREEK SALAD
Tender greens mixed with tomatoes, red onion, cucumber, olives, feta cheese & olive oil.
CHOICE OF ENTREE
(Choice of One)
Chicken Souvlaki
Seasoned chicken tenderloins marinated in lemon juice, garlic & fresh herbs, roasted & served with a side of Greek potatoes.
Beef Souvlaki
Seasoned beef tenderloins marinated in lemon juice, garlic, & fresh herbs, seared to medium & served with a side of Greek potatoes.
Psari Plaki
Olive oil, leeks, garlic, diced tomatoes & fresh herbs sautéed and arranged over white fish & baked in the oven. Served with a side of Greek potatoes.
DESSERT
Baklava
Sweet dessert pastry with layers of phyllo dough filled with chopped pistachio & honey.
Includes: Hot Tea, Coffee, Sweet and Unsweet Tea, Water
Come dressed in a toga and receive a FREE glass of wine!
*Cocktails and select wines available*
Reservations are required and your choice of entree is needed at the time of reservation. Call to reserve a table for Greek Revival Dinner: 478-275-4551
The night doesn’t have to end after the last course, book one of their luxury suites or impeccably appointed rooms with a private bath. The Page House Bed and Breakfast now offers seven rooms to delight you! Book your experience online by visiting Reservations.
Step back to 1903 when TL Griner began construction Page House, an 11-room, 7,000 sq. ft. Classic Greek Revival home often described as one of the grandest homes south of Atlanta. The House featured Tiffany-style stained-glass windows, the only private home in this area of the state with a ballroom, 12-foot ceilings, interior Ionic columns, and picture moldings sealed with silver then brushed with gold, and much more.