$25 for a Prix Fixe Greek Dinner for Two with Drinks at Costas Restaurant in Tarpon Springs (Up to $54.95 Value)
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- Greek-island cuisine
- Authentic family recipes
- Includes two glass of wine
- At historic Sponge Docks
Prix Fixe menus allow people to diversify their palates in one day, a feat previously attainable only by cramming five frozen dinners and a variety pack of juice boxes into a blender. Savor expanding horizons with today's Groupon: for $25, you get a prix fixe Greek dinner for two with drinks at Costas Restaurant in Tarpon Springs (up to a $54.95 total value).
The three-course meal includes:
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Two appetizers (up to a $6.99 value each). Choose from the following:
- Saganaki
- Spanakopita
- Dolmades
- Tzatziki
- Feta cheese with olives and peppers
- One Greek salad to share (a $6.99 value)
- Two entrees (up to a $12.99 value each). Choose from the following:
- Broiled feta pasta
- Moussaka
- Pastitsio
- Calamari with a side of fries, rice, or vegetables
- Chicken souvlaki platter with a side of fries, rice, or vegetables
- Two glasses of house wine: red, white, or zinfandel (a $4 value each).
Blending together family recipes culled from Crete and Lesbos islands, Costas Restaurant adds authentic flavor to Tarpon Springs' historic Sponge Docks. The prix fixe dinner for two plucks a zesty ensemble of items from the considerable menu, including appetizers such as flaming casseri-cheese saganaki, the first known food to light up without birthday candles. Pastitsio coats layers of macaroni with ground beef, cheese, and creamy tomato sauce, and broiled-feta pasta treats vegetarians to fresh cheese topped by grilled tomatoes and peppers. Dining pairs may chow down beneath the eatery's colorful murals depicting Greek island life or swill their goblets of wine on the patio where Sponge Dock tourists pass by seeking out souvenirs and the key to eternal life.
Origin Story: It's All Greek to Me
Stelios Migadakis had long dreamt of moving his family out of New York City and into Florida's warmer climate. So he gladly jumped on the opportunity to purchase an eatery in Tarpon Springs' famed Greek Town, where he continues to combine family recipes passed down from his kin in Crete and his wife's relatives in Lesvos. Though cooking and sharing meals with regulars is a family affair, Stelios prefers spending quality time with his sons, Michael and Andreas, at Disney World and the beach.
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About Costa's Restaurant
Stelios Migadakis had long dreamt of moving his family from New York to Florida’s sun-drenched shores, jumping at the chance to open an eatery in Tarpon Springs’ Greek Town. He draws from the Old World recipes of his kin in Crete and his wife's relatives in Lesvos to compose a menu consisting of delicately battered seafood and slow-roasted lamb and beef. Within the elegant eatery, murals of serene Greek isles and grazing herds of Trojan horses punctuate the pale-marble walls as Greek music spills out onto the adjoining patio.