Maryam
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The service at Evvia was to die for and Ali made the whole night. He was warm, attentive, and just spot on with every recommendation—he really knows his fish and made us feel completely taken care of.
We started with the Manitaria tou Fournoú, mushrooms baked with manouri cheese, onions, and herbs, which was such a standout. The Evvia Salata with crisp romaine, avocado, and that creamy feta dressing was simple but so good I’m still thinking about it. For mains, the Kotopoulo Souvlas, oven-roasted chicken with garlic broccolini and potatoes, was cooked beautifully—juicy, flavorful, exactly how it should be.
Dessert was next-level. The Galaktoboureko with pistachio ice cream was rich and comforting, and the Yiaourti Cheesecake with a kanefe crust and huckleberry compote was unlike any cheesecake I’ve had before—unique, tangy, and delicious. And I have to say, they nailed the Last Word cocktail. It’s rare to find a place that gets it right, and theirs was perfectly balanced and bright.
The vibe ties it all together. Evvia actually opened before Kokkari in San Francisco, and you can feel that same passion for Greek hospitality here. The space is warm and modern with copper pots hanging inside, colorful bottles lining the bar, and that rustic feel that makes it so inviting. The outdoor patio is just as good, with heat lamps that make it cozy any time of year.
Between the food, the atmosphere, and Ali’s service, this is the kind of place I’d come back to again and again