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Published on February 18, 1999

Edited by Lovell Estell III

Written by: Siran Babayan, Greg Brouwer, Nicole Campos, Bryce Coleman, Sara Dunn, Kristin Fiore, Aaron Fontana, John Horton, Millay Hyatt, Chuck Mindenhall IV, Rita Neyter, Matthew Pevic, Deborah Picker, Lou Rutigliano, Lauren Shaftel, Jennifer Smith.
 
 
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17337 Ventura Blvd., Encino
(818) 789-2888
With its mirrored walls, artwork and fine dishes, this place is a favorite of those who love their food Greek. Try saganaki ($6.95), pan-fried cheese set ablaze right there at the table, and then lay into heavenly lamb tenderloin ($21.75), marinated and charbroiled to perfection. The Greek Bistro Feast, featuring 16 delicious items served in four separate courses ($21.95 per person) is just the thing for a party. Lunch and dinner seven days. Full bar; takeout; delivery; catering; valet parking. AE, CB, Disc., MC, DC, V.