From tzatziki and dolmades to Greek 'san choy bau' and moussaka with mushrooms and truffle, 1821 offers Greek cuisine which is traditional, warm and comforting at heart with a distinctly contemporary and refined style...
1821 | Sydney CBD
Author: Marie
Sydney-based food blogger
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