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Anthos
Greek $$$$$
208 East 52nd St. (b/w 5th & 6th Ave.)
New York , NY 10022
Greek $$$$$
208 East 52nd St. (b/w 5th & 6th Ave.)
New York , NY 10022
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6 reviews The Irony of It All…(Restaurant Week at Anthos) and a few announcements
By The Wandering Eater Feb 04, 2008
On Thursday, I had my last Restaurant Week meal at Anthos with Ariel. This pretty much sums up my international food trek of sorts since I started with Indian, French, and now Greek (all nouveau style). I did have hopes of being captivated by Chef Psilakis’ food since Ariel went to Kefi, [...] FULL REVIEW
Anthos
By Eating In Translation Jan 21, 2008
Greek grilled calamari, yes; diner style, no. FULL REVIEW
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By The Amateur Gourmet Jul 03, 2007
We leave Seattle for a moment to talk about Anthos, where I ate with my parents a few weeks ago. I wasn't going to write about it--not because I didn't like it, but because the room was so dark and... FULL REVIEW
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Anthos
By Gotham Gal May 18, 2007
We had dinner last night, after theater, at Anthos. Usually when we see something in the West 50's, we go to Estiatorio Milos which next to Pylos is my favorite Greek restaurant in the city. So having another restaurant in... FULL REVIEW
My Dinner at Anthos
By The Strong Buzz Apr 30, 2007
In life, we are constantly bombarded by opportunities for comparison. You think, your last girlfriend was not was as funny as this girlfriend; your hair doesn’t look as good as it did yesterday, your new job is not as rewarding as your last job, your current weight is not as low as last year’s. It’s hard not to do spend a lifetime in pursuit of what was, or what could be better. FULL REVIEW
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By Restaurant Girl Mar 04, 2007
t had all the makings of a Greek tragedy: A gifted young chef, having just received pivotal acclaim for his Italian-Greek fusion at Dona, prematurely brought down by a greedy real estate developer. So chef Michael Psilakis returned to his Upper West Side roots where he aptly reconceived his Modern Greek (Onera) into more rustic home-cooking with Kefi. FULL REVIEW
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