Eat is Greek

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Place Category: FEATURED and Street Food VendorsPlace Tags: Greek, Mediterranean, Street-Food, and Mobile-Street-Food-Vendor

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  • Eat is Greek is a street food vendor, bringing the delicious flavours of northern Greece to Milton Keynes.

    Our food is cooked fresh, and key ingredients are brought in from Greece to make the flavours and textures authentic.

    The menu includes a range of dishes encompassing everything from Greek Salad, with fresh feta cheese and sun-ripened olives, to fabulous winter-warmer dishes like Souvlaki (Greek style kebab). Also a favourite of the DinnerData editorial team is the Gyros (pronounced Yeeros), thinly sliced chicken or pork – or mixed if you prefer – which manages to be tender and crispy at the same time.

    Lighter and softer than many alternatives, the Greek style pita bread makes for a great finish to a very tasty, and eminently affordable mediterranean meal.

    Our Pitches

    You can find us for lunchtime service Monday to Friday between 11:30 and 14:00 at Kelvin Drive, Knowlhill, Milton Keynes MK5 8NH

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    Tuesday, Friday, Saturday between 17.45 – 21.30 we are at Bancroft Park, (Roman Residents Club Parking Area) MK13 0RA

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    Thursdays between 18.00 – 21.00 we are regulars at the Greek Community Centre Stony Stratford, MK11 1JA

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    Wednesdays from 17.45 – 21.30 you can find us in Buckingham, near the University

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