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Orlando Greek Fest has all the sights, sounds and Mediterranean eats you can handle

Katherine Langford
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Katherine Langford
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Orlando Greek Fest has all the sights, sounds and Mediterranean eats you can handle — Winter Garden Arts news

Our mouths water just thinking about the dolmades, but at Orlando Greek Fest you can also stuff your face with gyros, saganaki, galaktoboureko, souvlaki, spanakopita, baklava and jarringly strong coffee to spur you on toward your next snack. The post Orlando Greek Fest has all the sights, sounds and Mediterranean eats you can handle appeared first on Orlando Weekly.

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