The Karamanlidika of Fanis
Η Euripides is the sin of my life. Two steps from my house, I go not only to buy the necessities, but many times to get rid of my stress and get lost in the images and smells. My only complaint was that he did not have a hangout to drink a raki and try a meze.
They fulfilled my dream, o Fanis Theodoropoulos the creative lad with the disarming smile, the current successor of the house Arabian, together with the most dynamic producer of local cold cuts in Eastern Macedonia Friday Saraboya. In the spring of 2014, a corner of Socrates and Euripides, where on the ground floor there used to be a grocery store and formerly the "Petrino" - under the old forbearance house - created the hangout of Fanis, or otherwise the “Karamanlidika of Fanis“. A grocery store with bird's milk (cold cuts and cheese from dozens of small producers) and at the same time a tavern where you can eat whatever you want either from the grocer's counter or try the kitchen delicacies.
The products of the store are mainly Karamanlidika sausages of Paraskeva Saribogia (meraklidika soutzoukia, pastramia, ham, kavourmades, salamis with various coatings, mortadelles, etc.). The history of his place - as Paraskevas tells us - states that the Ottomans called the regions of Cappadocia and Cilicia Karamania (from the old Karaman Province) and its inhabitants Karamanides (Muslims) and Karamanlides (Turkish-speaking Christian Orthodox). Being a trade hub between Persia, the Middle East and Europe, the inhabitants of the region spread the "paston" of the Ionians to the Romans and the "acropaston" of the Byzantines to the Ottomans.
Following this tradition, o Paraskevas Saribogias - originating from the parts of the lost homelands - he wanted to revive the Byzantine "pastomagireio". Based on Sary's award-winning cold cuts and the experience of the Fanis Market, a kitchen was made that offers endless appetizers that you do not know who to choose first. Some are just spicy and some are gunpowder, with excellent refreshing combinations with yogurt, but always served by the most gentle, well-trained and smiling staff of the store.
The hangout of Fanis, in Euripides, it quickly became the cave of its mezeklides Market and of course my hangout.
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