| “Tucson's best Greek salad can be found right near campus. The Fat Greek offers its large version complete with pita bread for a very reasonable price.” -Patrick Valenzuela, The Arizona Daily Wildcat “If a delicious, quick, meal is what you have in mind…I highly recommend this place. I will most definitely go back, and I urge you to give it a try if you haven't already.” -A review listed in: TucsonRestaurantGuide.com |
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| The original Fat Greek opened its doors in March of 2003. A local, family owned and operated restaurant, The Fat Greek was the long time dream of George Markou, the owner. With the help of his wife Traci, George set out to serve up a taste of Greece to Tucson, featuring traditional Greek dishes from his parents' home country, at affordable prices. The Fat Greek is located at Park and University, serving the University of Arizona students, staff and surrounding neighborhood. Our second location, Greek Taverna on Swan opened its doors June of 2009 at the corner of Swan and Camp Lowell, in the Basha's shopping center. This second location is larger, allowing us to offer catering, the ability to host your event, and full service dining. Both locations feature hand-painted murals on the patio, created by George's wife. Games for family and friends like dominoes, chess, backgammon and others are available for patrons who want to stay a while. A variety of Greek beer and wine is also available. |
| AVAILABLE AT GREEK TAVERNA ONLY! Now Accepting Orders for Free Range Chicken eggs. Please email us at fatgreek2@gmail.com FARM FRESH EGGS $4 a dozen We raise: Ameraucanas, Barred Plymouth Rocks, Leghorns, Australorps, Rhode Island Reds, and a Cochin. Due to the different breeds of hens, there is a variety of colored eggs in each dozen. You will see green, brown, and white in varying sizes. On occasion an egg may have a double yolk. HALOUMI CHEESE We now make our own haloumi cheese from our farm fresh goat's milk. To learn more about our chickens, goats and the goings on at our growing farmstead, visit markouranch.blopgspot.com |
