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    Jonathan Barthelmess, whose Apollo has been packing rooms in Sydney for years, opened this Greek dining room in Redfern's Wunderlich Lane with the same gift for making a space feel like somewhere everyone already knows. The spanakopita makes the rounds at nearly every table, and the prasopita, a flaky spiral with four melted cheeses, is what your neighbor ordered first. Spanakopita and charred octopus are the things to know.

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    • Prasopita

      “The prasopita is a wonderfully flaky spiral of potato, leeks, spices, and the savory punch of four melted cheeses (manouri, kasseri, feta, and kefalotyri).”

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    • Spanakopita

      “Spanakopita appears on most tables and octopus with burnt honey sauce is also popular.”

      Eater
    • Octopus with burnt honey sauce

      “Spanakopita appears on most tables and octopus with burnt honey sauce is also popular.”

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    2 Baptist Street, Redfern New South Wales 2016, Australia · Sydney
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    Open now, until midnight

    • Monday Noon to Midnight next day
    • Tuesday Noon to Midnight next day
    • Wednesday Today Noon to Midnight next day
    • Thursday Noon to Midnight next day
    • Friday Noon to Midnight next day
    • Saturday 11:30 AM to Midnight next day
    • Sunday 11:30 AM to Midnight next day
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