Compass Creperie Cafe

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Sivota Port, Syvota 46100, Thesprotia, Epirus, Greece

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Epirus. Besides the gorgeous nature and its many attractions, in Epirus you will also discover a delicious local gastronomy! This local cuisine is mainly based on livestock products: milk, yogurt, cheese, goat’s meat. Olive trees are not the region’s forte so in many recipes olive oil is replaced with fresh butter. In Compass Creperie Cafe, you should aim at tasting while you are there, are the famous hand-made pies. Ask for them with their Greek name and clarify what they contain before you order! In Compass Creperie Cafe, there are just so many variations… ‘alevropita’ or ‘zymaropita’, ‘chortopita’ herb-pie, ‘batsaria’, ‘tsouknidopita’, ‘trachanopita’ and ‘spanakopita’ with spinach, ‘galatopita’ milk pie, ‘kimadopita’ with minced meat, ‘prasopita’ with leak, ‘gkizopita’, ‘kolokithopita’ with pumpkin, ‘kotopita’ with chicken! Compass Creperie Cafe has become a wonderful addition to the culinary experience in Sivota Port, Syvota 46100, Thesprotia, Epirus, Greece. At Compass Creperie Cafe you will be transported into a world of mouth savouring flavours and fine wines.

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Epirus. Besides the gorgeous nature and its many attractions, in Epirus you will also discover a delicious local gastronomy! This local cuisine is mainly based on livestock products: milk, yogurt, cheese, goat’s meat. Olive trees are not the region's forte so in many recipes olive oil is replaced with fresh butter. In Compass Creperie Cafe, you should aim at tasting while you are there, are the famous hand-made pies. Ask for them with their Greek name and clarify what they contain before you order! In Compass Creperie Cafe, there are just so many variations… ‘alevropita’ or ‘zymaropita’, ‘chortopita’ herb-pie, ‘batsaria’, ‘tsouknidopita’, ‘trachanopita’ and ‘spanakopita’ with spinach, ‘galatopita’ milk pie, ‘kimadopita’ with minced meat, ‘prasopita’ with leak, ‘gkizopita’, ‘kolokithopita’ with pumpkin, ‘kotopita’ with chicken! Compass Creperie Cafe has become a wonderful addition to the culinary experience in Sivota Port, Syvota 46100, Thesprotia, Epirus, Greece. At Compass Creperie Cafe you will be transported into a world of mouth savouring flavours and fine wines.

Epirus. Epirus’ particular terrain, the mountainous areas, the sea, the climate and a centuries-old history have all played a part in creating countless dishes and tasty combinations that make up the local cuisine. Well-known and well-preferred within as well as beyond Greek borders. In Compass Creperie Cafe, cuisine is about straightforward flavours and thanks to the fine quality of raw materials, local gastronomy offers a variety of delectable traditional dishes, complementing the region’s special cultural identity. In Compass Creperie Cafe, Local cuisine mainly uses ingredients found on the mountain and depends mostly on stock farming products: milk, yogurt, cheese, goat and sheep meat! Visit Compass Creperie Cafe at Sivota Port, Syvota 46100, Thesprotia, Epirus, Greece. Your journey to Compass Creperie Cafe, will turn into an unforgettable experience once you have savored our culinary delights. Our cuisine: Italian, Pizza, Cafe | Our Location: Thesprotia Region, Epirus

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