Emilitsa Greek Restaurant, Portland, Maine, Greek Restaurant Details

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Great modern greek food, upscale restaurant.

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Emilitsa is one of my favourite restaurants in Portland. I love authentic foods that are made in-house with only the best ingrediants that Portland's east coast has to offer. My boyfriend and I love to treat ourselves to the delicacies that this restaurant has to offer, and the exceptional service that is always on point.

If you are visiting Portland anytime soon or have lived in Portland for some time, write Emilitsa down on a to-do and plan to cross this one off soon. You will not be dissapointed.

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Authentic and delicious Greek food! The mousaaka was perfectly seasoned and delicious. The domata salad is a must! This is the best greek food I have had in the northeast. It is greek to the highest quality and standards.

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In the 4 years since we have moved to Maine, we have dined at Emilitsa many times each year..it is one of our favorite restaurants in Portland, of which there are many. Without exception, every meal we have enjoyed has been of outstanding quality.
John, one of the owners, always greets us with warmth and sincerity and the staff overall is efficient, knowledgeable and polite.
We have tasted many items on their menu and have found each to be perfectly executed and delicious. Some of our favorites are the Maine sea scallops, spanakopita and octupus for appetizers,and for the main course the lamb loin chops which melt in your mouth, long island duck and grilled altantic swordfish. Deserts are also wonderful, especially the baklava and a new addition, the creme brulee. The wine selection is excellent. Bon Appetit !!!!!!

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This was my third visit to this wonderful upscale Greek restaurant. Food and service are consistently excellent. I opted for the "three for thirty three" fixed price menu. It is a good value. The only criticism I have is the following: they pour a shallow glass of wine. I ordered the most expensive glass on the list, a lovely Cabernet Sauvignon at $12.00. In my experience, and I've eaten at many of Portland's finer eateries, that's not an inexpensive glass. Still I'm happy to pay it for a good wine. But really this was just a few sips. That would not prevent me from returning to this otherwise great restaurant.