Restaurants & cafés / Greektown
Pegasus Taverna Greektown
A Greektown staple on Monroe Street: flaming saganaki, generous Greek platters and a 2 AM close on weekends.
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Pegasus Taverna is a true Greektown fixture, here since before the casinos, back when Trappers Alley was the big draw. The family-owned taverna has a huge open kitchen, generous portions and servers who bring the energy. The signature move is flaming saganaki, lit tableside to shouts of "Opa!" A deli counter sells Greek cheeses, sweets and pastries to take home. On Fridays and Saturdays it stays open until 2 AM.
- Flaming saganaki at the table
- Huge open kitchen, generous portions
- Greek deli counter with cheeses and sweets
- Open until 2 AM Fridays and Saturdays
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