The Hellenic Information

Get swept away with the tastes and smells of the Aegean with the authentic culinary experience that is The Hellenic. Leading Greek Chef Dimitri Travlos has designed a life and career from the Greek kitchen. If ever a human can bottle and export the essence of Greek food and the spirit it embodies, it is Dimitri. Known throughout Australia and Greece, Dimitri has devoted his lifes work to sharing the secrets from the Greek kitchen modern and ancient with many people around the world experiencing his food. He was born in Kefalonia, an island in the Ionian Sea nested between Zakynthos and Lefkada. He was raised among smells and flavours, pure Greek pictures and a family that had the hospitality and the family lunch as a very special characteristic. Dimitris culinary Greek skills has produced this incredibly successful eatery bringing his very own distinctive and authentic Greek flavours to the Sydneys food scene. Its about people around a table breaking pita, sharing tzatziki, and charging their glasses to a toast, says Dimitri, thats the sentiment we wanted to capture and share with our customers. Food has always been a formality in my family and one of the best ways to bring people together. Regardless of the occasion, food brings the best out in people. The Hellenic is more than just your average Greek eatery. Its an institution steeped in the Travlos familys culinary history. But at the core, it is classic Hellenic cuisine, utilising traditional cooking methods and quality produce, with a fresh take on presentation that sets this place apart. With a passion for quality and expressing his life journey through food, we only use the highest quality ingredients often sourcing them direct from Greece. Travelling there often for further inspiration and to connect with quality producers. The belief is that if you are going to do something, you may as well do it right! Today, The Hellenic Greek Eatery is set in three Sydney locations Westfield Hurstville Rooftop, Brighton Le Sands and Mosman. I believe that Greek ...