fter many years and many adverntures travelling the world by sea, Theo Theodosakis finally anchored in Penticton. With its sage-covered mountains, lush green valleys of fruit, an abundance of blue waters and warm summer breezes Penticton reminded Theo of his home on the island of Crete.

In Penticton, there was a girl named Maria, who destiny had brought from the same Greek island. Against this romantic Okanagan backdrop . . . they fell in love.

Here in Penticton, Mary and Theo built their restaurant as if it were their home on the island of Crete. Courtyards of giant flowering plants, secluded balconies and vast skylights inviting the Okanagan sunshine to spill onto stucco walls and stone, tile and wood floors.

Next time your journey takes you through the beautiful Okanagan, step off Penticton’s Main Street and into a world of Greek enchantment, beauty, and outstanding flavours.