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The original Helen of Troy brought about the Trojan
War, but this restaurant version keeps the peace by serving
all things from the general vicinity of the Mediterranean. Helen
of Troy’s appetizers include Tabouli, Hummus, Baba Ghanoush
and Cabbage Rolls. Main entrees range from Falafel Sandwiches
to Kafta Kabobs to Lamb Shanks. Finish off your meal with
an authentic Turkish Tea or Greek Coffee to rev you up.

The original Helen of Troy brought about the Trojan War, but this restaurant version keeps the peace by serving all things from the general vicinity of the Mediterranean. Helen of Troy’s appetizers include Tabouli, Hummus, Baba Ghanoush and Cabbage Rolls. Main entrees range from Falafel Sandwiches to Kafta Kabobs to Lamb Shanks. Finish off your meal with an authentic Turkish Tea or Greek Coffee to rev you up.
JENNIFER HOPPA

Café Topeca

115 W. 5th St., Suite 169, 592-9090

"Seed to cup" coffee and they mean it. A San Salvador plantation directly supplies the coffee. There are snacks and light lunch available, but you first should try the crepes causes quite the stir. Try the Crepe Florentine or the Prosciutto Crepe for a tasty breakfast with your coffee. They also carry assorted cakes, pastries and pies. The best part is: They're now open seven days a week!

HOURS: MON-WED 6:30AM-8PM; THURS-FRI 6:30AM-10PM; SAT 8AM-10PM; SUN 8AM-4PM

Helen of Troy

6670 S. Lewis, 794-3322

The original Helen of Troy brought about the Trojan War, but this restaurant version keeps the peace by serving all things from the general vicinity of the Mediterranean. Helen of Troy's appetizers include Tabouli, Hummus, Baba Ghanoush and Cabbage Rolls. Main entrees range from Falafel Sandwiches to Kafta Kabobs to Lamb Shanks. Finish off your meal with an authentic Turkish Tea or Greek Coffee to rev you up.

HOURS: MON-FRI 11AM-8PM; SAT 12-9PM

Biga

4329 S. Peoria Ave., 743-2442

An authentic Italian restaurant serving entrees, updated seasonally with imported ingredients from Tuscany, Sicily and other Italian regions. Try the Butternut Squash Ravioli or the Panna Cotta for dinner. Sample the best of what Biga has to offer in a three course meal from the Prix Fixe Menu for $20. Biga also features an all Italian food friendly wine list.

HOURS: TUES-SAT 5-10PM; SUN 5-9PM

Twin Peaks

7007 S. Memorial Dr., 250-0700

Great food, drinks and scenic mountain views! This Hooters competitor is known for its fun, friendly and flirty atmosphere. Stop in for some late night grub any night. The menu includes Starters, Salads, Well Built Sandwiches, Big Plates and even a Kid Menu! Try some wings or a hamburger, while trying not to get distracted by the friendly service.

HOURS: SUN-SAT 11AM-12AM



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