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239 E Main St

Sun Prairie, WI 53590

(608) 837-5700

NEW HOURS for Fall/Winter

Open for dinner Tue, Wed, Thur, Fri, Sat, Sun from 4:00 - 9:00

Open Lunch Saturday only 11-4

Closed Mondays

Open New Year's Eve!

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Important Changes:

For fall/winter of 2011-2012, Atlantis Taverna will be closed for weekday lunches, but will be open for dinner at 4:00 pm. We will still serve lunch on Saturday, beginning at 11:00 am

NEW HOURS for Fall/Winter

Open for dinner Tue, Wed, Thur, Fri, Sat, Sun from 4:00 - 9:00

Open Lunch Saturday only 11-4

Closed Mondays

Expect to see from Atlantis Taverna:

More special event nights, including the popular "small plates dinners"
More daily dinner specials
Expanded menu--broadening into more Mediterranean selections, including features from Spain, Italy, Morocco, Turkey, Cyprus.
Catering; corporate lunches
Expanded carry-out, including "family style" takeout meals
BUT we won't forget the Greek roots and continue to offer a full selection of Greek favorites!

We are excited about this opportunity at Atlantis Taverna! We will dearly miss our lunch customers during this transition, but hope to see you at dinner.

You will find updates regularly on our website, or you can get periodic emails by signing up to our email club, using the box to your left.

In Greece, a “taverna” is a small, lively, family-owned restaurant where friends gather to eat, drink, and enjoy each other’s company. Often the husband does the cooking while the wife manages the dining room. Atlantis Taverna in downtown Sun Prairie is such a place. Proprietors Beth and Telly Fatsis have brought to you authentic Greek family recipes, and invite you to experience the Mediterranean in this cozy, friendly, and colorful taverna.

Atlantis Taverna is located in a renovated 100+ year-old building in historic downtown Sun Prairie. We have added a patio to the rear of the building for outdoor dining.

There is ample parking in the city-owned lot behind the building, and parking is always free.

Atlantis Taverna features:

Spanakopita (Spinach Pie)
Pastitsio & Moussaka
Souvlaki
Baklava & Galaktoboureko
Gyros & Gyros platters
Many Combination Plates
Vegetarian Meals
Falafel
Saganaki ("Flaming Cheese")

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Last Update: December 09, 2011

The evil eye curse is a belief that was widespread in ancient Greece and Rome, as well as Turkey and many other Mediterranean countries.. If you suddenly felt dizzy and weak, with a headache and nausea, you may have been cursed with the evil eye. This curse is associated with jealousy or envy--if someone is intensely jealous of you, he or she may be giving you the evil eye curse. Often, however, the curse is unintentional--you may compliment a friend on his new clothes or new car and suddenly he has been cursed. To ward off the spell, Greeks will wear an evil eye charm like the one seen here, as well as hang them in their homes over the doorways (so that no evil enters the home).

Ouzo...the popular licorice-flavored spirit that so perfectly

ends a meal at the local taverna.

For an excellent website about travelling through Greece, visit: www.GreeceTravel.com