St Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church

Once a year outdoor Greek fest. Don’t miss out on gyros, other amazing treats and people.
This is a fun and delightful event put on by the Orthodox Church. There’s music and really tasty Greek foods to eat, all under a ginormous tent in their parking lot. They also have raffles and some crafts that they sell inside.
Every year, I take advantage of this weekend event and eat gyros, spanakopita, and Loukoumade to my heart’s content. I’m not sure if it’s the same weekend every year, but keep an eye out for it in June.

Greek Fest!!! Gyro!!! Fun and great for families. Yummy food! Love the dessert table too.

Writing a review about another gyro experience reminded me about this wonderful festival. It’s a family event and the lamb gyros are the best in Boston!

Greek Festival! Greek Festival! Greek Festival!
Man, those people can party. Want a gyro? They’ve got it for $ 6! Need some spanakopita? You can have your fill for $ 7, plus a salad and some rice! Best of all, they have an amazing assortment of desserts, from one delicious (but scary looking) pastry to BAKLAVA ($ 3), and they give you a huge piece of baklava that’s about three times the size you would normally get at a Greek restaurant. Oh, man, they also have these tasty deep fried little donuts that are drenched in nuts and a honey sauce. I feel like I’m a total stoner who’s like, «Dude, I’m soooo hungry, but I only have $ 12 — what should I do?» I’m flashing back to my college years.
And they have beer in plastic cups for $ 3, and Ouzo for $ 4. Perfect for a poor man’s budget, and you can watch people kicking up their heels to quintessential Greek music.
Hurry hurry hurry, they’re only going to have this festival for two more days… Then you will have to make do with Trader Joes frozen foods til next year.