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Opa! Taverna Agora is celebrating 20 years in downtown

Reserve your spot for Greek restaurant Taverna Agora’s 20-year-anniversary bash on the patio featuring a family-style feast, belly dancing, live music, and plate smashing.

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Reserve your spot on the roof for the big bash.

Photo by RALtoday

Downtown’s Taverna Agora Greek Kitchen & Bar is throwing a big bash on Thursday, Aug. 24 to toast to 20 years... and you’re invited.

Located beside the iconic circular Holiday Inn, this restaurant and bar offers a Greek Isles-style atmosphere complete with blue and white linens, olive trees, and a picture-perfect rooftop patio.

Celebrate and let the “opas!” commence with a night featuring an authentic Greek family-style feast with dishes like whole roasted lamb and chicken souvlaki, plus bouzouki music, belly dancing, and plate smashing.

Tickets are $70 and the first 100 tickets purchased will have a guaranteed seat on the lush rooftop patio. Seating is communal, so you’ll get to know your neighbors.

Meet ya on the rooftop? Reserve your spot.

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