Menu from Nostos
Menu highlights
Entrées
Haloumi
Slightly salty Cypriot cheese, grilled & served with marinated roast capsicum & a balsamic reduction
Saganaki
Kefalograviera cheese, pan-fried with lemon and oregano on a bed of fresh tomato slices
Whitebait
Lightly floured & deep fried, served with lemon & mustard garlic aioli
Keftethes
Greek style meatballs in a red salsa & spicy feta sauce
Salads
Greek Salad
Cycladic Salad
Rocket, goats cheese, olive oil & white vinegar
Mousakas
Layers of eggplant, potato, beef mince & béchamel sauce
Souvlaki
Skewers of pork pieces served with tzatziki & finely diced capsicum, cucumber & onion
Bifteki
Greek style lamb & beef rissoles filled with kaseri cheese
Prawn Saganaki
Cooked in a red salsa & feta cheese
Vegetarian
Yemista
Tomatoes stuffed with rice, asparagus, baby eggplant, grey zucchini, mushrooms & pine nuts
Pastitsio
An oven baked pasta & vegetable dish with béchamel sauce
More about the restaurant: Nostos
Leichhardt’s Norton Street is famous for its Italian Forum Cultural Centre and the glut of Italian restaurants in the neighbourhood, but that shouldn’t deter you from checking out the delights on offer from the other side of the Ionian Sea. Greek cuisine, that is, whose latest ambassador down Norton Street is Nostos, a restaurant serving up delicacies that will have you longing for the Mediterranean even if you’ve ever left Sydney’s inner west.
Frequently asked questions
Can I pay with a credit card at Nostos restaurant?
Does Nostos serve Greek food?
Thinking about making a Nostos booking?
As you approach Nostos, just a block north up Norton Street from Leichhardt Town Hall, chances are you’ll hear the strains of the bouzouki being tuned, or perhaps a panegyris in full swing already. This is how Nostos rolls. Far more than a just a Greek restaurant, Nostos offers a proper Greek dining experience to Sydney’s inner-west: come the weekend Nostos has music, dancing, and good times included. Of course, the star of the show is the fantastic Greek cuisine created by Nostos’ chefs, spread across an a la carte menu plus a prix fixe banquet menu.
If you’re indulging in some casual dining at Leichhardt’s rare Greek kid on the Norton Street block, Nostos’ traditional arni, a slow-cooked shoulder of lamb, is a surefire winner. If you really want to experience what Greek cuisine is all about, bring a good crew and let the restaurant know when you reserve that you’re down for the banqueting menu. At a set price per person, you’re guaranteed to dine on some of the finest and most authentic Greek delicacies on offer in Sydney. Starting small with, naturally, Greek, salads and dips as well as dolmathes (stuffed vine leaves). The feast proceeds through seafood dishes, classic Greek keftethes (greek meatballs in a red salsa and spicy feta sauce) to the lamb dish that this restaurant is quickly becoming known for. Finish with a range of Greek desserts such as galaktoboureko, but save some room for dancing.
