New Hellas Cafe

Wed, Sep 18, 2002 at 12:00 am

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Metro Times Photo/Tom Woodman

The New Hellas is Greektown’s oldest — founded in 1901 and still in the family. It’s one of the few that serves rich, tangy, house-made Greek yogurt — with a pitcher of warm honey on the side. The bean and vegetable soups are superior, as is the omelet with feta. Most ordered: lamb chops and the "Hellas trio" — moussaka, pastitsio and spinach cheese pie. Be careful to ask for Greek coffee, not Turkish.