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Enjoy Our Winter Dishes!

The brisk February weather calls for seasonally-inspired meals! Sometimes a little stick-to-your-bones pot roast is all you need to turn a bad day around. Or perhaps you’d prefer a light winter salad with delicious candied nuts? Before spring springs, swing through Acropolis Mediterranean Grill and indulge in one of our winter menu specials before they’re gone.

We Heart the Mediterranean Diet

February is National Heart Month! So what better time to take note of your habits, check in with your heart, and make sure you’re doing everything you should be to keep it healthy? Take control of your heart health by eating healthy foods, exercising regularly, avoiding habits like smoking, and managing your blood pressure and cholesterol. Also, practicing the Mediterranean diet is a great way to work toward greater heart health!

Vasilopita: A New Year’s Tradition

For Greeks, a New Year’s celebration isn’t complete without Vasilopita. Similar to the King Cakes of Mardi Gras, Vasilopita contains a gold coin or trinket, which is said to bring luck to the receiver. Each New Year’s Day families cut the cake, blessing the house and bringing luck to the family for the coming years. Cake is sliced and given to all those present, in order from oldest to youngest. Depending on the culture and family, bread can also be sliced in order to symbolize God, saints, the poor, and the household.

Acropolis Makes Catered Meals Easy!

Sitting at your desk daydreaming about falafel? Well today’s your lucky day, friend. Chattanooga’s Acropolis Mediterranean Grill offers some really amazing breakfast catering and lunch catering options, perfect for your next party, business lunch, or staff meeting. Bottomline? Great food makes people happy, and happy people make the world a better place.

24 Years of Acropolis Mediterranean Grill

This year marks 24 years of business for Acropolis Mediterranean Grill. A staple of the Chattanooga restaurant scene, Acropolis Mediterranean Grill serves Greek, Italian, and American cuisine using time honored family recipes and fresh, local ingredients to provide guests with an experience that is as unique as it is delicious. 

Chattanooga Restaurant Now Offering Greek Worry Beads

Some people use Worry Beads as a means of expressing their wish to limit smoking or as an amulet to guard against bad luck. The Greek phrase κομπολόι has its roots in the expression “σε κάθε κόμπο προσευχή λέω”, or “in every knot, I say a prayer.”

Others use Worry Beads as a source of percussion by rubbing the lip of a drinking glass against the worry bead, which is suspended from one button. There are quiet and loud ways of handling the beads to make a noise.

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