Runners up:
2. Fronimo's Greek Café, 3242 E. Speedway Blvd., 327-8321, fronimos.com
3. OPA!, 2990 N. Campbell Ave., No. 130, 327-2841
R.I.P.: Olive Tree, 10 votes
Best Greek
Athens on Fourth Avenue
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The Greeks over the years have added much to the human endeavor, what with inventing democracy, philosophy, history, drama and a few other noble, if increasingly unpopular, pursuits. But none of this ancient civilization's many accomplishments can beat sweetbreads, spiced lamb, tzatziki sauce, stuffed grape leaves and baklava. And the best place in Tucson to find these and other delectable Greek offerings is Athens on Fourth, a longtime favorite temple for those of us who never met an olive-and-cheese plate we didn't love.
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