Souvla: Bringing Greek Island Ethos to the Bay Area
Charles Bililies and chef Tony Cervone of San Francisco’s Souvla restaurant are bringing smart casual style to Greek cuisine served stateside.
Charles Bililies and chef Tony Cervone of San Francisco’s Souvla restaurant are bringing smart casual style to Greek cuisine served stateside.
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