A few weeks ago, we went to Tarpoon Springs for some yummy Greek lunch.  First place we saw was Mykonos.  I picked the place cos I saw the restarant was still full at 1 pm.  I assume full restaurants mean good food.

I ordered the Papoutsakia having really no idea what it was except its eggplant stuffed with ground beef. 

As always, first came the homemade bread, which was pretty good.  I wish it was served warm though.

Then came the food.

It looked awesome.

At first I thought it was too um, soft.  But the ground beef in the middle made a load of difference.  The serving was huge though, so it was really worth the price (which I forgot how much. lol)

Sunday morning, we woke up in the apartment with no coffee.

Ok we do have coffee in the can, but breakfast date is a coffee snob, and prefers it brewed.  No, I don't own a coffeemaker.

So at 8 in the morning, I was woken up, and harrassed to go out for coffee downtown.  Downtown is about 15 minutes from where I live (if we drive like turtles).  With $10 between us, we went out to look for decent coffee.

Given this is Florida, on a sunday, and New Port Richey isn't exactly the "city", I wasn't expecting too much on this coffee trip.  To be honest, I wasn't even sure if anything is open at 9 am.  So, I was pretty surprised when we saw this quaint little place open.

We never got to meet Christine.  But we did love the bottomless coffee, yummy french toast, bagels, and bacon all for $10!

I'm starting to like this little town I live in.  Hopefully we get to explore this place more on weekends.