Restaurants & cafés / Greektown
Bakalikon
A Greek grocery, bakery, café and bar in one on Greektown's Monroe Street, from Greek coffee and pastries to pantry staples.
01 / The story of this place
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Bakalikon takes its name from the Greek word for a grocery market, and it brought exactly that back to Greektown: Greek packaged foods and ingredients, baked goods and grab-and-go dishes, plus a bar pouring Greek cocktails and wine. It's a project of the Dionisopoulos family, who also own Exodus and Golden Fleece, and the idea was to keep the neighborhood's Greek roots alive. It opened in spring 2021 as part of a wave of new Greektown spots.
- Name means 'grocery market' in Greek
- Greek ingredients and packaged foods
- Baked goods and grab-and-go dishes
- Bar with Greek cocktails and wine
- From the family behind Exodus and Golden Fleece
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