Dimitris Greek Food
The big-hearted family business was founded by brothers Dimitri and Nick who first made their mark in 1985.
Dimitris is one of the original food legends of the Christchurch hospitality scene – and there’s a reason why the city can’t get enough of what they’re wrapping up in tasty pitas.
Ever since, they’ve been providing mouthwatering Greek goodness for Cantabs out on their lunch breaks or Friday night takeaway missions.
Dimitris’ iconic souvlakis are treated with the ultimate respect, generously loaded with locally sourced ingredients and enhanced with traditional homemade sauces that are free of any additives and preservatives.
Opening Hours
- Monday 8am - 6pm
- Tuesday 8am - 6pm
- Wednesday 8am - 6pm
- Thursday 8am - 9pm
- Friday 8am - Late
- Saturday 8am - Late
- Sunday 10am-5pm
Business hours are prone to change.
Christmas and Public Holidays.
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