Forget airport food stereotypes! Tucked away at Norwood Memorial Airport, Taso’s Euro Cafe offers a delightful surprise: authentic, family-run Greek cuisine that rivals top Boston spots. More than just a pre-flight meal, Taso’s is a destination in itself, serving up generous portions of flavorful Greek favorites in a welcoming atmosphere. Discover why locals and travelers alike are raving about this unexpected culinary treasure just south of Boston.
Once a beloved Quincy eatery, Taso’s Euro Cafe relocated after a fire, finding a new home at Norwood Airport. This isn’t your typical airport grab-and-go. Taso’s is a full-service restaurant, boasting a spacious dining area perfect for a relaxed meal. Whether you’re seated in the main dining room, the cozy side section, or by the bright front windows, you’ll experience a warm, inviting ambiance far removed from the airport hustle. For those on the run, a convenient counter service area offers takeout options and tempting displays of Greek treats.
Spacious dining area at Taso's Euro-Cafe, Norwood Memorial Airport
The menu at Taso’s Euro Cafe is a celebration of Greek flavors, starting with their renowned appetizers. Savor the creamy comfort of their Avgolemono, the classic Greek egg-lemon soup, or dive into a vibrant Greek Salad piled high with feta cheese. Vegetarians will love the perfectly seasoned stuffed grape leaves, while the adventurous should try the Opa Opa Fries, a special featuring crispy fries loaded with feta and tzatziki sauce.
For the main course, Taso’s delivers hearty and satisfying options. Their personal pan pizza, reminiscent of Greek-style pizzas but lighter and less greasy, is a crowd-pleaser. Indulge in the rich layers of Pastichio, a Greek baked pasta dish with meat and béchamel sauce, or the deeply flavorful Moussaka, featuring eggplant, ground beef, and creamy béchamel. Meat lovers will rejoice in the tender lamb and chicken Souvlaki, both served with flavorful tzatziki sauce. Other standouts include succulent baked lamb in tomato sauce, the flaky Spanakopita (spinach pie), and hearty stuffed peppers filled with seasoned ground beef and rice. Don’t miss their charbroiled steak tips, often praised as some of the best around Boston, and the ever-popular Gyro, packed with savory meat, pita bread, and tzatziki.
Save room for dessert! Taso’s Euro Cafe offers traditional Greek sweets like the must-try Baklava, made with a classic sugar water syrup and served in generous wedges. While the unique Ekmek (a Turkish custard dessert) may not always be available, their moist cupcakes and decadent chocolate mousse cake are always delightful choices to complete your Greek feast.
Despite its location near busy Route 1, Taso’s Euro Cafe feels like a world away, a tranquil escape offering exceptional Greek food. It might be slightly off the beaten path, but food enthusiasts know that Norwood Memorial Airport is home to a genuine culinary destination. Whether for a casual lunch or a satisfying dinner, Taso’s Euro Cafe promises a memorable taste of Greece, proving that airport dining can be so much more than ordinary.
