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A Greek taverna, this far north

Neos Gyros Greek Taverna brings Greek cooking to Jakobstad — the same dishes, the same method, served to a Finnish town.

Candlelit Greek taverna interior with blue chairs and whitewashed walls

Quality, every single time

A Greek taverna in Jakobstad (Pietarsaari), Finland. Gyros carved from the spit, souvlaki off the grill, salads and mezze — cooked to order, the way a taverna should be.

The idea behind the taverna is simple: food of consistent quality that tastes good every time you order it. No long menu, no shortcuts — just Greek dishes made properly and sent out hot.

Carved, not pre-cooked

Gyros comes off a turning spit as each order is made.

Greek staples, done properly

Tzatziki, feta, olive oil, lemon and oregano — nothing complicated.

Eat in, pick up or delivery

The taverna serves guests in-house and sends food out across town.

Pork gyros turning on a vertical spit being sliced by a chefGreek salad with feta, olives and olive oil in a rustic bowl