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Why Do Greeks Love Bread? A Delicious Tradition Rooted in History

  (And Where to Experience It in Park Ridge, NJ) In Greece, bread is more than a staple — it’s a symbol of life, community, and hospitality. This humble food item has been at the center of Greek dining tables for thousands of years, with a cultural significance that goes far beyond its crust and crumb. A Tradition as Old as Time Bread has been part of Greek cuisine since ancient times , dating back to the Classical era when over 70 types of bread were recorded. It wasn’t just sustenance — it was sacred. In Greek mythology, Demeter , the goddess of agriculture, was believed to have taught humans how to cultivate wheat and bake bread. In traditional homes and villages, bread was often baked in outdoor ovens, shared with neighbors, and used in rituals to bless the household. Its presence on the table signified abundance, unity , and a warm welcome to all. More Than Just an Appetizer When you sit down at a Greek table — whether in Athens or Park Ridge — fresh bread is almost always...
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🥇 Aegean Estiatorio Named Best Restaurant in Park Ridge by BusinessRate 2025

 In an impressive achievement for the culinary scene in Bergen County, Aegean Estiatorio has been officially named the Best Restaurant in Park Ridge by BusinessRate’s “Best of 2025” Awards.

This recognition celebrates the restaurant’s unwavering commitment to excellence, rooted in the traditions of Greek cuisine while elevated with modern elegance. The prestigious BusinessRate award evaluates local businesses based on reviews, community trust, service quality, and consistency — and Aegean Estiatorio stood out in every category.


From its refined Mediterranean flavors to its warm, welcoming ambiance, Aegean Estiatorio has become a landmark for locals and food lovers seeking an authentic escape to the Aegean coast. Guests regularly rave about standout dishes like grilled octopus, branzino, and house-made desserts like Portokalopita (Greek orange cake) and Ekmek Kataifi (a creamy custard and shredded filo pastry delight).

👨‍🍳 About the Chef: Evangelos Myronis

Behind the success of Aegean Estiatorio is Chef Evangelos Myronis, owner and executive chef. Born and raised in Thessaloniki, Greece, Chef Evangelos brings both passion and pedigree to the kitchen. Classically trained at the French Culinary Institute and having worked in several Michelin-starred restaurants in New York City, he masterfully blends traditional Greek flavors with fine dining techniques.

His culinary vision is the heart of Aegean Estiatorio — combining authenticity with creativity, and quality with elegance. Every dish reflects his heritage, training, and dedication to offering a dining experience that feels both elevated and warmly familiar.



Beyond food, what truly sets Aegean Estiatorio apart is the attention to detail, thoughtful plating, attentive service, and a space that effortlessly combines tradition and sophistication.

If you haven’t yet experienced this gem in Park Ridge, now is the time. Visit aegeanestiatorionj.com to explore the menu or book your table.

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Location: Condado de Bergen, NJ, EUA

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