Oops ...
... we had ordered the local village sausage, and despite pointing to it on the menu, we ended up with a veal chop instead. Perhaps it would've been clearer to the waiter had we not had such fat fingers after eating so much tzatziki and baklava recently. Either way, we weren't disappointed - the chop was juicy and flavourful, with a nice charred crust that had developed over an open fire. And the fries weren't bad too!