Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral — Attraction in San Francisco

Every fall the Annunciation Cathedral hosts a Taste of Greek Festival. Admittance is $5.00 a person. You can smell the gyros cooking blocks away. The aroma of food is surround by music from the band that is currently playing. Grab a gyro, fried kalamari or loukaniko from one of the food tents outside. Don't fill up because you'll want to head towards the main dinning hall to get some Kotopoulo (grilled lemon chicken), Moussaka, Souvalkia, or Spanakopita. Grab a seat outside and enjoy the music and people watching. You'll see generations doing traditional dance. After all that food, you're ready to burst so get your...

Annunciation Cathedral is centrally located in the Mission district at 14th & Valencia. It is easily accessible by SF Muni and BART. This church has so much energy. There are so many events. The emphasis is really on youth. In 2013, the church community is rebuilding the cathedral. The plans are really amazing. After you meet Father Stephen and Father Niko you will want to keep coming back and make Annunciation your...

My friends and I had a wonderful time at this year's Greek Festival! The people were so welcoming, the music was amazing, the food was delicious and the traditional Greek beverages were perfect!

It was my first time trying Ouzo, and it was powerful, to say the least!

I encourage everyone to attend the next festival! There is no admission, and all proceeds from the market, food, and beverages go to a...