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  I have gone to Belmont for the labor day Greek festival for 10 years and my friend thought it would be like that, first of all every one was speaking Arabic and the food was not greek but middle eastern, no one was friendly like at Belmont and the driver of the shuttle did not speak english just Arabic. They played only Arabic music and it was horrible, a man tried to pick a fight with me in the temple because I am Jewish and my family is in Israel, he said we were murderers and we do not belong there and wanted to quote take it outside(by the way I am a woman), I have not had to hold my anger so hard in a long time he wanted me to be accousted by the men outside and my girlfriends had to pull me away from the festival before I could tell the Priest what happened or before I punched the man in the face.....it is not a Greek festival and I think they should stop advertising that it is.

  Added June 14, 2017 by A Google User
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  A beautiful temple for Orthodox Christian worship. Their festivals are fun, loud, and tasty!

  Added August 11, 2016 by Alex D