Onasis Gyro and Malts

Overview

Long ago opened in Bliznia .
The owner is a couple of older humans who have an pair of adopted children, one goes to CAMP, one goes to the local highschool. Ares Onasis and Phoebe Onasis 
The owners are Ares and Phoebe, Ares was kicked out of CAMP his first year, and ended up running the streets. He did three years on a prison island. Phoebe was worked with the original The Emerald Hood . Their kids are Orion Onasis , who went to CAMP, and Zoe Onasis , who does not.
They are a common scene in CAMP Year One but get shut down during CAMP Year Two , unable to function with its owners in jail. Eventually it is bought by Theo Atzetari who with Zoe's help, turns it around. 

Summery

Onasis Gyros and Malt is a quaint, old-fashioned hangout spot for high school students, tucked away in a quieter part of town. The shop, once a thriving business, now has a faded charm that reflects its better days. It's the kind of place where students gather after school to unwind, chat, and enjoy simple treats.
Exterior The building is modest, with weathered stone walls and a simple wooden sign that reads "Onasis Gyros and Malt" in slightly peeling paint. The front windows are large but show signs of age, with a few cracks and a bit of grime that hint at the shop's struggle to keep up with repairs. A small bell jingles softly as the door opens, welcoming customers with a nostalgic touch.

Interior

Inside, the shop has a cozy, if a bit worn, atmosphere. The walls are painted in muted tones of beige and light blue, though the paint is chipped in places. The floor is a mix of scuffed wooden planks and old, checkered tiles that have seen countless footsteps. The booths are lined with faded red vinyl cushions, and the tables are simple wood, some with initials and doodles carved into them by students over the years.

Behind the counter stands the shop’s owner, Ares Onasis , a kind but weary man who runs the place with the help of a few part-time workers. The menu is handwritten on a chalkboard, listing classic options like gyros stuffed with seasoned meat, fresh vegetables, and tangy tzatziki sauce, alongside traditional malts in flavors like vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry.

Menu and Offerings

The signature dish is the "Onasis Special," a gyro packed with a generous helping of grilled meat and veggies, served with a side of crispy fries. The malts, made with real cream and milk, are served in tall, frosty glasses with a straw and a cherry on top. The selection is simple but satisfying, catering to the tastes of the local students.

Ambiance The atmosphere is laid-back, with the low hum of conversation and the occasional laughter filling the air. There’s an old jukebox in the corner, though it only plays a few scratchy tunes from a bygone era. The shop has a small-town feel, where everyone knows each other, and students often gather to talk about the latest school events, sports, or just to escape their day-to-day worries.

Struggles and Charm

Onasis Gyros and Malt has seen better days, and it’s clear that the business is struggling. The once-bustling shop now has fewer customers, and Jack often talks about the challenges of keeping the place running. Despite this, the shop remains a beloved hangout spot for students, who appreciate its unpretentious vibe and the sense of community it offers.

Even as it faces an uncertain future, Onasis Gyros and Malt continues to be a place where memories are made—a comforting spot for students to gather, share stories, and enjoy simple pleasures in a world that’s quickly changing around them.