My favourite places to eat in Athens and beyond
It is this time of the year that I have been receiving mails asking for suggestions for food in Athens and beyond. Mails that I enthusiastically answer including places I have visited and I have been totally satisfied by three parameters: quality, innovation and attitude. I would happily add the wine list in there if it is an interesting one, although I have to admit that in most places the ''bring your own bottle'' policy works nicely.
So here we go with some of my favourite places to eat in Athens and beyond. Order is alphabetical and I will be happy to update this list if something new comes up. (Updated August 2017)
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