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The Agora => Greek News => Holidays in Hellas => Topic started by: Maik on Thursday, 04 May, 2023 @ 17:47:02
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The secret etiquette of the Greek taverna
The Greeks have an appetite for life that includes a seemingly insatiable passion for eating out. Perhaps that’s why there are so many different words for restaurant in Greek.
The most formal is the “estiatorio”, where you can expect a proper tablecloth and perhaps even surly waiters in white jackets. At the other end of the spectrum...
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/europe/greece/articles/the-etiquette-of-the-greek-taverna/
Think they've forgotten the souvlatzidiko (souvlakia and yiros pita), the khasapotaverna (psistaria in a butcher's shop), psarotaverna (seafood), mezedhopoleio (mezethes) and the zakharoplasteio (baklava, etc.) - although it seems tourist tavernas tend to blur the distinctions. Interesting read, nonetheless.