Restaurants & Gastronomic Venues
Seaside tavernas and Michelin-starred tables across Greece, for a wedding celebrated through its food and wine.
Few things express Greek hospitality quite like gathering around a table to share good food, wine and conversation.
From the Greek taverna, an institution known around the world where flavourful food and generous hospitality are a way of life, to contemporary restaurants and Michelin-starred dining, Greece offers an extraordinary gastronomic landscape. On the islands, a taverna beside the sea can become the setting for a wonderfully relaxed dinner, while elsewhere an acclaimed restaurant can bring a more refined interpretation of Greek cuisine to the experience. Local produce, recipes rooted in place, exceptional Greek wines and tables made for long, unhurried evenings allow couples to introduce their guests to Greece through its flavours.
For those who believe that some of the best memories are created around the table, a restaurant or gastronomic venue can be a very special way to celebrate.
Best Restaurants & Gastronomic Wedding Venues in Greece
Some restaurants feed you. A few understand that the dinner is the wedding. These are the ones we trust with the long table, the toasts, the second bottle nobody ordered and the moment the music takes over.
Restaurants & Gastronomic Wedding Venues in Santorini
Dinner on Santorini comes with the most famous sunset in the Aegean, and the best restaurants here are built around it. The table faces the caldera, the first glass of Assyrtiko arrives as the sky turns, and by dessert the island below is a scatter of lights. More on marrying here in our Santorini wedding guide.
Selene
Medieval character and quiet luxury set the scene for a dinner that tastes unmistakably of Santorini. The cuisine is the island’s own, refined into fine dining, and the evening engages every sense, which makes it a natural choice for a wedding dinner or an intimate celebration for close family and friends.
Restaurants & Gastronomic Wedding Venues in Athens
Few cities let you raise a glass to the Acropolis. Athens does it every night, once the Parthenon lights up above the rooftops and the city settles into dinner. A restaurant wedding here is pure city glamour, with every guest a short ride from their hotel, and the Athens Riviera half an hour away for the days by the sea.
Dionysos
Dionysos sits in the shadow of the Acropolis, on the stretch of the old city between Thissio and Makrygianni. Guests walk in through the historic centre and sit down with the rock directly above them. The room is classic and elegant, the cooking refined, and after dark the floodlit Parthenon becomes the backdrop to the whole dinner.
