Alaloum - Argos

It took us 2 tries to eat here as the day before my wife forgot her ID so QR code was not good enough. But we were back for there awesome food. its really hidden and you have to look hard to find it. The house wine was really good and the beans.

Pros The dishes are large (photos included, use fork as a measure of size) The menu has variety. The customer service is very polite. The waiter provided us with free dessert. Cons The restaurant is located in a small road without any delightful view like many other restaurants in the area. The prices are a bit more expensive than regular but the dishes compensate. Overall a solid place to eat if you want a big quality dish served with a smile. 4/5

This is located in the quiet part of the city, away from the popular tourist restaurant roads. very peaceful. service is so good! the waiters are so warm, attentive and welcoming that it has made our culinary experience special. Eating is also very good. very large portions for a fair price. the huge bores (under the specialties) are delicious, with crispy roasted brot. the cold auberginensalate is highly recommended, a cool mixture of tasteful aubergines in olive oil, tomato and nuts. huh in wein sauce (specialities) is well tender and juicy baked. the portion is enormous! we also had the grilled tinted fish (seafood of the day) extremely fresh and well grilled. all the portions are quite big going hungry! they also serve free Greek yogurt in honey as dessert.

Our hotel recommended this and said that the local foods go. he was right! excellent eating, excellent and friendly service. we were a big group, so we ordered a great selection of appetizers, and they were just perfect. the most important courses were also excellent! our favorite beginners were the zucchini croquettes, the aubergines with feta and the Fava beans. the main thing of the moussaka won! and for gloomy the yogurt was amazing and the orange cake was very good.

Moussaka the best I ever eat in Greece. Soft and rich. House white wine superb