The pick of several contemporary-styled restaurants on the New Town’s fanciest dining street, Kerasma gives Greek classics a fusion twist, with dishes like grilled octopus dipped in honey with fava, and beef fillet with green pepper and white chocolate. An impressive cellar holds over 60 Greek wines.
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