Located in the old centre of Lavrio, this is a popular fish and seafood tavern – try the octopus in vinegar or stuffed squid. There are also meat dishes, such as spit-roast lamb, and a variety of salads and wild greens for vegetarians.
Pezodromos
Around Athens
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