Paros

An English menu is available, just ask for it. The restaurant has a very nice atmosphere. Shared a the calamari appetizer and hummus with a friend of mine and though the food was amazing, they charge you for pita bread when you order hummus. Seriously? Normally, hummus naturally comes with a serving of pitas, and if you want more, then you get charged for the ADDITIONAL bread. It doesn’t make sense ordering hummus, which is a SPREAD and not offer people anything to spread it on. It just doesn’t seem right, but I guess that’s what I get if I compare it to the Greek restaurants in America that often give you at least two complimentary pitas with one order. So they get a star taken off for that. The overall quality was so good that I will definitely come back, though I probably won’t order the hummus again.

To preface, I must point out that we arrived shortly before midnight, on a Saturday night, so we didn’t come for the food. When entering The restaurant it was clearly past last seating, and party time Wes well on its way. The place was really jumping! The restaurant had became a nightclub, and regardless of the tables and chairs, it was a big dance floor. Dancing on in every possible area, including on the tables was common place, and admittedly fun.
Very Loud music, drinks flowing and friendly patrons, made for a good time no doubt, but this place is not for everyone. It is very crowded, very loud, and very much a single scene. That in mind, it’s worth a visit every so often, if for nothing else, dancing on the tables.