I recommend the Epikouros Restaurant, also on Delphi's main street, at 33 Pavlou & Frederikis. The Epikouros (owned and managed by the same helpful Kourelis family) has an wide and varied menu -- including tasty vegetable fritters, delicious local formaella cheese, lamb with fresh tomato sauce and, in season, wild boar.
The Epikouros also easily has the best view from a restaurant. Entrees from 9€ to 15€.
Favorite Dish: Epikouros Menu
Appetizers
Tzatziki, Aubergine salad, Dolmadakia - Stuffed Vineleaves, Saganaki banger, Saganaki/cheese turnovers, Fish roe salad, Bourekakia, Formaela (local cheese), Meat Balls, Baked Potato with chef sauce, Peperone Baced with chef sauce, Gigautes, Fried Potatoes, "Feta" cheese, Tyrokoketes, Kolokithakia - Fried Courgettes, Olives, Picked Octapus.
Salads
Greek Salad, Tomato – Cucumber, Lettuce, Cabbage – Carrot, Chef's Salad, Tuna, Vegetables, Beet, Cougettes Boiled.
Meals of the Moment
Veal Steak, Pork Steak, Lamp Chops, Fillet Chicken, Chicken Chop, Beefburger Stuffed, Chicken Burger, Souvlaki (Kebab), Souvlaki Chicken, Schnitzel, Mixed Grill.
Greek Spacialties
Moussaka, Pastitsio, Stuffed Tomatoes, Soutzoukakia (Rolled Spiced Mince Meat in Sauce with Rice and Chips), Greek Goulash, Chicken, Veal, Stuffed Eggplants, Veal with Pasta, Various Greek Specialties - Pikilia (for 2 persons), Chicken with Eggplants.
Fish
Fried Squid – Calamares, Octapus, Shrimps, Shrmps Saganaki, Fried Sole, Mixed Fish, Swordfish Grilled, Swordfish Souvlaki.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: 33, V.Paulou Street, 330 54 Delphi Greece
Phone: Tel.: 22650 83 250, Fax: 22650 8
Here is the place where local people and many visitors enjoy fresh,tasty,mama's greek food!
is a family run restaurant for the last 15 years and every time i visit it its absolutely fine and pleasant!!
most of the products they use are coming from the region,from local producers and from their own
garden.
they make great rose wine,homemade digestive spirits and many desserts!!
the last thing but not the least is the great view,i thing the best in delphi,and the friendly service
and atmosphere!!
Favorite Dish: Local formaela cheese,rocket letucce salad and rabbit stew with sweet onions!!!
Written Mar 8, 2010
Address: apollonos 31 delphi,upper road,close to church.
Phone: 00302265083186
Website: www.vakchos.com
After day long walk in Delphi sites, we were tired. We thought, may be it will be a good idea to eat up something and see around the town, till we catch the last bus at 21.00 (it was sunday). This is the first restaurant, you meet as you enter in the town from the archeological sites. We ordered Pizzas and some fuzzy drinks. (It was about 17.00 - 17.30 hrs) We asked for tap water as well. (We were suggested by our Greek friend that Greek tap water is potable and no need to get bottled water which is just a rip-off). It took about 40 minutes for us to get a pizza and later on we noticed that the water jar contained some white insoluble sediment. (I don't know if I should blame restaurant for dirty jar or the water) I asked her to get a new refill. She offered this refill with most inhospitable way. Overall, the treatment we got in that restaurant was VERY RUDE as if we need them rather than they need any customer. There was hardly anyone in this restaurant at that time. We felt sorry for bothering them to cook for us rather than spending time chit-chatting outside. I couldn't decipher the name of this place as it was in Greek. Check the photos attached.
Written Dec 25, 2007
It was lunchtime and we were not far from Delphi, so we thought we would eat first. Harry asked us if we liked lamb and knew of a nice restaurant that had lamb on a spit. He took us to ZEMENOS RESTAURANTwhich was just off the highway on the way to Delphi.
We received a large platter of lamb, two plates of french fries, a wonderful Greek Salad with a HUGE chunk of Feta cheese on it, a small carafe of white wine and a large plate of yogourt with honey. It was delicious but honestly I don't think it was worth the 99 Euros they charged us. We just about choked on our lamb but we split the bill and called it a day. I still wonder if Harry got a commission from the restaurant owner for bringing us there. That's usually the norm in Greece.
Written Jun 24, 2007
Address: Just before Delphi
Phone: 2267031881
Just out of town towards the Gymnasium there is a little cafe with a terrace overlooking the valley which made for an excellent place to sit with a beer and chill with the butterflies before ascending up to The Sacred Precinct and The Stadium. I didn't actually eat here but the menu was more of a simple snack food type rather than a restaurant, with a choice of salads, sandwiches, burgers and ice creams as well as the usual coffees and drinks.
Favorite Dish: Cold bottle of Mythos!
Written Aug 21, 2006
Just out of town towards the Gymnasium there is a little cafe with a terrace overlooking the valley which made for an excellent place to sit with a beer and chill with the butterflies before ascending up to The Sacred Precinct and The Stadium. I didn't actually eat here but the menu was more of a simple snack food type rather than a restaurant, with a choice of salads, sandwiches, burgers and ice creams as well as the usual coffees and drinks.
Favorite Dish: Cold bottle of Mythos!
Written Aug 21, 2006
I do hope I have spelled the name correctly. This restaurant has the most amazing view over the valley and their food is excellent too
Favorite Dish: Spinach and cheese pie
Written Aug 20, 2008
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