Giagko’s Pantheon

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Giagko's Pantheon, Patmos 855 00, Greece

+30 2247 031226

Daily: 7.00 pm–10:30 pm

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Giagko’s Pantheon

Restaurant, Greek

Sky-blue trim and strings of dangling octopus set the scene at superb family-run taverna Pantheon, in the shadow of the whitewashed 11th-century Monastery of St John the Theologian in Chora. No surprise, then, that star plates here include perfectly grilled octopus; but there are also delicate courgette fritters, fava beans topped with a drizzle of lemon, and other classic temptations. Crowd onto one of the street-terrace tables, or settle into the wood-beamed dining room.

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