18 Mezedes, Alexandroupoli Travel Guide
Discover authentic Greek flavors at 18 Mezedes in Alexandroupoli—where every small plate tells a story.
Nestled in the heart of Alexandroupoli, 18 Mezedes offers a delightful array of small plates, perfect for sharing and savoring the rich flavors of Greek cuisine. This charming eatery is a must-visit for food enthusiasts and tourists alike, providing an authentic taste of the region in a warm and inviting atmosphere.
A brief summary to 18 Mezedes
- Kountouriotou 4, Alexandroupoli, 681 00, GR
- Monday 12 pm-3 am
- Tuesday 12 pm-3 am
- Wednesday 12 pm-3 am
- Thursday 12 pm-3 am
- Friday 12 pm-3 am
- Saturday 12 pm-3 am
- Sunday 12 pm-3:30 am
Know before you go
Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring 18 Mezedes.
- Try ordering a variety of meze to share; it’s a great way to sample multiple dishes.
- Visit during lunchtime for a more relaxed atmosphere and potentially quicker service.
- Don’t miss out on pairing your meal with local wines—they elevate the dining experience.
- Make reservations during peak hours or weekends to ensure you get a table.
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