Botrini's Restaurant Athens

Restaurant · Néa Alexándia ·

Botrini's Restaurant Athens

Restaurant · Néa Alexándia ·

Gourmet cuisine with Greek-Italian fusion, creative dishes, wine

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Leof. Vasileos Georgiou B 24, Chalandri 152 33, Greece Get directions

€50+

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"When you’re thinking about a restaurant for a special occasion, the aim is to enjoy a unique experience. This is precisely the case at Botrini’s, where guests can embark upon a gastronomic journey that tells the chefs’ personal stories which unfold between stunning Greece (Corfu and Thessaly), and romantic Tuscany. Chef Ettore Botrini, who is at the helm of this restaurant, shows himself to be a superb ambassador for cuisine that is a fusion of both countries; while his right-hand man, chefIlias Ntoukas, dedicates himself to creating dishes that feature natural ingredients and have their roots in traditional cuisine. Occupying a former school on the outskirts of Athens, the restaurant’s interior features an elegant dining room with an open-view kitchen, the option of dining at the chef’s table or, in fine weather, in a pleasant outdoor space. The menu comes in two versions (Peripatos and Taksidi), both with the option of adding extra dishes to make the experience even more memorable." - Michelin Inspector

https://guide.michelin.com/en/attica/athens/restaurant/botrini-s

Botrini's Restaurant Athens

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Athens: Top Restaurants for a Taste of New Greek Cuisine

"Located in the heart of the peaceful Chalandri district, Botrini's offers an exciting gastronomic experience. Here, not one but two chefs are in the kitchen, each with his own style and personality. Ettore Botrini, a Greek-Italian who has been involved in haute cuisine for over 40 years, is very proud of his Corfu origins." - The MICHELIN Guide

https://guide.michelin.com/en/article/travel/athens-top-restaurants-for-a-taste-of-new-greek-cuisine

Botrini's Restaurant Athens

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4 Excellent Restaurants in Athens, Greece

"A converted school in a quiet suburb—now a passionately run restaurant with an ultra-modern interior, a sleek glass-fronted kitchen and verdant terraces. Appealing modern menus feature local produce in creative, attractively presented dishes. Many of the oils, salamis and wines are produced by the family." - The MICHELIN Guide

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Botrini's Restaurant Athens

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Botrini's Restaurant Athens

Jerry K.

Google

They certainly try hard to present fine dining experience. But the quality of the food is just not good enough, not worthy of the Michelin star in my opinion. There are so many Greek restaurants in Mykonos (Nice n Easy) and Santorini (Character) that are so much better, without the star.

George

Google

An overall amazing experience. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The Chef’s table menu (including a few extra courses) is definitely worth it. Very positive to note that most ingredients are Greek. Many of these ingredients act as the main point of a dish, appearing in them in many forms. The presentation of all dishes was amazing. It would be nice however, if there was a recommendation on how to eat some of the dishes, to get the best tasting experience. Seeing the kitchen staff prepare each dish is captivating. However, the atmosphere surrounding the Chef’s table should be improved.

Bas R.

Google

What a place! An amazing experience from the start to the finish. Very good personnel, amazing food and drinks. Note that the champagne option as a starter costed €45,- per glass. It was very good! But good to know the price ;).

Dimitris B.

Google

I am speechless… As I was writing my review and reflecting on my night I was ready to award 3 or 4 stars until I noticed something on my bill. But let me rewind. We had made a reservation through the Dine Athens initiative which provides a set menu at 80 euros per person. To be honest, I liked everything I ate with a personal highlight being the swordfish carpaccio and a total disappointment being the beef which was chewy and tough and both of us were not able to finish it. I would then deduct one star for that. I would deduct another star because the staff, although being friendly and eager, from a certain point onwards felt disoriented. We requested a glass of red wine to come with our tartare but it was forgotten and we had to remind them after we finished our dish. We also had to remind them a couple of times to bring our check. However, when I went home, I checked the bill and I saw that we were charged 3 bottles of water that we certainly did not consume as there were only two of us and we mainly focused on wine. We barely had a bottle at maximum. This practice is at the very least sketchy and certainly not worthy of a Michelin- starred restaurant. I definitely do not recommend and will not visit again.

Panos A.

Google

Greek tradition in perfect harmony with modern cuisine. Every course comes with a story which you take with you at the end of the dining. I could place this restaurant easily at the top 3 of all the restaurants we’ve visited so far. Everything made is perfection! My personal highlight, the melomakarono dessert, probably the best dessert I’ve ever tasted. This is a truly unique experience that everyone should try when in Athens. Will definitely visit again!

Sothy U.

Google

This Michelin-starred restaurant offers set menus featuring 10 to 14 dishes. The cuisine reflects the chef's Greek and Italian heritage. A fine selection of Greek, Italian, and French wines is available. The chef is a celebrity with numerous establishments in Attica. The price is quite reasonable for such a high level of gastronomy.

Silver Gold Luxury & Spiritual Maps G.

Google

Botrini’s is playfulness with discipline — creativity rooted in family and Greek earth. Each dish surprises yet feels familiar, like a story you once knew but forgot. Thank you, Botrini’s, for blending innovation and warmth, science and nostalgia into one honest language of taste.

Venkat B.

Google

Loved the food, service and the ambience. We were the first to arrive, great welcome to the restaurant with a cold glass of Greek sparkling wine. Servers were very friendly and easy to talk to. Every course had a story and surprises which was enjoyable. I have seen Michelin restaurants to bread in single serving size, someone actually cutting a loaf with a great crust in front of the table was awesome. Wine pairing was mostly spot on except for a couple of pairings which felt a bit off (but could be a personal preference). Desserts were unbelievable and enjoyable. At the end the stories were made into a book in front of us which was a nice surprise. Overall a wonderful experience like walking through an art gallery, worth cherishing. Highly recommend Botrini’s if you’re in Athens. It is little away from the city center but easily accessible via metro and a taxi.