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Upon disembarking from the cable car, I noticed many cafés just a stone’s throw away, each offering a panoramic view of the caldera. While standing near IDOL Restaurant & Café, deciding which spot to dine at, a waiter approached and asked how many of us would like to dine in. I replied that we were still looking before deciding.
To my surprise, he responded rather curtly, saying, “This is a private property , this is a restaurant, not for looking!”
As an avid traveller and a humble food blogger, I couldn’t help but find his tone somewhat curt and uncouth. Perhaps the owner, Mr. Loukas Katris, pressures his staff to draw customers into an empty restaurant, or maybe it was simply the waiter’s personal manner.
As I often remind myself, “If a plant does not grow well, you don’t blame the plant.” There’s certainly no shortage of beautiful restaurants in Santorini, each offering equally stunning views, and thankfully, friendlier hospitality.
I sincerely wish the establishment well and hope for better encounters ahead, no harm intended for this post. 🌸