To Spitiko - Santorini

The restaurant has a wooden sign before the announcement of vegan food and listing of several dishes. This happens in a similar way within where there is a vegan section and diet icons against meals. Some fried fish is one of the vegan items listed. If we order imam from the vegan area, it can be covered in non-veganese cheese. The staff immediately took it back, and some time later came fresh, good, uncheesy replacement. Like other places in Greece, the word vegan seems to be understood as a hip term for vegetarians. The location is beautiful in a corner of the chora in the midst of flowering trees.

The restaurant has a wooden sign outside advertising vegan food and listing several dishes. This theme continues inside, where there is a vegan section with diet icons indicating meal options. Surprisingly, fried fish is listed as a vegan item. When we ordered the imam from the vegan section, it came covered in non-vegan cheese. The staff quickly rectified the mistake and brought us a fresh, delicious, cheese-free replacement. Like other establishments in Greece, it seems that the term "vegan" is more loosely interpreted as being suitable for vegetarians. The restaurant is located in a beautiful corner of the chora surrounded by flowering trees.

This small family restaurant has outdoor seating and offers a selection of vegan dishes on Folegandros, including Imam, Briam, salads, tomatoes, Courgette balls, etc. The fava and chickpeas baked in the oven were excellent. The service was unhurried and friendly, with good COVID-19 precautions in place.

This small family restaurant has outdoor seating and offers a nice selection of vegan dishes on the island of Folegandros. Options include imam, briam, salads, tomato and zucchini balls, and more. The fava was excellent and the baked cheek with peas was delicious. The staff was welcoming and friendly, and they had good COVID-19 safety measures in place.