This is the first café opened by the charitable chain in Greece. With the motto One for One, Toms provides developing countries with 140 liters of drinking water for every packet of coffee used in the store. Apart from the good cause and good coffee it serves, it is also worth visiting for its location in the beautiful Pelosof arcade, once home to the city’s post office. [22 Tsimiski]
Contemporary culture meets the creations of days gone by in this café that is located in front of the ruins of the Roman Agora, hosts art exhibitions and plays classical music. [37 Filippou]
The Button celebrates DIY handicrafts and, apart from lovely beverages, also offers knitting, sewing and jewelry-making seminars, as well as workshops that can teach you how to make creative use of everyday materials in just two courses. [2 Peloponissou]
Serving hot chocolate beverages with a twist and cocktails with cocoa derivatives, this place presents itself as a chocolate bar, with a Parisian ambience and music from the French Quarter of New Orleans. [57 Olympou]
Frederico My Love has a retro attitude and looks like it came from a 1960 Almodόvar film. With its mix-and-match décor, it is a popular student hangout that stays open to the wee hours for cocktail.[ 87 Olympou]
Nena Dimitriou | December 3rd, 2015
Thessaloniki’s laid back style finds no better means of expression than at its countless coffee houses. Coffee drinking is an integral part of daily life here, and throwing together a hot drink with instant granules to drink on the run is practically considered blasphemy. Discover why Thessalonians take their coffee so seriously.
This is the first café opened by the charitable chain in Greece. With the motto One for One, Toms provides developing countries with 140 liters of drinking water for every packet of coffee used in the store. Apart from the good cause and good coffee it serves, it is also worth visiting for its location in the beautiful Pelosof arcade, once home to the city’s post office. [22 Tsimiski]
Contemporary culture meets the creations of days gone by in this café that is located in front of the ruins of the Roman Agora, hosts art exhibitions and plays classical music. [37 Filippou]
The Button celebrates DIY handicrafts and, apart from lovely beverages, also offers knitting, sewing and jewelry-making seminars, as well as workshops that can teach you how to make creative use of everyday materials in just two courses. [2 Peloponissou]
Serving hot chocolate beverages with a twist and cocktails with cocoa derivatives, this place presents itself as a chocolate bar, with a Parisian ambience and music from the French Quarter of New Orleans. [57 Olympou]
Frederico My Love has a retro attitude and looks like it came from a 1960 Almodόvar film. With its mix-and-match décor, it is a popular student hangout that stays open to the wee hours for cocktail.[ 87 Olympou]
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