Athens: Kerameikos Stone House Cooking Class｜Greece

Meet us to the 1920s stone house in the heart of the Kerameikos neighborhood, named one of the world's coolest neighborhoods by Forbes in 2018. This area is famous for its many bars and restaurants. Join our team as they embark on a culinary journey through their family's treasured recipes.
We'll share cherished stories in a delightful culinary adventure as we come together to cook with an array of aromatic herbs and fresh garden vegetables. Discover the timeless art of creating mouthwatering dishes while learning the secret recipes passed down from generation to generation. Whether you're a seasoned chef or new to the kitchen, this heartwarming experience will inspire you to create wholesome and delicious meals while celebrating the joy of cooking. Embrace the traditions and flavors that have stood the test of time, and embark on a journey filled with shared laughter, love, and the satisfaction of wholesome, home-cooked goodness. Every Tuesday, the Farmers’ Market takes place right in front of our place. We usually spend about 15 minutes there to pick up fresh ingredients.
We're excited to welcome you on a journey to explore the culinary traditions of Crete and Peloponnese, inspired by our Mama's heritage.
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The menu consists of of 6 traditional Greek dishes
such as Yemista: Oven baked tomatoes and peppers stuffed with rice, fresh vegetables, herbs and extra virgin olive oil
Spinach Cheese Rolls: Crunchy mini pies with feta cheese, fresh spinach and herbs wrapped in phyllo dough and baked in the oven
Cretan Ntakos salad: Crunchy barley rusks soaked in olive oil, diced tomato, capers, oregano and sour mizithra cheese
Kagiana: Greek scrambled eggs, made with grated tomatoes , peppers and feta cheese
Greek Tzatziki Sauce: A traditional Greek garlic, yogurt, and cucumber sauce
Loukoumades: Small round doughnuts with honey and cinnamon.

The menu is subject to change based on seasonal availability.