Ergon Agora is an all-day greek market restaurant restaurant in Thessaloniki.
Ergon Agora combines a grocery-deli marketplace with a full-service restaurant across two floors on Pavlou Mela. The all-day menu spans Greek charcuterie boards, eggs, salads, and daily mains sourced from Ergon's network of Greek producers.
Address: Pavlou Mela 42, Thessaloniki 546 22
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