Extravaganza is a fine-dining restaurant in Thessaloniki.
Housed in the historic Stoa Ptolemeon arcade in the city centre, Extravaganza presents the contemporary Greek kitchen under chef Antonis Moustakas with strong local sourcing and a menu that rotates seasonally. Operates Wed to Mon from 13:00. Closed Tuesdays.
Address: Stoa Ptolemeon 29A, Thessaloniki
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