Mia Feta Feta Bar is a fine-dining restaurant in Thessaloniki.
Mia Feta Feta Bar bills itself as the world's first feta bar, combining a Greek cheese retail counter with a communal-table dining room that celebrates every style of Greek cheesemaking. Half-glass wine options make the cellar genuinely accessible. Open Mon to Sat 09:00 to 00:00, closed Sunday.
Address: Pavlou Mela 14, Thessaloniki 546 22
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