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Nov 21, 2024

　　When you've been in business since 1938 you must be doing something right. This is the real-deal meze experience and locals lap it up. We recommend you join them. There's no menu, just a parade of meze, usually including pork belly, calf liver, sheftalia (grilled sausages wrapped in caul fat) and snails. Come hungry and pace yourself. Bookings recommended at weekends.

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Zanettos Taverna

　　When you've been in business since 1938 you must be doing something right. This is the real-deal meze experience and locals lap it up. We recommend you join them. There's no menu, just a parade of meze, usually including pork belly, calf liver, sheftalia (grilled sausages wrapped in caul fat)...

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