🍜 Food & Drink in Thessaloniki
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About Thessaloniki for Solo Travelers
Greece's second city and arguably its best for food — a port city of Byzantine churches, Roman ruins, Ottoman markets, and a waterfront promenade that produces the finest people-watching in the country. Thessaloniki is less crowded than Athens, half the price, and culinarily superior; it's the city Greek people actually want to visit.
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Modiano Market
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Thessaloniki's covered food market — a 1922 covered market (named after its Jewish architect) in the center of the city with fish vendors, olive oil merchants, spice sellers, and the finest loukoumades (honey donuts) stall in Greece. The surrounding streets are Thessaloniki's best food district.
📍Komninon, Thessaloniki
Thessaloniki Food Scene
Food & Drink
The food capital of Greece — Thessaloniki's bougatsa (custard pastry), trigona Panoramatos (triangle cream cakes), bougatsa with feta, halva, and the spiced sausage (loukanika) are entirely distinct from Athenian Greek food, with Ottoman, Jewish, and Anatolian influences. The city takes its food more seriously than anywhere else in Greece.
📍Ladadika, Thessaloniki