A Modern Day Agora

The 25-metre glass atrium flooded with natural light is a lifestyle destination. Ten thousand square feet of pure happiness where you’ll find urban farmers harvesting a vertical orchard, opposite a mural by world-famous Greek graffiti artist INO. Where bakers, butchers, fishmongers and greengrocers bring the best and freshest of everything to market and chefs are at hand to prepare your purchase on the spot.

The still point of our turning world is a 200-year olive tree, a sacred symbol of peace and friendship firmly rooted in Ancient Greek tradition and mythology.

From one of the tables that surround it you have centre seats onto the bustle of the Agora, while the scent of sourdough bread straight out the wood-fired oven mingled with freshly roasted coffee is certain to awaken your taste buds.

Our menu reflects the ethos and vision of Ergon, simple yet refined … bringing great Greek flavours and Mediterranean conviviality to the table. We like the term ‘sobremesa’ given by our Spanish cousins to the time that seems to expand around and after a meal, spent in conversation, relaxing and prolonging the pleasure of the oldest social ritual.