TAF (The Art Foundation) — Restaurant in Athens

I didn’t love the place. I was expecting more to be honest. It was so crowded and the music was extremely loud. At the point that we stopped talking because we couldn’t hear ourselves. And keep in mind that it’s not a club but a cafe-bar. Also the speakers weren’t working properly and it was so annoying. One moment the left speaker were playing and at moments it would stop and the right one would start. Another negative thing is that I ordered a “homemade lemonade” that was SO SOUR that I couldn’t drink it. I swear I am not weird, I love sour but this was something else!! My friends tried it also and had the same opinion. Overall it wasn’t one of the best places I’ve been. But I believe that if they fix some things it could be much better. It deserves it. The space is special.

Some of my recommendations would be to: Add more plants so that it will give the impression of an outdoor garden. Fix the speakers. Add hangers at the bar tables for the purses...

I recently visited TAF the art foundation in Athens and was blown away by the unique atmosphere and art installations. The space is truly inspiring and the exhibitions are thought-provoking.

What really stood out to me, however, were the cocktails at the bar. The mixologist is a true artist and crafted some of the most delicious and creative drinks I've ever tasted. The bartenders were friendly and knowledgeable and made the experience all the more enjoyable.

In addition to the amazing cocktails, TAF also plays great music that really sets the mood and creates a welcoming vibe. The crowd that gathers here is also very friendly and interesting, which adds to the overall experience.

Overall, TAF the art foundation is a must-visit for art lovers, cocktail enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a fun and unique night out in Athens. The combination of exceptional art, great cocktails, and friendly people make for a truly...

Tucked into the corner of a side street, just beyond a haunted house attraction lies a low key cafe and art gallery waiting for you to relax.

We found this place by accident while wandering the streets of Athens after our ferry was cancelled and we are so glad we did.

We ordered cafe freddo and chatted the hours away under the awning in the courtyard this place inhabits. The vibe is chill, artsy chic and a little grungy. I would have been intimidated coming here in my early twenties but everyone was so nice! It feels like the gallery and cafe space emerged organically from a dilapidated commercial/apt building in the best way. Williamsburg Brooklyn in the early 2000's vibes?

There is a bazaar on the weekends and an art gallery to check out, which we totally will the next...