stars — Restaurant in Municipality of Patras

The previous owners had better food, prices and hospitality. The most recent owners are rude and try to play it like they are 5 star. We went recently and I asked the waiter where we should sit. He asked if we had reservations. I said no. Then in a totally arrogant fashion he said ‘then how are you supposed to sit anywhere??’. Everyone in my four person group was offended. We retorted back ‘that’s why we asked where we should sit?’. He did seat us but then no one came to our table to give us any attention for over ten minutes even though there were a few staffers setting other tables in the empty restaurant. We picked up and left without a word. We have heard from other cousins the new ownership is snotty and now I won’t step foot...

First, the place name is "Asterias", which translates to "Stars"

Imagine the Ionian Sea lapping a mere 10 meters from your table, with the lights off the bridge and the Andirion side twinkling as you eat.

We had two types of sardines: floured and fried and butterflied and grilled; calamari that was crisply deepfried and not oily; and Greek the classics, fried feta, horiatiki salad, and potatoes fried as only Greeks can do. I forgot to mention that the bread was grilled and drizzled with olive oil and dusted with oregano and salt.

Everything was perfectly prepared and presented in a fantastic venue. It was an outstanding meal at an even more...

We went for an early dinner on a rainy night and had the restaurant to ourselves. The food was fresh and excellent quality. The fried feta was a pleasant surprise and the slouchy chicory from Crete was full of flavour. The squid was grilled to perfection. The fireplace next to the table was a great bonus. Would definitely recommend and come back when in the area again. Restaurant right in the water away from the hustle and bustle of Patras and you think you are lost in the different turns between the house u to you arrive at this great gem. Non pretentious...