Aris Traditional Greek Cuisine Ixia Rhodes — Restaurant in Municipality of Rhodes

🌟 An Incredible Greek Dining Experience at Aris, Rhodes (Ixia) 🌟

If you’re looking to discover authentic Greek cuisine, then Aris Restaurant in Ixia is the place to go! This family-run gem offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere and outstanding service.

🔹 Perfect for exploring Greek food: The menu includes tasting sets — small portions of various traditional Greek dishes or seafood delicacies. Ideal for first-timers! Once you find your favorites, you can order them individually next time.

🔹 More than just Greek food: While the Greek cuisine is a highlight, Aris also offers a wider selection including pizza, pasta, and international options. Great for groups with different tastes!

🔹 Child-friendly & kids' menu: There’s a dedicated kids' menu and the staff are incredibly kind and patient with children. My daughter was warmly welcomed and had a great time talking with the team.

🔹 Homemade wine & sea views: Enjoy delicious homemade wine while taking in the beautiful view of the sea — especially magical at sunset.

🔹 Live music evenings: On Tuesdays and Saturdays, enjoy live Greek music in the evening — a perfect combination of food, culture, and atmosphere.

🔹 Takeaway available: If you're on the go, Anis also offers a convenient takeaway service, so you can enjoy their food wherever you like.

✅ Highly recommended! Anis is a place where you’ll feel like part of the family — perfect for a romantic dinner, a relaxed family evening, or a delicious taste of Greek and...

On the basis of other Google reviews my wife and I chose to eat here, passing many nicer looking restaurants. We shared a garlic bread, which consisted of three small pieces of white sliced bread, perhaps bought from the local supermarket, topped with garlic butter and herbs. For the mains, my partner had salmon penne, which she said was 'alright' although they'd not skinned the salmon before cutting it into small pieces and putting it into the sauce - so she had the fiddly task of skinning each small piece. When she asked for parmesan cheese the owner, who was as a curmudgeonly old bloke, came over and informed us that 'we' don't have cheese on a fish dish. I was on the verge of pointing out that it wasn't him eating it, when the cheese arrived. I ordered lamb cleftiko, which came off the bone in a smallish ceramic dish with chunks of potato and aubergine. It was tasty but not cooked for long enough, as it wasn't as tender as it could have been. I asked the owner why it was served off the bone and he replied that 'some served it on the bone and some off the bone.' Well, maybe but I've eaten cleftiko in scores of tavernas all over the islands and that's the first time I've been served it off the bone. The only reason I can think of why they would go to the effort of taking the meat off the bone themselves is to make it go further. So all in all very disappointed, especially as we'd walked a round trip of...

We passed this place in the early evening, so it was very quiet. A very nice dining room with tables right at the front so you can watch the world go by, or you can go deeper in, so it’s quite a large place. The service was to the point, not rude, not over done, they take your order and that’s it. Our starter took a while but was worth it, freshly made and very tasty. The main course followed quite quickly and was very very good. We had a shared starter, two mains and a half litre of the house red, which was ok. The bill was just short of 50 euros, not bad. There are so many restaurants on this stretch of road, but this one is excellent. You get good food, fast efficient service at a reasonable price. Well...