Vanilla World Skybar — Restaurant in Municipality of Thessaloniki

Only giving 1 star as 0 isn’t an option. Was part of a group of ten, we were told that given our group size we would need to buy two bottles for the table @ 80 each = 160 total. We were fine with that and headed upstairs.

When we were eventually served, there was no bottle menu and everything was way more expensive cause we’d been put in the vip area (only us there, the place was not busy at all)

So we explained that we weren’t willing to pay the 200+ we were being asked to pay, at which point the waiter said we could move to the normal area and buy what we wanted.

Around 10 mins later a waitress eventually came to take our order, we just started ordering drink by drink and were then told it was bottle service and we needed to pick again.

The whole thing felt like they just wanted as much money out of us as they could, and the fact we were there was just a nuisance to their club image. Swiftly got up and left, not the kind of place I suggest you spend money being in if you aren’t a...

We showed up to closed doors on June 21st, despite having made a reservation for a bachelorette party three weeks in advance. Not a single message or call was sent to let us know the venue wouldn’t be opening. If it weren’t for a random security guard from a nearby venue, we would have kept circling the block completely unaware.

Their only form of “communication” was an Instagram story posted less than an hour before their scheduled opening, announcing they were “Pausing for sunset, resume the vibes on 01/07.”

Why do you confirm a large group reservation and then disappear without so much as a courtesy call? We tried calling multiple times but there was no answer.

I would strongly advise against booking this place, especially for important events like bachelorette parties. Don’t risk having your night ruined by people who clearly have no respect for their guests’...

I wish there was an option to respond to Pat McCabe's review but since there's not, I'm writing my own.

As Pat mentions the place is really nice looking but it should be the last on anyone's list to visit in Thessaloniki. Worst staff I've had the misfortune to meet in a bar anywhere in the world so far! And regarding the fact that they ask you to pay in cash, you need to know that it is illegal for any bar to not have the option for customers to pay with a card, therefore you are not even required to pay for any of your drinks if they don't accept your card. Whatever they say, you can call the police and they will be in a world of trouble for it! Same goes for any hotels or any kind of transactions you make while in Greece! So don't be afraid to demand to pay with a credit card!

Just terrible! You...