To Briki — Restaurant in Municipality of Thira

A Santorini Gem: Unforgettable Dining with Reasonable Prices and Stunning Views

Prepare to have your taste buds tantalized and your senses transported to a culinary paradise at To Briki in enchanting Santorini. This hidden gem offers an exceptional dining experience with reasonable prices, delectable breakfast and dinner options, attentive service, and breathtaking views that will leave you awe-inspired. My recent visit to this restaurant was an absolute delight, and it deserves nothing less than a glowing five-star review.

Let's start with the prices. In a destination known for its high-end dining experiences, To Briki stands out as a true gem for offering reasonable prices without compromising on quality. The menu features a wide range of delicious dishes, and you'll be pleasantly surprised by the affordability of each item. The value for money is exceptional, allowing you to savor exceptional flavors without breaking the bank.

The breakfast and dinner offerings at To Briki are nothing short of delightful. The chefs have mastered the art of creating dishes that are both comforting and innovative, using the finest ingredients to deliver a symphony of flavors on your plate. From the perfectly poached eggs in the morning to the mouthwatering main courses at dinner, each bite is a celebration of taste and culinary craftsmanship.

The service at To Briki is impeccable. The staff members are warm, attentive, and genuinely dedicated to providing a top-notch dining experience. From the moment you step inside, you'll feel welcomed and well-cared for. The waitstaff is knowledgeable about the menu and is more than happy to offer recommendations or accommodate any special requests.

Now, let's talk about the views. Prepare to be mesmerized as you dine with panoramic vistas that showcase the awe-inspiring beauty of Santorini. Wherever you sit you'll be treated to stunning vistas of the azure sea, the dramatic cliffs, and the breathtaking sunsets that Santorini is famous for. The picturesque setting adds an extra layer of magic to your dining experience, making it truly...

If you go here make sure to PUT YOUR FOOT DOWN. As in on the ground. We passed by, thought it looked nice, not busy. We just wanted a drink and asked if that was possible because we know sometimes places require you to eat. We were pleased to be shown to a table with a beautiful caldera view. Two glasses of wine were reasonably priced so we were happy out! I relaxed, enjoying the wine and the view, and put my right foot up on the ledge beside me (see photo), a few inches off the ground. Within a couple of minutes, a waiter came over and said apologetically that his manager had told him to tell me to put my foot down! Ok, I didn’t realise the sight of a bit of my leg was so offensive, but whatever. However, when we were leaving, we realised I was not the problem. The manager was taking payment from a couple just before we paid and we noticed his demeanour was cold and inhospitable. When we paid, there was no interaction, no thank you, no appreciation of our business and certainly no explanation as to what was so offensive about my leg.

Interestingly, I have since read Google reviews of To Briki. There are a number of reviewers who have had a very poor experience there. It is quite shocking to see the owner, in replying, calling these reviewers liars, and also claiming to remember the specific situation.

If the owner replies to my review calling me a liar, you can decide for yourself. (In my opinion people who call other people liars do so because that is what they do themselves).

Pity. The place looks so nice. I have sympathy for the staff who work there; literally every other establishment we have been to has been welcoming, friendly and appreciative of their customers. To work with an owner like this must make their work day a lot less enjoyable.

Guess what? I...

Still, the manager of this restaurant doesn't realize what's wrong with it at all. When I heard Reservation, I immediately agreed to a seat change and stood up By this time, there was no problem

But after that, the manager shouted 1, 2, 3 this. He frowned and shouted "one two three this." I still don't know that this is rude.

Even though I can't speak English, I've never been treated like this Even in your last sentence, you are saying that I don't speak English. I have been traveling to Europe for more than a month Oia Village was also good in other countries The staff on the 2nd floor had good manners Boss or manager on the first floor is rude If I can't speak English, shouldn't I go to the village of fira

--------------''''''''' The boss or manager guy on the first floor was very unpleasant.

The second floor was 90 percent empty. I sat on the second floor with a good view and ordered food for 15 euros

But The boss or manager of the 1st floor came up to the 2nd floor Shouting for a seat in the corner

I don't know why the boss or manager orders me out loud

If you go into a restaurant alone, you can have this kind of thing

You can go through this in the Fira village if you order food that costs less than 15 euros

I ate quickly and came out without a fight Oia Village is kinder and has a good view

I felt good in Oia village I feel bad in the...