Saitan Bazaar - Σαϊτάν Παζάρ — Restaurant in Preveza Municipality

Nice food, if you can get it. My wife's course was delicious, while mine never arrived. The server was young and pleasant but incompetent All went well initially, when we ordered sparkling water, rose wine, a pie with greens for a starter, rigatoni with pork tenderloin and shrimp saganaki. And then the madness began. Twenty minutes later, we were still waiting for water and wine. Thirty minutes later the server appeared with a plate of shrimp saganaki. When we told him that we were still waiting for some water and wine, he disappeared with the plate in hand. Soon afterwards another server arrived with wine. When we reminded her that we also had ordered water, she returned with still water. When she was corrected, she returned with sparkling. And then my wife's course arrived, with a large portion of tasty food. After a while we got the starter, but still no main course for me. I wound up eating what my wife couldn't finish. And then another person applied with a pie starter, but still no shrimp saganaki. We gave up and asked for the bill, where we were charged for the shrimp dish that never arrived. At this point the server was flustered, not able to believe that my dish never arrived. Never an apology, and we did not get a drink at the end, like the people next to us. I feel bad about giving such a negative review, but would not return to this establishment, nor would I recommend it. If the young server is so obviously overwhelmed, other coworkers should mentor him and provide...

Saïtan Pazar in Preveza – a place rich in history, tradition, and genuine Greek hospitality. As you stroll through the picturesque streets, the atmosphere transports you back to the Ottoman era, with the legend of the fierce Turkish commander adding a mysterious touch to your experience.

The area is brimming with taverns and cafes that offer exceptional local delicacies. Be sure to try the feta cheese, traditional pies, local grilled meats, and the fresh seafood, which is both delicious and plentiful. The flavors are authentic, and the portions generous.

The nightlife at Saïtan Pazar is vibrant and full of surprises. The shops in the area, steeped in centuries of history, provide entertainment until the early hours of the morning. It's the perfect place for a leisurely stroll, to admire the architectural details, and to feel the pulse of Preveza.

Don’t miss visiting the Church of Saint Charalambos, where you can marvel at the impressive Venetian tower and the sundial. The history of Saïtan Pazar, along with its myths and traditions, adds a unique charm that you shouldn't miss. It's a place that combines history with the present, offering unique experiences to every visitor.

Whether you're a history buff or just looking to enjoy some local culture, Saïtan Pazar is a must-visit. The blend of historical significance, traditional Greek flavors, and lively nightlife makes it a standout destination in Preveza. Highly...

In the middle of a narrow alley, people gather under the vines. At the evening meal, you are accompanied by very cute little kittens, which also like to climb up the vines. The atmosphere not only invites you to enjoy a cozy get-together, but also to linger.

The service is very attentive. Although we arrived spontaneously with a large group, a table for 7 people was provided without any problems. Our four-legged companion was also warmly welcomed. The order was taken immediately and the drinks arrived promptly. However, we would have liked a small bowl of water for our Labrador, but this was not provided.

The food was not long in coming. We were served bread with tzatziki and various salads. We accompanied this with squid and sardines. For the main course we had bifteki, both classic and with cheese filling. All in all, the food was delicious, but it didn't stand out from the other restaurants we tried.

The dishes here are reasonably priced. You will certainly find restaurants on the main promenade that are a little cheaper, but the difference is only marginal.

All in all, we were...