About
In the beautiful seaside Kamari village, close to Mesa Vouno Mountain and the popular Kamari Black Sand Beach, lies the traditional restaurant Dimitris which offers a fantastic dining experience. It was founded in 1984 and it has managed to stand out among the best restaurants in Santorini. Great service, friendly staff, a warm atmosphere, food of high quality, and entertainment can all be experienced at Dimitris Restaurant.
The menu is inspired by Greek and Mediterranean cuisine with the use of local products from the rich volcanic soil of Santorini and fresh ingredients. Among the various delicious choices, you can find both traditional dishes and gourmet recipes perfectly combined. Make sure to accompany your delectable meal with the finest wines of the island which are produced by local brand wineries.
The hall of the restaurant is suitable for any kind of event, such as birthday or bachelor parties, gala or farewell dinners, anniversaries, or wedding receptions. It can accommodate up to 400 people and offers more than enough amenities to make your occasion special. You can host your guests in a pleasant environment with elegance and have the time of your life with your beloved ones.
A unique entertaining experience that shouldn’t be missed is a Greek night show. At Dimitris Restaurant you have the chance to witness the famous fire dancing, the plate smashing, and professional dancers wearing traditional costumes, take part in Greek dances like Zorba and Syrtaki, and listen to a traditional orchestra. A Greek night gives you the opportunity to become acquainted with Greek customs, blend in with locals and most of all have a joyful and memorable night out.
Cuisine
Menu
Location & area
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Operation hours
Daily 8:00 am - 11:00 pm
Cuisines
Mediterranean, Greek, Seafood, Meat, Vegetarian/Vegan , Traditional, Fish
Dining style
Casual Dining
Dress code
Casual
Nearest parking
I cannot recommend the Greek dancing here enough. We came here with our wedding party a few days before the wedding and it was a great way for everyone to get to know each other and have a unique experience. It was so much fun and wish we could experience it all over again!!! 10/10!
I really enjoyed the Greek dancing and the dancers as well as the Greek music at this Greek event, we attended on June 21, 2024. The food is plentiful, but not the best. I found much better food at some of the restaurants and taverns in town. They were very generous with beer and wine, and the staff was super friendly . I would recommend the dancing and watching the dancers perform as well as the Greek musicians perform without a question. I suggest however, that your expectations regarding the food be slightly lowered. Don’t get me wrong. The food was OK, but it wasn’t memorable. I would recommend the event “Greek Nights” to anyone visiting the island for the first time or even the fourth time as was the case with us.
Large venue with many tables. About 2 thirds full last nite. Food pretty good ( chicken souvlaki nicely BBQd ), tho icecream would have gone well with fruit & baklava ( as on menu). Free house wines- given a whole bottle! Entertainment ok- troup of main man ( very enthusiastic, shades of Zorba) & several female dancers. Would have liked to see men perform traditional dancing though. But many women from the tables got to shine in belly dancing segment & most joined in the communal finale. Musicianship good ( never heard Smoke on the Water on bazoukis before ) but could have done without promo film of Santorini- felt like filler.
This was so disappointing. Not at all what we expected. The venue was huge and they had too many people packed in. Ordinarily in a dinner theater or dance show, either the stage or the seats are elevated to allow for viewing. This was a flat banquet hall style room, and if you didn't pay for "VIP", you were seated at the back with zero chance of seeing anything. Dozens of people between you and the dance floor, most holding up their phones, of course, recording the "show", so all you could see was the back of people's heads amd a sea of cell phones. A lot of people stood up to see, but as a person with mobility issues, I could not stand for the show. My friend tried to move a chair near to the dance floor so I could see, but staff made us move it almost immediately. I was unable to see the dancers at all. They seem to give different start times to different groups also. Our tickets said that doors open at 8pm, and that they start serving dinner at 8pm, so we arrived at 7:50 to try to get decent seats. We did not know that all the seats were all pre-assigned (and we were already sat at the back), and we discovered when we arrived that many people had already finished eating and had clearly been there for some time. Dinner did NOT start at 8pm. The food was OK, but nothing you couldn't get at any other restaurant in Santorini for less money. It was overcrowded, poorly set up, and definitely not worth the money. My worst experience in Santorini.