food and drink
The meze and Santorini wine on your table
What's actually served through the evening, and what isn't — from the karafaki jugs to the vegetarian-friendly mezze spread.
Find a free night ↗What's served
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Food | Greek mezze bites, described as finger food, vegetarian-friendly throughout |
| Wine | Santorini white wine only, served in 500ml karafaki jugs, refilled through the night |
| Other drinks | Water only besides the wine — no other alcohol is served |
| Outside food/drink | Not permitted |
A mezze spread, not a restaurant menu
The venue is direct about what it is: "we are not a restaurant and our main attraction is the wedding celebration performance," with the mezze built as fresh, homemade finger food rather than a plated dinner.
Vegetarian-friendly as standard
The mezze menu is vegetarian-friendly across the board, so it isn't a separate request — guests with other dietary needs are asked to get in touch with the venue ahead of the night.
Why it's white wine, and only white
Santorini is known for its white wine, made from grapes grown in volcanic soil on low, basket-trained vines, and it's the only wine served here — there's no red-wine option on the night.
The karafaki jug
Wine arrives in traditional 500ml karafaki jugs rather than by the glass or bottle, and jugs are refilled through the evening rather than served once at the start.
What isn't on offer
Water is the only other drink alongside the wine — there's no cocktail list, no beer, and no bringing your own food or drink into the courtyard.
Booking with dietary needs
Since the standard mezze already covers vegetarian guests, anyone with a different restriction (coeliac, allergies, and so on) is best emailing the venue directly ahead of the date rather than raising it on the night.