A concept deli, restaurant, and food store celebrating the finest Greek regional ingredients under one roof. The Agora in Thessaloniki serves breakfast through dinner, with dishes built around premium feta, honey, olive oils, and wines sourced from across Greece.
Ergon House Agora in Thessaloniki is the flagship northern Greek expression of the Ergon concept — a hybrid deli, food store, and all-day restaurant that places premium Greek regional produce at the centre of every experience. Housed in a modern space in the Kalamaria direction of the city, the Agora operates from early morning breakfast through late evening dinner, making it one of the most versatile dining destinations in Central Macedonia. The philosophy centres on traceability and quality: the feta comes from named PDO producers, the honey from mountain apiaries, the olive oils from small-batch Cretan and Macedonian growers, and the cured meats from artisan producers across northern Greece. Dishes are constructed to showcase these ingredients with minimal interference — a smoked feta bruschetta lets the cheese character speak; a Greek charcuterie board presents a curated selection of louza, pastourma, and anthotyros alongside hand-picked olives. More substantial plates include a richly flavoured chicken braised in Xinomavro wine sauce. The retail shelves carry many of the ingredients used in the kitchen, allowing visitors to take a taste of Greece home. The wine selection focuses on Greek appellations with particular emphasis on northern Greek producers from Naoussa, Drama, and the Slopes of Meliton. The space is bright, modern, and buzzy without being loud — designed for people who take food seriously without wanting a formal dining experience.
Signature dishes
- Smoked Feta Bruschetta — €9
- Greek Charcuterie Board — €18
- Chicken with Xinomavro Wine Sauce — €19
Good to know
- Known for
- Premium Greek ingredients and products
- Hours
- 8:00 AM - 11:00 PM (daily)
Location
Georgikis Scholis 10, Thessaloniki 546 26
40.6294, 22.9578 View on map
Highlights
- Premium Greek regional deli and all-day restaurant celebrating traceable, named-producer ingredients
- Smoked feta bruschetta and Greek charcuterie board among the signature sharing plates
- Extensive retail section selling artisan Greek honeys, olive oils, cheeses, and cured meats
- Strong northern Greek wine list with producers from Naoussa, Drama, and Halkidiki
- All-day format from breakfast through dinner suits varied visit times
Tips for visiting
- Visit the retail shelves before ordering — the selection helps orient the menu choices and products can be purchased to take home
- The deli breakfast (8–11 AM) with Greek yoghurt, honey, and seasonal fruit is excellent value at around €8
- At lunch, the daily hot dish special offers better value than the à la carte plates
- Ask staff about the current featured producer — the focus rotates seasonally between Greek regions
- The charcuterie board paired with a glass of Naoussa Xinomavro is a reliable combination
Accessibility
The ground-floor space is fully step-free with wide aisles throughout the deli and dining areas. Accessible restrooms are available. The entrance from Georgikis Scholis street is flat with no threshold step.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to book at Ergon House Agora?
Breakfast and lunch are generally walk-in friendly. Dinner bookings are recommended on Thursday through Saturday evenings when the venue operates at full capacity.
Can I buy products to take home?
Yes — the retail deli section sells Greek honeys, olive oils, pasta, cured meats, cheese, and wines. Vacuum-packed and jarred products travel well.
Is there a full wine list?
Yes — the wine programme focuses exclusively on Greek appellations and is one of the strongest curated lists in Thessaloniki, with knowledgeable staff to assist with selection.
Is Ergon Agora suitable for vegetarians?
Yes — the deli philosophy lends itself to vegetarian eating, with substantial options including cheese boards, vegetable mezedes, salads, and seasonal grain-based dishes.