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Armando Pizzeria, Kerameikos — Athens
Armando Pizzeria, Kerameikos — Athens
Armando Pizzeria, Kerameikos — Athens
Armando Pizzeria, Kerameikos — Athens
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Kerameikos

Armando Pizzeria.

Coffee till noon, Neapolitan crust after dark.

  • Neapolitan Crust

  • ~12 min walk to Psyrri Square

    ~21 min to the Acropolis

Armando Pizzeria on Salaminos in Kerameikos runs coffee in the morning and Neapolitan pizza in the evenings. Long hours, honest price, and a pistachio cream pizza that people order without being told to.

Armando Pizzeria is on Salaminos in Kerameikos, open from Tuesday to Sunday running coffee through the morning and Neapolitan pizza from evening until 02:00. It is the kind of double act that works well in a neighbourhood like Kerameikos — industrial, densely residential, a place where people want good coffee at 09:00 and good pizza at midnight.

The pizza is Neapolitan: high-hydration dough, long fermentation, a wood-fired or high-temp oven that produces a charred cornicione. The pistachio cream pizza is the order. There is also a wine list, which you let follow naturally once you’ve chosen the pizza.

Any pizza with the pistachio cream. Let the wine follow.

Kerameikos has changed significantly in the last several years — galleries, natural wine bars, bars that run late — and Armando fits that shift: a neighbourhood place that does what it does without ceremony, and does it well.

€€

Price

Where you’ll be

Salaminos 43–45, Kerameikos, Athina 104 35

Kerameikos

Kerameikos was named in 2018 by Forbes one of the world's coolest neighborhoods, and it's not hard to see why. Kerameikos also known by its Latinized form Ceramicus, is an area of Athens, Greece, located to the northwest of the Acropolis, which includes an extensive area both within and outside the ancient city walls, on both sides of the Dipylon Gate and by the banks of the Eridanos River.

Walking distance

  • Psyrri Square850 m · ~12 min
  • Omonia Square1.0 km · ~15 min
  • Monastiraki Square1.0 km · ~15 min

As the crow flies; walks run a little longer.

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