Head upstairs to the relaxing, elegant dining rooms of this delightful modern restaurant, which specialises in herb-filled cuisine from the Mani region in the Peloponnese. Standouts include the ravioli with Swiss chard, the tangy sausage with orange, and the chicken stuffed with mushrooms and pecorino cheese.
Mani Mani
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