New café Kavos in Friedrichshafen: A place to feel good!

New café Kavos in Friedrichshafen: A place to feel good!

The brothers Dimitrios and Alexandros Parganas, known for their Greek cuisine, take over the "Al Porto" restaurant on the Friedrichshafen promenade and will rename it in "Kavos". The official handover of the restaurant will take place on December 31. As a former operator of the “Athens” restaurant on Friedrichstrasse, which was closed before moving to Ailingen, they bring a lot of experience. According to [Schwäbische.de] (https://www.schwaebische.de/regional/bodensehafen/friedrichshafen/in-erster-seieiß-neue-beitlokal-Starten-Bald-Bald-Bald-Bald-Bald-Bald-Bald-Bald, open the new restaurant with a fresh vision that goes beyond traditional Greek cuisine.

new concept and offer

The "Kavos" should be an inviting place where guests can not only eat but also spend time. The brothers are planning a wide range that includes a good breakfast, lunch menus and seasonal dishes. Your vision also includes a selection of cocktails, crying and small snacks - ideal for sociable evenings at the harbor. Dimitrios Parganas emphasizes that they want to create a place where people feel comfortable. The new name "Kavos" specifically refers to the mooring points for ships and is intended to reflect the character of a social harbor.

The conversion of the restaurant will begin in January and should be completed by mid -March. In addition to the everyday offer, special events such as family celebrations and New Year's Eve are also planned. "Kavos" will proactively be a central point of contact for the citizens of Friedrichshafen. The renovation work promises a modern ambience that appeals to both locals and tourists.

The previous restaurant "Athens", which was under the same line, was known for its regional cuisine and enjoyed a loyal customer that also appreciated it beyond the city limits, how all-restaurants.com emphasizes. With the redesigned "Kavos", the Parganas now want to further revitalize the catering scene on Lake Constance.