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Winter: by the stove in the net store, Thursday to Sunday. Open all year.

+30 22840 00178

Αλάτιon the quay at Agia IriniBook

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Paralia 4, on the quay at Agia Irini, eleven kilometres south of the ferry at Parikia. The bus stops at our door, the car park is behind the chapel, and there are berths for your boat.

When we are open

All year, in two seasons. The terrace in summer, the stove in winter.

Summer, on the terrace Καλοκαίρι 1 May to 31 October

Forty seats on the quay under the lights, Tuesday to Sunday. Lunch at weekends in July and August.

Summer, on the terrace: opening hours by day
MondayClosed. The boats go out, we rest
TuesdayDinner 18:30 to 23:00
WednesdayDinner 18:30 to 23:00
ThursdayDinner 18:30 to 23:00
FridayDinner 18:30 to 23:00
SaturdayLunch 13:00 to 16:00 in July and August, Dinner 18:30 to 23:00
SundayLunch 13:00 to 16:00 in July and August, Dinner 18:30 to 23:00

Winter, by the stove Χειμώνας 1 November to 30 April

We move inside, into the net store where Kyra Maria started. Twenty-eight seats, the wood stove lit, soup on, Thursday to Sunday. Fewer boats go out, so the board is shorter and the pot is bigger.

Winter, by the stove: opening hours by day
MondayClosed. Eleni cooks for the crews
TuesdayClosed. Eleni cooks for the crews
WednesdayClosed. Eleni cooks for the crews
ThursdayDinner 19:00 to 22:00
FridayDinner 19:00 to 22:00
SaturdayLunch 13:00 to 17:00, Dinner 19:00 to 22:00
SundayLunch 13:00 to 17:00
  • The changeover: on the last Saturday in October we eat one long supper on the terrace, carry the tables inside the next morning, and light the stove. In May the tables go back out.
  • Bookings until 21:30 in summer and 21:00 in winter. After that the last tables are for whoever walks up. In summer the terrace stays open until midnight.
  • When the boats stay in for two days, we close. The notice goes up on this site by two in the afternoon.

Address and phone

Alati
Paralia 4, Agia Irini
844 00 Paros
Cyclades, Greece

+30 22840 00178

Yannis answers from ten in the morning. Before that, the phone is in the boat.

table@alati.example

Boats: VHF channel 71

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The harbour

Plan of the harbour at Agia IriniThe coast road comes down from Parikia in the north to the harbour. Alati is on the quay, on the east side of the harbour. The bus stop Limani is at the top of the quay, the free car park is behind the chapel on the point to the west, and the visitor berths are along the east side of the quay. The shore path to Pounta beach runs south along the coast.PBTo Parikia, 11 kmAlatiParalia 4, on the quayBus stop LimaniVisitor berthsVHF 71Free parkingChapel of Agia IriniThe three boatsShore pathto Pounta, 40 minLight on the moleHarbour of Agia IriniΛιμάνι Αγίας ΕιρήνηςN100 m
Drawn by Yannis, roughly to scale. From the car park to your table is about two minutes, past the chapel.

Getting here

Paros is on most ferry routes through the Cyclades. From the port at Parikia we are on the coast road going south.

By ferry
Ferries from Piraeus take four to five hours to Parikia, the fast boats about three. From Rafina it is a little shorter. In high summer there are boats from Naxos, Mykonos and Santorini several times a day.
By bus
The island bus to Agia Irini leaves from the stop by the windmill in Parikia, every hour from 09:00 to 23:00 in July and August and every two hours in May, June, September and October. Get off at the last stop, Limani. It takes twenty-five minutes.
By taxi
About fifteen minutes and eighteen euros from the port. Taxis wait at the quay in Parikia; to go back late, ask Yannis to call one before your coffee.
By car or scooter
Eleven kilometres south of Parikia on the coast road. Park free on the gravel behind the chapel, a hundred and fifty metres away. The quay is closed to cars after six in the evening.
By boat
Four visitor berths on the east side of the quay, stern-to, with water and power. Free if you eat with us. Call on VHF channel 71 or phone before five and Yannis will keep one.
On foot
The old path along the shore from the beach at Pounta takes about forty minutes and brings you round the point, past the chapel. Bring a torch for the way back.

Good to know

Things people ask Yannis on the phone, answered once.

Getting in
The terrace is level with the quay and step-free from the car park. The dining room has one 12 cm step; we have a ramp, just ask. There is an accessible toilet inside.
Children
Welcome, early or late. Half portions of most things, three high chairs, crayons and a harbour full of boats to count. There is no railing on the quay, so keep a hand free.
Dogs
Welcome on the terrace, with a bowl of water. The harbour cat was here first and she knows it.
Paying
Cards, contactless and cash. We split a bill up to four ways. Tips in cash go in the tin by the kitchen door and are shared with everyone, the dishwashers too.
Allergies
Tell us when you book and again when you sit down. The kitchen is small: there is shellfish and flour in the air, and we will not promise what we cannot.
Wind and weather
When the meltemi blows we move inside, 28 seats. If the boats have been in for two days, we close. The notice goes up on the home page by two in the afternoon.