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Restaurant – Café / with “Greek Meze” SPECIFICATION FOR CERTIFICATION / INSPECTION SHEET NAME Methoriakos Stathmos Number RCF-CMZ-32000103-A CSP Type Restaurant - Café Cuisine with “Greek Meze” cuisine Address Sidirodromikos Stathmos (RRS), 62043 Vyroneia Phone 69 83 51 64 81 e-mail [email protected] Internet http://vyroneia.gr/ General Requirements RCF Restaurant - Café Food and Drink (this term, under Greek laws, includes all types of businesses legislation YES related to food and drink) The rules and guidelines of HYGIENE GUIDES No 1 (Restaurants) by EFET YES (Hellenic Food Authority) are applied Each Food and Drink enterprise is obliged to keep the following folders: Folder 1: It contains the HYGIENE GUIDE for Food and Drink Enterprises by YES EFET (Hellenic Food Authority) Folder 2: It contains the health booklets of employees, the Basic training Manual for hygiene and aliments handling for Food and Drink Enterprises and YES the Training Certificates of employees. Folder 3: It contains the cleaning and disinfection program YES Folder 4: It contains the rodents and insects fight program YES Folder 5: It contains the contract with the Public Water Corporation YES Remarks sheet and box, visibly available, controlled by certification and / or YES other inspection authority Business belongs to one or more of the following categories and its license is category valid complete meal Complete meal (hot or cold) restaurant A typical Greek Restaurant, moderately-priced, with table service and a casual but also taken care of atmosphere. It usually offers a large menu with a variety YES of wines and beers. pleasure Pleasure (offering usually coffee and spirits) A limited selection of pastries, sandwiches and simple hot or cold dishes YES is offered as well in a Greek Café. A distinguishing feature is allowing clients to relax and socialize for long periods of time, and are thus frequently chosen as sites for meetings. YES Drinks may also be offered in the evenings and night. Special Requirements with “Greek Meze” cuisine CMZ A Restaurant with "Greek Meze" cuisine. Greek appetizers "mezedes" are usually small plates of food (tapas style) served with ouzo, raki, tsipouro, YES wine or beer. Food is usually very tasteful and various. Offers a variety of meze dishes and appetizers YES Offers a variety of meat dishes (grilled, oven, cooked, fried etc). Meat YES should be fresh (not frozen). 32000103.xlsx 1 / 4 Alfa Cert SA SPECIFICATION FOR CERTIFICATION / INSPECTION SHEET NAME Methoriakos Stathmos Offers seafood dishes (octopus, shrimps, calamari, fruits de mer etc). Seafood can be fresh or frozen, depending on season and area (but this should YES be clearly noted in catalog). Offers fish dishes (grilled, oven, cooked, fried etc). Fish can be fresh or frozen, depending on season and area (but this should be clearly noted in YES catalog). Serves "pikilia" dishes (the word means "variety"). Big dishes with small portions of different kinds, usually for 2 or more persons. There can be YES "meat pikilia", "seafood pikilia", "cheese pikilia" etc. Offers a variety of greek traditional cuisine dishes YES Offers a variety of hot and cold salad dishes YES Offers a variety of accompanying beverages (wines, beers, ouzo, raki, YES tsipouro, cold drinks etc) Note: Description "Meze Restaurant" does not demand that a large variety of dishes or beverages in all above mentioned categories is offered. Also, depending on the area and season, fish and seafood may not be served. Consult "Other Information" for exact details on this matter. Other Information Capacity Number of tables indoors 10-15 Number of tables outdoors 5-10 Number of customers CSP can serve indoors 50-70 Number of customers CSP can serve outdoors 30-60 Opening period All year YES work hours Open daily from 09:00 to 02:00 YES Note: Below information is based on customers critics and comments, they are go for not subject of certification. For coffee in the morning as well as in any hour For the large variety of meze dishes and local tastes For the history of the place and the décor that travels you back in time For the beautiful setting An all day restaurant-bar, out of the box serving style Service is offered In tables with seats YES clientele Clients are more often Locals YES Greeks and foreigners YES All ages YES architecture Architectural style is: Old Railroad Station, Ottoman era YES décor Décor style is: Décor reminds the relation of the old Railroad Station with modern Greek YES History (in particular the Balkan Wars 1912-13) cuisine details Catalog includes dishes of the following cuisine types Cuisine Greek YES Cuisine Greek Local YES Meze (big variety of small portions) YES Cuisine Greek Pikilies (a big dish with meat, cheese, salads and/or seafood) YES Cuisine Greek Traditional YES Brunch YES Bougatsa /pies YES 32000103.xlsx 2 / 4 Alfa Cert SA SPECIFICATION FOR CERTIFICATION / INSPECTION SHEET NAME Methoriakos Stathmos Meat YES Meat / barbeque YES Meze food (greek tapas) with ouzo and tsipouro YES Deserts / pastries / ice cream YES Vegetarian dishes YES Lenten food (in christian fasting periods) YES drinks/beverages Catalog includes drinks and beverages of the following types Alcoholic drinks YES Ouzo, tsipouro, raki, bottled or not YES A variety of wines YES A variety of beers YES A variety of coffees YES A variety of teas and herb teas YES music Music played includes the following types Greek "Éntekhno" (notable artists) YES Greek local YES Greek "Dimotika" (Folk) YES Greek "Pontiaka" (Pontos) YES Greek "Laïkó/Bouzouki" (popular) YES Greek "Rebetiko" YES Live music occasionally (twice per month) YES transportation Installation is ... (WD = Walking distance) Easily accessible by private vehicle or TAXI YES location Installation is ... (WD = Walking distance) In a listed historical building YES In this historical building of 1872 (the old Railroad Station of Vyroneia, then called Chadzi Beylik), that was used as the Chif of the Army Headquaters in July 1913, during the 2nd Balcan War, a meeting was held between the Prime Minister Eleftherios Venizelos and the Chif of the Army King Constantinos and his Staff, on 7/14/1913 (old calender), one day before the arrival of the Prime Minister to Bucharest, where the Treaty ending the war was signed. Away from roads with traffic YES In small town YES Near an amazing History site (Vyroneia - 1913) WD In historic site (Vyroneia - 1913) YES Near historic sites (Istibey Fortress - 1941) 15 Near historic sites (Roupel Fortress - 1941) 15 Near spa area (Loutra Sidirokastro) 5 Near an amazing beauty site (Lake Kerkini) WD Near a National Park (Lake Kerkini Park) WD Near a lake (Kerkini) WD (Famous wetland and bird watching site with over 10,000 birds) Near a river (Strymonas) WD Near a Historical Monastery (Holy Hermitage of St. John Baptist, Akritochori) 5 In mountain view area YES facilities Facilities offered by CSP Free Wi-Fi YES Library Serves also indoors YES Serves also outdoors YES services The following services are also offered: Makes home delivery YES parking Parking facilities 32000103.xlsx 3 / 4 Alfa Cert SA SPECIFICATION FOR CERTIFICATION / INSPECTION SHEET NAME Methoriakos Stathmos CSP has parking space in his own area YES Parking is free YES languages Foreign languages used Catalogs and instructions in english YES English speaking personnel YES German speaking personnel YES events / receptions Organizes … Diners and gatherings YES Lectures, book presentations YES sports/leisure CSP is near installation for: rafting (Strymonas river) 10 horse riding (Ano Poroia) 15 fishing (Lake Kerkini) WD trekking (Mount Kerkini) 5 Mount Kerkini (Belles) is a NATURA 2000 protecetd area and considered as a "Botanic Paradise" Pet (or companion animal), as defined in this specification, is an animal used as pets a person's company or protection. Unless otherwise agreed before booking, the "pet" can only be one dog or one cat. Pets are allowed YES price category (Related to category and area cost) Choice by Budget (LUXury - MIDrange - ECOnomy) ECO 32000103.xlsx 4 / 4 Alfa Cert SA.
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