Greek coastline at golden hour — the inspiration behind Artemis
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Artemis

Born of Earth & Sea

A new chapter from Kellari Hospitality Group. Artemis draws its spirit from the wild landscapes of Greece — the olive groves, the rocky coastlines, the ancient rhythms of harvest and tide. A restaurant where the land and the sea arrive at the table together, as they always have.

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Where the Land Meets the Water

Artemis is named for the goddess of the hunt, the wilderness, and the untamed natural world — a fitting patron for a restaurant rooted in the honest ingredients of the Greek countryside and the bounty of the Aegean.

Every dish will trace its lineage to a specific place: a hillside farm in the Peloponnese, a fishing village on the Cyclades, a vineyard carved into volcanic stone. The menu will change with the seasons, guided by what the earth and sea are offering at their best.

From Kellari Hospitality Group — the team behind Kellari Taverna and Butterflied — Artemis represents a new direction: wilder, more elemental, and deeply personal.

Fresh Greek produce — earth-sourced ingredients for Artemis
Fresh Aegean seafood — the sea's bounty at Artemis
Greek wine — the vine tradition behind Artemis
The Earth

Rooted in the Land

Seasonal vegetables, wild herbs, aged cheeses, and cold-pressed oils sourced from small Greek farms. The kitchen will honor the tradition of the Greek table — simple ingredients, treated with absolute respect.

The Sea

Drawn from the Water

Whole fish, shellfish, and the treasures of the Aegean — prepared over live fire with the same reverence that defines everything Kellari Hospitality Group puts on a plate.

The Vine

Ancient Wines, Living Traditions

A wine program built around the indigenous grapes of Greece — Assyrtiko, Xinomavro, Agiorgitiko — alongside natural and amphora-aged wines that carry the memory of the land in every glass.

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