A whitewashed dream of arched doorways, cobalt blue, and the flavors of the Aegean โ right here, waiting for you.
Norwano was born from a dream โ to bring the iconic beauty of the Greek Cyclades to life, stone by whitewashed stone. Every arch, every cobalt shutter, every flowering pot was placed with intention.
Our chefs trained in Mykonos and Athens bring recipes passed down through generations, using only the freshest ingredients โ olive oil from Crete, cheeses from Thessaloniki, herbs from our own garden terrace.
By day, sunlight floods our open courtyard through a pergola dripping with bougainvillea. By night, warm lanterns and a crescent moon turn dinner into a memory you'll carry home.
Hummus, tzatziki, spanakopita bites, dolmades, marinated Kalamata olives, warm pita bread.
Classic Greek village salad โ ripe tomatoes, cucumber, red onion, green pepper, Kalamata olives, thick-cut feta slab, Cretan extra-virgin olive oil.
Pan-fried Graviera cheese, flambรฉed tableside with ouzo, lemon, fresh thyme, and honey drizzle.
Tender whole squid, chargrilled with lemon, garlic, oregano, and a drizzle of smoked paprika aioli.
Freshly baked warm pita with trio of dips: taramosalata, melitzanosalata, and roasted red pepper skordalia.
King prawns in rich tomato-feta sauce, baked in a clay pot with chilli flakes and fresh basil. Served with crusty bread.
Dine beneath our pergola strung with Edison lights and draped in bougainvillea โ the closest you'll get to the Aegean without a flight. Blue wicker, stone floors, and a gentle evening breeze.
Every dish traces back to Greek grandmothers and island kitchens. Our head chef trained in Crete for three years before bringing his mastery here. No shortcuts โ only tradition.
The building itself is an experience โ hand-plastered white walls, cobalt blue shutters, arched doorways, geometric cutouts glowing amber at night. Every corner is a photograph.
From the volcanic soils of Santorini's Assyrtiko to the robust reds of Macedonia โ our sommelier has assembled a cellar that tells the story of Greece, glass by glass.
Every Friday evening, traditional Greek bouzouki fills the courtyard. Guests are encouraged to dance โ and they do, every time. Reservations for Friday evenings book months ahead.
The rooftop opens at 5 PM for cocktail hour. Order an Ouzo Spritz, watch the sky turn pink and gold, and understand why the Greeks built their homes facing west.
Two seatings nightly. Outdoor terrace fills first.