A Greek Column: Iconic Manhattan Eatery Lands in Athens, With a Hotel on Top

Staying in the center of Athens means flirting with the risk of sensory overload, so the savvier traveler opts for a room that is more refuge than fashion statement.

A sea bream dream at the new Estiatorio Milos in Athens. The New York Sun/Anthony Grant

ATHENS — A glamorous Greek seafood restaurant that has anchored a block of Manhattan’s West 55th Street since 1997, Estiatorio Milos, is now taking reservations in the Greek capital, where its airy new outpost comes with a serving of 43 refined rooms and suites on the side — or, rather, above. 

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