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Fanis runs a family seafood room in modern Corinth, away from the coaches stopping at the canal. Whole fish, shellfish and simple salads suit diners who care more about the day's cooler than monument views or long translated menus.
Londou faces the Corinthian Gulf from a plain terrace on Agiou Nikolaou, drawing city residents rather than canal tour buses. The day's fish often never reaches the printed menu; grilled shrimp, sautéed greens, fava and three changing meze make the better opening order.
Tavernaki Tou Gamprou sits on Ancient Corinth's central square, a short walk from the archaeological exit with Apollo's columns still in view. Pork gyros, chicken souvlaki, moussaka and stuffed vegetables keep lunch direct for museum-weary families rather than imitating an excavation-site dining room.
