Where can I eat after midnight in Santorini?
Late-night dining in Santorini is genuinely limited, and by midnight most restaurants in Oia and Imerovigli have closed. Your best options are in Fira, the island's main town, where a handful of places stay open into the early hours. Nikolas Taverna on the main pedestrian strip has historically kept late hours and draws a mix of locals and tourists; nearby, the souvlaki and gyro spots along the same stretch are your most reliable bet after 1 a.m. The Koo Club area in Fira also has bars that serve food alongside drinks until late. Perissa and Perivolos on the south coast cater to a younger beach-bar crowd and some spots there serve food past midnight during peak summer season (July-August). Outside high season, options shrink considerably, and you should treat anything after 11 p.m. as convenience food rather than a proper meal. Carry snacks if you're staying in the caldera villages and keeping late hours.
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