Contemporary Greek ceramic-art gallery and shop at Thiseiou 7 in Monastiraki, Athens, founded 2017 by ceramist Eleonore Trenado-Finetis, showing handmade, collectible work by Greek makers across generations.
Best for Ceramics by independent Greek makers
Mon Coin Studio is a ceramic-art gallery and retail space on Thiseiou Street in Monastiraki, a short walk from the Acropolis, founded in 2017 by ceramist Eleonore Trenado-Finetis. The space presents original, handmade ceramics, pottery and sculpture from established and emerging Greek makers, with an emphasis on showing the range of contemporary Greek ceramic practice rather than a single house style or generation. Beyond standing retail, Mon Coin Studio stages themed group exhibitions of contemporary Greek ceramics, positioning it as both a commercial gallery and a curatorial platform for the medium in Athens. Every piece sold is described as an original, one-off work rather than a production run. It keeps standard gallery hours, Monday through Saturday.
Founded in 1909, Brettos is an Athens distillery, tucked in the Plaka neighborhood and known for its wall of backlit, multi-hued liqueur bottles. The family-run shop distills and sells its own ouzo, tsipouro, and fruit liqueurs alongside Greek olive oil, honey, and deli goods, both in person and through its online liquor store.
Mokka has roasted coffee from the same building in central Athens since 1923, now run by a fourth generation, sourcing green beans from farms in Kenya, Ethiopia, Guatemala, and Panama that it lists on its site with roast dates. Visitors can buy bags of single-origin coffee and Greek-style blends directly from the Athinas Street headquarters or order online for courier delivery.
Best for Single-origin coffee roasted on Athinas Street