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    A cocktail bar on Plateia Agias Irinis that takes its name as a manifesto: strip everything back and see what's left. What's left turns out to be drinks like a transparent Strawberry Bloody Mary made with what the menu calls "invisible strawberries," which is either a magic trick or a philosophy, possibly both. The room matches, minimalist and unhurried, with a sustainable ethos that doesn't make a fuss about itself. A Discovery pick from The 50.

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      “On the menu, this manifests literally with drinks such as the transparent Strawberry Bloody Mary, made with “invisible strawberries””

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