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Olive oil shops in Thessaloniki
Thessaloniki has an olive oil connection right in its street names: the Ladadika district takes its name from the oil merchants who once traded there. Today the city is a good place to taste oils from all over northern Greece, along with green olives from nearby Halkidiki.
About the region
Buying olives & olive oil in Thessaloniki
Look for specialist shops that run guided tastings, delis around the Kapani and Modiano markets, and bottlers who open their doors for workshops. We are still adding shops here, so check back soon.
Ladadika districtGuided tastingsHalkidiki olives nearbyCity markets
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Chrisopigi Deli Thessaloniki25 Ermou Street, 54624 ThessalonikiThessalonikiView profile →Ergon AgoraPavlou Mela 42, 546 22 ThessalonikiThessalonikiView profile →Mediterranean Gold (Chrysafi tis Mesogeiou)16 Vlali Street, Kapani Market, 54624 ThessalonikiThessalonikiView profile →OlicatessenViktoros Ougko 4, Ano Ladadika, 546 25 ThessalonikiThessalonikiView profile →Simolive – Elia Elia ThessalonikiKapani (Vlali) Market, Thessaloniki city centreThessalonikiView profile →Zeta Theta Olive OilGiannitson 102, 546 27 ThessalonikiThessalonikiView profile →
FAQs
Olives in Thessaloniki: common questions
Where can I taste olive oil in Thessaloniki?
Specialist shops in and around Ladadika run guided tastings of oils from different Greek regions.
Why is it called Ladadika?
The name comes from ladi, Greek for oil. The district was once the centre of the city's olive oil and food trade.
Can I buy Halkidiki olives in Thessaloniki?
Yes, delis and market stalls sell them, and Halkidiki producers are about an hour away by car.
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