Rescue in sight? Greek restaurant Pallas Athena before the out!

Rescue in sight? Greek restaurant Pallas Athena before the out!

Ramersdorf-Perlach, Deutschland - The Munich catering scene is again facing challenges. The popular Greek restaurant "Pallas Athene" in the East ice sports center in Ramersdorf-Perlach will close on July 1, 2025. The reason for this is outdated kitchen techniques that no longer meet the applicable regulations. The estimated renovation costs of around 1.5 million euros are not portable for the operator Parasidis Panagiotis, which is why the lease agreement with the Paulaner brewery has already been terminated, as the Munich reported.

In a meeting of the Ramersdorf-Perlach district committee, a letter from the city administration was presented, which offers new hope for a temporary solution for the restaurant. District committee boss Thomas Kauer (CSU) informed about an on-site visit by the Paulaner brewery with the city school council in order to determine the need for the restaurant. However, the city administration has admitted that long -term preservation of the restaurant was not feasible. However, a temporary use could be possible, possibly with an adapted area usage concept and a limited offer.

a traditional restaurant before?

Parasidis Panagiotis is open to suggestions and would like to continue the restaurant. He is ready to adapt the offer and take the necessary measures to meet the required requirements. Citizens have already contacted the district committee by email and spoke out for the preservation of the "Pallas Athena". The elderly restaurant is known for its Greek cuisine, which includes much more than just gyros. The offer includes various meat dishes and salads, including the popular court of Moussaka-a casserole from eggplants and minced meat, which is prepared here according to the proven tradition, so pallas-athene Munich .

Not only the "Pallas Athena" fights for survival in the city. In the past few months, other gastronomic facilities in Munich have been forced to close their doors. Local like "Pasta e Basta" and the Munich city cafe have already given up after decades of operation. Managing Director Otto-Gerhard Knoller-Weber mentioned that the tense economic situation, including increased energy costs and personnel bottlenecks, put numerous companies under pressure, such as Merkur reported.

protection of local gastronomy

The pressure on the gastronomy is high and the closings are a clear sign that solutions are urgently needed. Both local politics and the citizens seem to be aware of the dramatic situation. "Pallas Athene" not only has a culinary value, but also a social and cultural. A possible transition solution could be a first step to preserve the restaurant from the final closure and continue to offer the Munich specialties. It remains to be seen whether this succeeds, but hope is there!