Lemoni describes itself as a new era bar in the historical center of Kalamata, serving cocktails. It stands on 23rd of March Square, the heart of the old town, and opens as the evening begins.
Lemoni is a Filotimo partner, which is why this guide exists; everything in it comes from the bar's own pages and from public listings, and the figures are dated October 2026.
What kind of bar is Lemoni?
Lemoni is a cocktail bar: it does not run a kitchen, and the menu is its drinks. Its logo is a slice of lemon, and its name is the Greek word for the fruit. Google lists it as a cocktail bar where dogs are allowed.
It opens at 19:00 and closes at 04:00 every day, so it works both as the first drink of the evening and as the last stop of the night.
How does the Filotimo offer work at a cocktail bar?
At a restaurant, Filotimo takes a share off the food. Lemoni serves no food, so its offer is on the cocktails: each guest's first two are discounted, and every drink after them is at full price.
The discount is largest at opening, when the bar is quiet, and smaller as it fills up.
| Time | Discount | On |
|---|---|---|
| 19:00 | 50% | Each guest's first two cocktails |
| 21:30 | 30% | Each guest's first two cocktails |
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What does an evening at Lemoni cost?
Google reviewers report €10–15 a head. With Filotimo at 19:00, two cocktails cost half their menu price, so the first round of the evening costs about as much as one cocktail would.
Lemoni is the cocktail bar of 23rd of March Square, open from seven in the evening until four. Book the 19:00 table on Filotimo and your first two cocktails are half price.
How this guide is kept honest
Written in Athens by the team behind Filotimo, from the menus, prices and bookings we see across our partner restaurants. Prices move with the season and the street, so every figure here is a working range rather than a quote.