Travolta’s space echoes the philosophy of its kitchen: thoughtful, honest, and refreshingly free of clichés.
No anchors, no blue-and-white tropes. Instead, pale woods, chalky greys, and soft light reflect the textures of the islands, filtered through an urban lens. Even the Cycladic ‘skiadia’ (shade structures) are reinterpreted here. The room and the food now speak the same quiet language.
Cycladic style, reimagined for the city
Familiar but not expected
Raw, grilled, simmered, or pan-fried, our starting point remains the same: ingredients first.
We see no reason why spetsofai can’t be reimagined with cuttlefish sausage. Or why kontosouvli shouldn’t feature red mullet.
The form evolves, the foundation holds steady: seafood that’s fresh, seasonal, and unrelenting in quality. What follows is a matter of technique.