Authentic wood-fired Greek restaurant located in Seminyak
Indulge in a taste of Greece at Estia, a brand-new wood-fired Greek restaurant and the latest venture by 8° Projects Group. At its core is fire – where wood-fired cooking infuses depth, smokiness, and rustic character into every dish. Here, Greek sharing plates converge in Seminyak.
Drawing inspiration from the Goddess of the hearth and home, Estia keeps the fire burning with Greek flavours and the spirit of philoxenia – the warmth of hospitality ensures that guests feel truly at home. The restaurant exudes a convivial, vibrant energy in every bite and sip savoured.
Inspired by Athens’ street food culture, the menu weaves together recipes from both northern and southern Greece, celebrating traditional fire cooking while highlighting Bali’s finest local ingredients. Guests can expect specialties that merge time-honoured farmhouse techniques and pickling.
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Base yourself near Estia in Seminyak
Estia sits in Seminyak, so start with hotel prices and pick a base near Jalan Kayu Aya or the beach. Then look at activity packages, since a beach club day bed and a spa afternoon are easy to add to the trip. Finally, price a car: it makes the evenings out and the Tanah Lot sunset run far easier. The three links below go straight to each.
Estia in Seminyak is bringing the ultimate Greek dining experience to Bali, and it is a total vibe. This wood-fired restaurant is inspired by Athens’ street food culture and the Goddess of the hearth, exuding a convivial, vibrant energy that makes you feel right at home. The rustic Greek meets urban street style aesthetic, complete with warm timber, exposed surfaces, and an open-fire kitchen, is super Instagrammable. It’s the perfect spot for a laid-back yet elevated night out.
What makes Estia stand out is their commitment to traditional fire cooking and in-house pickling, using Bali’s finest local ingredients to create bold, complex flavors. It’s best for convivial dining, experiencing authentic Greek hospitality, and grabbing late-night bites. If you love sharing plates with friends and enjoying a lively atmosphere, this place totally understood the assignment. The energy here is just immaculate.
You absolutely need to dive into their wood-fired sharing plates and pickled specialties, they are straight-up bussin. And don’t forget to hit up their late-night gyro-to-go window for the ultimate post-party snack. Estia is highkey the best spot to romanticize a Greek feast in the heart of Seminyak.
Must try:
Wood-fired sharing plates, Pickled specialties
Best for:
Convivial dining, experiencing Greek hospitality, late-night bites
Open daily from 2 PM to 10 PM (all day) and 9:30 PM to 2 AM (late night).
Seminyak, Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia
+62 811 3831 0366
Where to Stay
Petitenget: best for beach clubs.
Jalan Kayu Aya: best for dining and shops.
Double Six: best for beach access.
Jalan Raya Seminyak: best for central hotels.
Batu Belig: best for a quieter stay.
Seminyak Square: best for shops and cafés.
The best things to do nearby
Watch sunset from a beach club
Shop the boutiques on Jalan Kayu Aya
Visit Pura Petitenget by the beach
Book a spa treatment or massage
Walk the beach to Double Six and Legian
Eat your way along Eat Street
Take a surf lesson at Double Six.
frequently asked questions
What kind of food does Estia serve?
Estia serves Greek Cuisine in Seminyak. It is one of the places worth knowing when you are deciding where to eat around Seminyak.
What should you order at Estia?
Wood-fired sharing plates, Pickled specialties. Menus change with the season, so treat that as a starting point rather than a fixed list.
Where is Estia and how do you get there?
Estia is in Seminyak. Getting around, a car makes the evenings out and the Tanah Lot run easier.