The Foyer at the Pallas Theatre, with red velvet benches, a black table and the bar beneath a glowing coffered ceiling

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Foyer

Pallas Theatre
City Link, Athens

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Innovation, and a new brand, once again from the Panas Group.

The most beautiful theatre in the country stands in City Link, Athens’ new urban neighbourhood, and it has a room made to be remembered. Its name is Foyer. It occupies the foyer of the Pallas Theatre, reached by two grand marble staircases with intricately worked bronze handrails — a high-ceilinged space transformed by scenographer Eva Nathena.

Art deco vintage furniture, bespoke pieces, velvet sofas and séparés, theatrical lighting, and a vast bar — itself a work of art — give the room its character.

Foyer serves exceptional snacks, spirits and beverages to guests of the Pallas Theatre. With abundant natural daylight, it is equally suited to private events, corporate meetings and presentations. It can can accommodate 180 seated guests and 400 standing guests.

With this idea, Panas Sophisticated Hospitality brings the manner of European service into the theatre, completing the renewal of City Link.

Foyer in daylight

The Foyer lounge in daylight, with emerald velvet sofas, burl-wood tables and a wall of coloured velvet screens
A green velvet sofa and brass lamp beside chartreuse and teal velvet screens
A wide view of the Foyer in daylight, with pendant lights, marble floors and grouped velvet seating
Burl-wood tables in the foreground of the Foyer, looking toward velvet screens and timber columns

Foyer at night

The Foyer at night, with red velvet benches around a black table beneath a glowing coffered ceiling
The lounge at night, with candles on burl-wood tables and velvet seating under pendant lights
Red velvet benches facing the bar, lit by a golden coffered ceiling
Evening seating at the Foyer, with candles, a green velvet sofa and a wall of coloured screens