Greek Table Etiquette?

[auroracoor1]

I haven't really thought of this, but there is a lot of etiquette for dining in the Greek culture. What do you guys think? It looks like there is a lot to think about:

Greece Dining Etiquette

www.etiquettescholar.com

In particular, the section on doing toasts was fascinating. I noticed that just about at every meal, someone is doing a toast. Do you guys have anything to add?

 

[ellinasgolfer0320]

This seems more like etiquette for Canada/Australia/USA... I have never seen etiquette in Greece (not that it doesn't exist). They all eat like heathens there from what I experienced... They talk with their mouth open, chew with their mouth open, use their hands a lot to eat things that require a fork and knife...

 

[k_tsoukalas]

It does seem a little fussy for Greece. The only one from the list I have really observed is this one from the article: Dining etiquette for beginning to eat. Do not begin eating until your host invites you to.