Every guide on Delphi Restaurant is written to help readers understand Greek restaurants, their traditions and what makes them distinctive. This policy explains how we choose what to cover, how we research it and how we make sure what you read is accurate and fair.
Choosing topics
We write about the questions people ask when they want to understand Greek restaurants better. Topics come from what readers search for, what they write to ask us about and what we notice is misunderstood or poorly explained elsewhere. A topic earns a guide when it serves someone trying to make sense of Greek dining, its ingredients or its customs.
Research and fact-checking
Guides are built from public reference works, encyclopaedias and the sites of recognised cultural organisations. Where a fact matters—a term's meaning, a dish's region or an ingredient's role—we check it against more than one source. When sources disagree, we say so or leave the claim out. Articles list their sources as further reading so you can go deeper if you want to.
Writing style
We write in plain British English. Terms are explained the first time they appear, and we avoid jargon unless it is the clearest way to name something. You will not find exaggeration here—no "best ever" or promises that a recipe will change your life. A guide tells you what something is, where it comes from and how it works, then lets you decide what to do with it.
Independence
No restaurant, supplier or brand pays for placement on this site. We do not sell anything to readers, we do not rank establishments for money and nobody outside the editorial team decides what gets published. The guides reflect what we think is worth explaining, not what someone else wants promoted.
Updates and corrections
Greek dining evolves, and so do our guides. We review articles when something significant changes—a term falls out of use, a tradition shifts or new research clarifies an old question. If you spot an error, write to [email protected] and we will correct it without delay. Transparency matters: when we get something wrong, we fix it and move on.
Suggesting a topic
Know a corner of Greek dining that deserves a clearer explanation? Send your idea to the same address. We read every message and add promising topics to the list. Not every suggestion becomes a guide—it has to fit what this site covers and what readers need—but good ideas are always welcome.
Disclaimer: Delphi Restaurant is an information site for general purposes only. We do not sell goods or services.