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KAFENIO - FOODSTUFFS - TAVERN - COFFEE - BREAD OF TIME - BREAD IN SOUBA - FOOD IN PACKAGE
 

A walk in Mavrilo Fthiotida and our village with the stone-built, traditional buildings will be unforgettable.

Overlooking the square of Mavrilos since 2007, there is a beautifully landscaped and warmly decorated area, Baroutomylos, where you can enjoy your coffee from the morning, later the varieties for our ouzo or tsipouro with the exquisite our mezedes and after lunch and after our traditional cooked or if you prefer to grill the time, and of course roast the spit.
 

Thalia and Thanasis, with their cheerful and gracious behavior, take care of winter, summer, to welcome and care for all visitors of Barouto.

For the winter we took care to provide you with a warm and welcoming place, with the lit fireplace accompanying you to spend unforgettable evenings with good food, good company and abundant wine.
 

Most products are from Myrtlello, our production.
 

In the warm summer months under the trees of our paved square with hundreds of colorful flowers, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the enchanting scenery, see and learn about the history of our village and if you wish to escape areas.
 

The area of ​​our tavern is available for social events. Inside the hall occupy 80 people sitting and outdoors 300 people.
 

Yours sincerely: Sioula - Theodorakis Thalia.

The Mavrilou Barrow Mills, a unique sight in the excursions of Karpenisi, was reconstructed and operated as it was two centuries ago.
From Mavril, the chieftains of the revolution of 1821, the gunmen for their weapons, were supplied.
Every year, the Chestnut Festival is organized by the Pan-Hellenic Union of Mavriliotas.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:
Mavrilo is a mountainous village (at an altitude of 920 meters) situated on Velouchi slope. It is located 65 km west of Lamia and 25 km east of Karpenissi.
It is a Municipal District of the Municipality of Agios Georgios Timfristos.
The original name was Peaks (due to a position beneath the Velouchi Mountains) but on the Ottoman Empire it was renamed Mavril (also referred to as Maurillo, Mavrillo, Mavrillo and Mavrilo).
There are two assumptions about the origin of the name. That Mavril means the place where Black-matter is made, that is, the barutist: because of the bar-mills that existed in the village.
The other version is that Mavrillo is called because of the dark-lobster forest surrounding the village (mainly from dark-black fir-woods).

The village is full of springs, grooves and streams that were used in the past not only for watering but as a driving force of watermills for flour milling and barrels.
The main source of the village is called Goura (this word in Slavic means a great source) and is one of the sources of the river Spercheus.