The refectory, the place where the monks took their meals, is located in the northern aisle of the monastery.
It was built in 1687, which is mentioned in the inscription located below the door leading into courtyard of the refectory.
On this inscription, one can read the name of Neophytos Drossas.

From this courtyard, one can reach the hegumen's home by a staircase and the refectory.
Above the door to the refectory, there is an inscription engraved in the lintel of the door in the honor of the virgin Mary and a hegumen preceding Neophytos Drossas.
The refectory is a rectangular room of 18.10 meters long and 4.80 meters wide.
It is covered by a vault.
The eastern part holds the kitchens.

This building, which has not changed since its construction in 1687, is the place where the last fighting in the assault of 1866 took place.
One can still see the traces of bullets and swords in the wood of the tables and chairs.
The refectory, the place where the monks took their meals, is located in the northern aisle of the monastery. It was built in 1687, which is mentioned in the inscription located below the door leading into courtyard of the refectory. On this inscription, one can read the name of Neophytos Drossas.
From this courtyard, one can reach the hegumen's home by a staircase and the refectory. Above the door to the refectory, there is an inscription engraved in the lintel of the door in the honor of the virgin Mary and a hegumen preceding Neophytos Drossas. The refectory is a rectangular room of 18.10 meters long and 4.80 meters wide. It is covered by a vault. The eastern part holds the kitchens.
This building, which has not changed since its construction in 1687, is the place where the last fighting in the assault of 1866 took place. One can still see the traces of bullets and swords in the wood of the tables and chairs.
Arkadi Monastery