The new U.S. Ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, made another public appearance in Athens on the evening of Thursday, November 6, expressing her enthusiasm for Greek cuisine and hospitality.
Cameras from the lifestyle TV show “Super Katerina” caught up with Guilfoyle outside the Acropolis Museum, where she was attending a dinner at the museum’s renowned restaurant.
Smiling, polite, and accompanied by her son Ronan, Guilfoyle took a brief moment to greet reporters and share her first impressions of Greece.
“Hello! Thank you so much. Have a wonderful evening,” she said warmly to the crew and bystanders.
When asked whether she enjoys Greek food, the ambassador didn’t hide her delight:
“I love Greek food. The Acropolis Museum restaurant is wonderful.”
Though her remarks were brief, they reflected Guilfoyle’s eagerness to connect with Greek journalists and present a friendly, approachable image.
Choosing such an iconic landmark for one of her first evenings out in Athens was no coincidence—it was a symbolic gesture highlighting the importance of culture and U.S.–Greek relations.
Her son’s presence added a personal, family touch to the outing. Known for her media background and confident public presence, Guilfoyle seems intent on blending diplomacy with openness and accessibility.
While her comments outside the Acropolis Museum didn’t reveal details about her upcoming agenda, they offered a positive first impression. With grace and charm, the new U.S. ambassador appears ready to engage with the people and culture of Greece—beginning, fittingly, in the heart of Athens and with a shared love for its celebrated cuisine.
