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== Greece == In Greece, all bars, cafeterias, clubs and the like will stay open as long as there are customers inside. Usually, cafeterias stay open until 11{{nbsp}}p.m., bars until 2{{nbsp}}a.m. and clubs until early in the morning, but there is no last call. In 1994, [[Stelios Papathemelis]], the Minister for Public Order, passed a law mandating closing of all bars at 2{{nbsp}}a.m. The law was widely unpopular, never materialized fully and was abolished a few years later.
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