Baraonda

Baraonda Music Hall

Privacy Policy

We collect personal data from the following sources:
  • from your visit to the website https://baraonda.gr, through the browser you use;
  • from the reservation form on the “Reservations” page of the website;
  • from phone calls, emails and other means of communication, such as messaging apps (WhatsApp, Viber, etc.), when you contact us for information or to make a reservation;
  • from your visit to our venue (e.g. when you tell us about dietary preferences or about your satisfaction);
  • from your transactions at our venue;
  • from social media (Instagram, Facebook, TikTok), regarding information that you make public;
  • from third parties, such as corporate clients and business partners, in accordance with legal or contractual obligations.
  • Identification data: full name.
  • Contact data: email address, phone number (landline and/or mobile), social media and messaging app details.
  • Reservation information: reservation date, number of guests, comments you write to us (e.g. a special occasion), and employer details for corporate reservations.
  • Financial and payment data: data collected when you pay at the venue and when invoices or receipts are issued (company name, address, business activity, VAT number and tax office). The reservation form on the website does not collect credit or debit card details. In exceptional cases where a deposit is required, card payment takes place in a banking institution’s environment, which records the card details; these details are transmitted encrypted and are not stored by us. If a deposit is paid by bank transfer, we process the details of the transfer.
  • Technical device information: information about the device you use to visit the website, such as IP address, device type, screen resolution, operating system and browser type/version.
  • Social media information: information you share publicly on social networks (comments, reviews, questions, etc.) or that forms part of your public profile.
  • Health data: only if you disclose them to us, such as food allergies, dietary requirements or accessibility needs, solely in order to serve you during your visit.
We process your personal data with respect and for the following purposes:
  • Reservation management and customer service: to manage the reservation and contact requests you submit through the website, by phone or in person, to confirm reservations, to process payments and deposits, and to handle questions, comments and complaints. Legal basis: performance of a contract or taking steps at your request before entering into one.
  • Legal compliance: to meet our obligations under tax law and the legislation on food service and entertainment businesses, and to protect your rights and those of the Company against unlawful activities. Legal basis: legal obligation.
  • Marketing and communication: to inform you about shows, events and offers by email, SMS, messaging apps or social media. Legal basis: your consent, which you may withdraw at any time.
  • Service improvement and website security: to improve your experience on the website and at the venue, to protect the website and the reservation form from misuse and spam, and for statistical purposes. Legal basis: our legitimate interest.
  • Health data you disclose to us (e.g. allergies): processed solely in order to serve you. Legal basis: your explicit consent.
Your personal data may be disclosed to:
  • employees and partners of the Company responsible for fulfilling our contractual obligations to you and the obligations imposed by law;
  • banks/credit institutions, based in Greece or abroad, that you authorise to make your payment to us;
  • third parties providing accounting and tax services, in order to fulfil our tax obligations;
  • third-party service providers processing data on our behalf, such as website hosting, management, maintenance and security companies, email delivery providers and providers protecting the reservation form against spam (Google reCAPTCHA);
  • third-party legal or natural persons to whom the management of all or part of the business has been contractually assigned or transferred;
  • public authorities, courts, law enforcement, regulatory authorities and health and safety authorities, when we are required to do so by prosecutorial orders, court decisions or law;
  • third parties, where disclosure is necessary to exercise legal claims or defend the Company’s rights;
  • other third parties, provided you have given your consent.
  1. Right to information / transparency: you have the right to know who processes your data, what those data are and for what purpose.
  2. Right of access: you can find out which categories of your data we hold, their origin, the purposes of processing, the recipients, the retention period and your related rights.
  3. Right to rectification: you can request that your data be corrected and/or completed so that they are complete and accurate.
  4. Right to restriction: you can request that the processing of your data be restricted.
  5. Right to object and to withdraw consent: you can object to further processing of your data and withdraw your consent at any time.
  6. Right to erasure (“right to be forgotten”): you can request the deletion of your data where there is no other lawful basis for keeping them.
  7. Right to data portability: you can request to receive your data in a structured, commonly used format, or to have them transferred to another controller.
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