Came here for brunch last Sunday. Staff were friendly, no complaints there. Had the eggs benedict and a coffee, both were solid. The sea view is the real draw though, can&#39;t beat that with your meal. Place was a bit busy but we got a table by the window. Prices are fair for what you get. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area.

Solid cocktails and the vibe is chill. Indoor bar&#39;s small but comfy, plus two outdoor spots. Vegan options actually taste good.

Nice spot off the busy port area. Coffee was solid and the fruit plate came out pretty big for the price. Outdoor seating on the quiet street made it easy to relax.

The tzatziki was the best part&mdash;thick, garlicky, just right. Portions are huge, could easily share one plate.

The souvlaki and fresh orange juice were really good. Staff friendly too. Nice that the roller skating area is kept up well.

Stopped by for a late lunch. Greek salad was proper fresh, and the chicken souvlaki was juicy, not dry at all. Baked feta on the side was a nice touch. Place was pretty quiet when I went, so service was quick. Nothing fancy, but it hit the spot.

Tried this place on our last night and the Cretan salad with rusk bread really stood out. Crunchy, fresh, and the raki on the house was a nice touch.

The terrace seating is what got me. You can see the whole bay while you eat, and the chairs are actually comfortable enough to sit in for a while. Had the grilled octopus, it was decent, not mind-blowing, but the view made up for it. Service was fine, nothing special. Prices are a bit high for what you get, but I guess you pay for the scenery. I&#39;d come back just for a drink at sunset maybe.

Small menu but everything&rsquo;s cooked properly. Service was quick, owners clearly run the place themselves. No complaints.

The grilled meats were really good, especially with that fireplace going. &euro;100 for four people felt a bit much for a neighborhood spot though.

Stopped here after the Acropolis walk. Quiet corner near the museum, easy to find. The food was solid, nothing fancy but hit the spot.

Stopped by for a late lunch after the Acropolis. Sea bass carpaccio was delicate, really fresh. Fried calamari though&mdash;easily the best I had in Athens. Service was friendly, nothing too fussy. Sitting under the trees with a breeze made it even better. Just a solid spot to chill and eat well.

Great location right by the Ancient Agora. Greek salad was fresh and came out fast. Portion was decent for the price, nothing crazy but fair.

The rooftop view alone is worth it, but the wine list really sealed it for me. Found a nice Greek red that paired well with the grilled octopus. Service handled our big group fine, though the bill ran a bit high.

The veggie moussaka was the highlight&mdash;my non-vegetarian partner still mentions it. Place gets packed, so service slows down. Food makes up for it though.

Stopped in to cool off, ended up staying way longer than I meant to. Iced coffee hit the spot and the pastries were solid. Airy inside, easy to just chill.

I had an unforgettable meal at the Intercontinental&#39;s restaurant, where each dish was beautifully presented and bursting with Mediterranean flavors. The service was impeccable, making the evening truly special.

Came back for dinner after breakfast&mdash;that says enough. The savory pancake had real flavor, not just salt. Latte art was a nice touch too.

Generous portions, fair prices. Got the moussaka and it was solid. Nice spot near the park, staff were friendly. Nothing fancy but does the job.

Honestly, the pizza here was the best I had in Greece. Crust was perfect, not too thick, and the toppings actually tasted fresh. Portion size was decent for the price, which is rare in touristy spots. Staff were friendly too. I&rsquo;d go back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

Unique spot&mdash;old garage turned into a proper cozy space. Wine list is solid, steak cooked right. Pricey, but you know what you&#39;re paying for. Service was efficient, no complaints.

Stopped by for breakfast and Mario hooked us up with a few things to try. Greek coffee was strong and good, french toast with the strawberry marmalade was the highlight. You can tell he actually cares about what he serves. Solid first meal here.

Came for the halo-halo, left happy. Creamy and sweet, just the right pick-me-up. Lady at the counter was super friendly too.

The place looks amazing, but service was kinda slow when we wanted the bill. Took forever to pay and leave 😅 Still a cool spot for a casual hangout though.

The arancini and lasagna alla bolognese were spot on&mdash;you could tell they put real care into the food. Lefteris looked after us well, made the whole thing feel easy.

Guac was fresh, ceviche had a nice kick to it. Margarita did the job. Sat outside, quick bite before heading out. Service was fast enough for a lunch stop. Place gets busy but worth it for the food.

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