The lamb chops were spot on, juicy and well seasoned. Gyro was solid too. Service was quick, which I appreciated. Good spot if you&#39;re in a hurry.

The honey-glazed fried feta was almost like a dessert, super interesting. Meat portions are massive but the flavors felt a bit safe. Decent spot, nothing crazy.

Decent little cafe, pastries were pretty good. There&#39;s a cat wandering around which was a nice touch. Coffee was fine, nothing amazing but it hit the spot.

The chicken gyro with traditional bread was really good &mdash; soft pita, decent amount of meat, and the tzatziki had a nice kick. Price was fair for what you get. Place was busy but they got me out fast. Only thing is seating is a bit tight, but for a quick bite it works.

Came here with a couple of friends for a quick dinner. The place looks super cute, honestly great for pics. My salad was okay but the avocado was hard, not gonna lie. They forgot the egg at first but brought it after I asked. Service was nice about it though. Would come back for the vibe, maybe not for the food. 📸

The rooftop view is honestly the main reason to come here. You get the Acropolis on one side, but the rest of the city spreads out too, which I didn&#39;t expect. Sunset with a drink felt pretty relaxed, not too crowded when I went. Service was quick enough. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable for lounging around longer.

The pasta was cooked exactly right, not too soft, and you can tell they actually care about the details. The profiterol dessert came out with a little presentation moment which caught me off guard, in a good way. Prices are a bit on the higher side but the food holds up. Would come back if I&#39;m craving proper Italian in the area.

The tabbouleh and kebabs were really good, halloumi was grilled just right. Staff were friendly, place had a nice buzz. Solid spot for a casual meal.

The staff was exceptional, going above and beyond to make our dining experience memorable. The combination of great service and stunning views makes this restaurant a must-visit.

Restaurant in St George Lycabettus Lifestyle Hotel

Nice spot right by the Dafni monastery, sat outside under the trees. Summer evening felt proper relaxing. Got a cocktail and some food, both were decent. Nothing mind-blowing but solid enough for a chill stop. Service was a bit slow but I wasn&#39;t in a rush anyway. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area.

Pina colada was solid, food came out quick too. Service friendly without hovering. Fine spot to grab a drink and call it a day.

Big portions, no question. That grilled veal chop is huge, could easily share. Place is a bit out of the way but fine for a simple, filling meal.

The margherita here is 9 euros and honestly, it&#39;s a proper size. Dough&#39;s got that old-school chew, not the usual floppy stuff. Worth the money for a filling lunch.

Stopped here for a quick breakfast before heading out. The fresh orange juice was really good, not the bottled kind. Cheese pie was warm and flaky, exactly what I needed. Place is small but fine for a short stop. Wish they had more veggie options though.

Came for lunch, grabbed the roast beef sandwich. Not cheap, but honestly? Two-thirds of it filled me up for the whole afternoon. Had to take the rest home. Portions are serious here. I&rsquo;d go back just for that.

Food was solid, service friendly too. Just wish the tables weren&#39;t so cramped, felt a bit squeezed in. Left satisfied though.

The ragu tagliatelle was the kind of thing I&rsquo;d cross town for&mdash;fresh, rich, properly made. Place was buzzing, almost too loud at times, but it added to the energy. Service kept up with the chaos, quick and friendly. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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 great and the staff really knows what they&rsquo;re doing. Sushi was fresh, no complaints there. Tables are a little tight though, we were basically elbowing the next table. Also, ask for tap water unless you wanna pay extra for bottled. Small thing but it adds up.

The tasting menu really impressed me. Brisket and pastrami were the stars&mdash;smoky, tender, no need for extra sauce. Portions are huge, I couldn&#39;t finish everything. Only thing is it&#39;s a lot of meat, so maybe not ideal if you&#39;re watching portions. But for a treat, it&#39;s solid.

Lovely rooftop vibe even if the view&rsquo;s mostly buildings around. Cozy spot, felt relaxed the whole time.

Got a table on a busy night without booking, which was lucky. The sea bream was fresh, cooked just right. Moussaka had that nice bechamel with a hint of nutmeg. Service was friendly and didn&#39;t rush us. Only small thing, the chairs are a bit hard after an hour. But overall a relaxed meal, no stress.

Second visit and still happy with the food. Mains around 9-12 euros, decent portions. Gets a bit crowded on weekends but the vibe stays relaxed. Staff friendly too.

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