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Food Around Athens
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Nearby attractions
Monastiraki Square
Apollonos 21, Athina 105 57, Greece
Flea Market
Ifestou, Athina 105 55, Greece
Hadrian's Library
Κ, Areos 3, Τ, Athina 105 55, Greece
Holy Church of the Virgin Mary Pantanassa - Monastiraki
Pl. Monastirakiou, Athina 105 55, Greece
Roman Forum of Athens (Roman Agora)
Polignotou 3, Athina 105 55, Greece
Museum of Illusions Athens
Ermou 119 Entrance from, Astiggos 12, Athina 105 55, Greece
Museum of Modern Greek Culture (Tzistarakis Mosque)
Areos 10, Athina 105 55, Greece
Ancient Agora of Athens
Athens 105 55, Greece
Stoa of Attalos - Museum of the Ancient Agora
Adrianou 24, Athina 105 55, Greece
Holy Metropolitan Church of the Annunciation to the Virgin Mary
E056 105, Athina 118 54, Greece
Nearby restaurants
Thanasis
Mitropoleos 69, Athina 105 55, Greece
360 Cocktail Bar
Ifestou 2, Athina 105 55, Greece
Bairaktaris Central
Μητροπόλεως 71-88 71-88, Mitropoleos St, Athina 105 55, Greece
Savvas
Ermou 91, Athina 105 55, Greece
Attic Urban Rooftop
Ermou 86, Athina 105 54, Greece
Hyper Astro Bar
Ερμού 78, & Αθηνάς 2, Athina 105 51, Greece
The Brunchers
Ag. Theklas 5, Athina 105 54, Greece
SNOB Athens Luxury Rooms & Espresso Gastro Bar
Agias Irinis 17, Athina 105 51, Greece
The Brunch Factory
Athinas 11, Athina 105 54, Greece
Couleur Locale
Normanou 3, Athina 105 55, Greece
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Food Around Athens

Athinas 3, Athina 105 54, Greece
5.0(280)
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attractions: Monastiraki Square, Flea Market, Hadrian's Library, Holy Church of the Virgin Mary Pantanassa - Monastiraki, Roman Forum of Athens (Roman Agora), Museum of Illusions Athens, Museum of Modern Greek Culture (Tzistarakis Mosque), Ancient Agora of Athens, Stoa of Attalos - Museum of the Ancient Agora, Holy Metropolitan Church of the Annunciation to the Virgin Mary, restaurants: Thanasis, 360 Cocktail Bar, Bairaktaris Central, Savvas, Attic Urban Rooftop, Hyper Astro Bar, The Brunchers, SNOB Athens Luxury Rooms & Espresso Gastro Bar, The Brunch Factory, Couleur Locale
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Nearby attractions of Food Around Athens

Monastiraki Square

Flea Market

Hadrian's Library

Holy Church of the Virgin Mary Pantanassa - Monastiraki

Roman Forum of Athens (Roman Agora)

Museum of Illusions Athens

Museum of Modern Greek Culture (Tzistarakis Mosque)

Ancient Agora of Athens

Stoa of Attalos - Museum of the Ancient Agora

Holy Metropolitan Church of the Annunciation to the Virgin Mary

Monastiraki Square

Monastiraki Square

4.5

(9.1K)

Open 24 hours
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Flea Market

Flea Market

4.4

(5.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Hadrian's Library

Hadrian's Library

4.4

(3.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Holy Church of the Virgin Mary Pantanassa - Monastiraki

Holy Church of the Virgin Mary Pantanassa - Monastiraki

4.7

(178)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

See the Acropolis with a licensed guide
See the Acropolis with a licensed guide
Fri, Dec 5 • 8:00 AM
117 42, Athens, Greece
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Explore Sounio Temple of Poseidon &Athens Riviera
Explore Sounio Temple of Poseidon &Athens Riviera
Fri, Dec 5 • 8:00 AM
105 58, Athens, Greece
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Philosophy and Democracy Tour of Athens
Philosophy and Democracy Tour of Athens
Fri, Dec 5 • 8:30 AM
105 55, Athens, Greece
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Nearby restaurants of Food Around Athens

Thanasis

360 Cocktail Bar

Bairaktaris Central

Savvas

Attic Urban Rooftop

Hyper Astro Bar

The Brunchers

SNOB Athens Luxury Rooms & Espresso Gastro Bar

The Brunch Factory

Couleur Locale

Thanasis

Thanasis

4.2

(6.7K)

Click for details
360 Cocktail Bar

360 Cocktail Bar

4.3

(4.2K)

$$

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Bairaktaris Central

Bairaktaris Central

3.7

(4.4K)

Click for details
Savvas

Savvas

3.9

(3.8K)

$$

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Reviews of Food Around Athens

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5.0
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I recently had the pleasure of experiencing a phenomenal food tour in Greece, and it exceeded all my expectations. The pace of the tour was perfectly balanced, not too slow to become tedious, yet not too fast to miss out on the rich cultural experiences. It was nothing short of amazing!

Our guide, Michalis, played a pivotal role in making this food tour an unforgettable experience. His passion for Greek cuisine and the local culture was palpable, and it added a layer of authenticity to the entire journey. Michalis went above and beyond to ensure that our group felt engaged, comfortable, and, most importantly, well-fed.

What stood out the most was Michalis's genuine care for our group. He took the time to explain the historical significance behind each dish, providing a deeper understanding of the culinary landscape. His warm personality and infectious enthusiasm created a delightful atmosphere throughout the tour.

The selection of food venues showcased the diversity and richness of Greek cuisine. From savory olives to sweet baklava, every stop was a culinary adventure. The attention to detail in curating this gastronomic experience was evident, and it truly reflected the essence of Greek flavors.

I highly recommend this food tour to anyone looking for an immersive and delectable journey through Greek cuisine. The combination of a well-paced itinerary, a knowledgeable guide like Michalis, and the exquisite food selection makes this tour a five-star experience. Kudos to the organizers for creating such a memorable and enjoyable culinary adventure in...

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1y

We had a great tour this morning with Michael. he was so friendly and knowledgeable, putting all three of us at ease right away. We got to sample bougatsa and spanakopita to start off the day. He especially took us to small family owned businesses that support the community, which we really appreciated. Hearing the stories behind how the food is made, and where it is grown is the kind of thing you can’t discover on your own. We sampled olive oil, cheese and cured meat from several different shops that have been owned in one family for generations. One of the highlights for me was also sampling a variety of different honeys, all collected from different locations by the same family company, who move their bees around to follow whatever flowers or saps are in season. The necessary coffee break was taken with some good education on coffee in Greece. We also tried a variety of olives, some fresh feta made in the shop, then, had a great walk-through the meat and fish markets, stopping to have some freshly grilled chicken skewers. We toured a spice shop, stopping to smell a number of different dried herbs, and learned how one wall was devoted to medicinal herbs and teas. We sampled some nuts and tangerines, which were in season. We finished up by having a beautiful lunch of mezze and ouzo. We have already returned to some of the shops to make purchases, and plan to do more in the coming days. I highly recommend this tour and found it very much worth the cost. Even though it was a bit of a splurge for us, I would do it again...

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5.0
1y

In Athens and want to spend the day eating Greek food, but need to get your steps in? Here is your answer!! An exceptional tour led my the kindest friendliest guide, Mike. The knowledge he has of the food, its history is incredible. We sampled such a selection of delicacies it would be difficult to pick a favourite but the feta pie, chicken skewers and calamari were without doubt the best I’ve ever had. Watching the Greek coffee being made was amazing. Happily purchased olive oil, honey and spread to take home and went back the next day for some sweet treats (Greek delight, yum!). The great thing about this tour is that it takes you places you probably wouldn’t as a tourist, introduces you to food you might not usually try and gives you the confidence to go back and live like a local for a short time. We were very fortunate to have great people on the tour with us, honestly felt like we’d known them for ages when the final meal was finished I think over 4 hours later. All the people we met along the way were so friendly. But without doubt the best thing about this tour is Mike and the lovely Rachel who I was fortunate enough to meet also. I was only in Athens because of this food tour, having watched them on A New Life In The Sun I decided I must book and go and experience it for myself. They didn’t let me down....

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Macrina LewisMacrina Lewis
We had a great tour this morning with Michael. he was so friendly and knowledgeable, putting all three of us at ease right away. We got to sample bougatsa and spanakopita to start off the day. He especially took us to small family owned businesses that support the community, which we really appreciated. Hearing the stories behind how the food is made, and where it is grown is the kind of thing you can’t discover on your own. We sampled olive oil, cheese and cured meat from several different shops that have been owned in one family for generations. One of the highlights for me was also sampling a variety of different honeys, all collected from different locations by the same family company, who move their bees around to follow whatever flowers or saps are in season. The necessary coffee break was taken with some good education on coffee in Greece. We also tried a variety of olives, some fresh feta made in the shop, then, had a great walk-through the meat and fish markets, stopping to have some freshly grilled chicken skewers. We toured a spice shop, stopping to smell a number of different dried herbs, and learned how one wall was devoted to medicinal herbs and teas. We sampled some nuts and tangerines, which were in season. We finished up by having a beautiful lunch of mezze and ouzo. We have already returned to some of the shops to make purchases, and plan to do more in the coming days. I highly recommend this tour and found it very much worth the cost. Even though it was a bit of a splurge for us, I would do it again without question.
Maureen FergusonMaureen Ferguson
In Athens and want to spend the day eating Greek food, but need to get your steps in? Here is your answer!! An exceptional tour led my the kindest friendliest guide, Mike. The knowledge he has of the food, its history is incredible. We sampled such a selection of delicacies it would be difficult to pick a favourite but the feta pie, chicken skewers and calamari were without doubt the best I’ve ever had. Watching the Greek coffee being made was amazing. Happily purchased olive oil, honey and spread to take home and went back the next day for some sweet treats (Greek delight, yum!). The great thing about this tour is that it takes you places you probably wouldn’t as a tourist, introduces you to food you might not usually try and gives you the confidence to go back and live like a local for a short time. We were very fortunate to have great people on the tour with us, honestly felt like we’d known them for ages when the final meal was finished I think over 4 hours later. All the people we met along the way were so friendly. But without doubt the best thing about this tour is Mike and the lovely Rachel who I was fortunate enough to meet also. I was only in Athens because of this food tour, having watched them on A New Life In The Sun I decided I must book and go and experience it for myself. They didn’t let me down. Thank you 😊
Donny JohnsonDonny Johnson
We met our guide and new friend, Rachel, at an easy-to-find location. I can’t overstate how lovely, energetic, and kind Rachel was from the very beginning. We were a group of eight from the US and were in a larger tour group of ten. Within minutes she called each of us by our names as we made our way through (rough estimate) 7k of streets and alleys. We stopped at a couple of fresh markets, a meat and seafood market, and for two sit-down experiences. We visited a couple of spice shops as well. Rachel discussed the foods, both prepared in the restaurants and fresh, as well as a broader perspective on food culture in Athens, Greece, and the region. Our meals, our snacks, our desserts, our wine, and our spirits were exceptional. We were never rushed and she ensured everyone was comfortable at each place, be it from the heat or the smell (fish and meat markets). Rachel was very engaged with our 12 year old, who is especially interested in Greek language and culture. Every place we visited welcomed us and Rachel seems to know everyone in the neighborhoods we visited. This was an outstanding way to spend our first morning in Athens and gave us a dozen ideas for what, when, and where to eat during our visit. You will be very, very well fed during this tour. I suggest coming hungry. Skip breakfast.
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We had a great tour this morning with Michael. he was so friendly and knowledgeable, putting all three of us at ease right away. We got to sample bougatsa and spanakopita to start off the day. He especially took us to small family owned businesses that support the community, which we really appreciated. Hearing the stories behind how the food is made, and where it is grown is the kind of thing you can’t discover on your own. We sampled olive oil, cheese and cured meat from several different shops that have been owned in one family for generations. One of the highlights for me was also sampling a variety of different honeys, all collected from different locations by the same family company, who move their bees around to follow whatever flowers or saps are in season. The necessary coffee break was taken with some good education on coffee in Greece. We also tried a variety of olives, some fresh feta made in the shop, then, had a great walk-through the meat and fish markets, stopping to have some freshly grilled chicken skewers. We toured a spice shop, stopping to smell a number of different dried herbs, and learned how one wall was devoted to medicinal herbs and teas. We sampled some nuts and tangerines, which were in season. We finished up by having a beautiful lunch of mezze and ouzo. We have already returned to some of the shops to make purchases, and plan to do more in the coming days. I highly recommend this tour and found it very much worth the cost. Even though it was a bit of a splurge for us, I would do it again without question.
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In Athens and want to spend the day eating Greek food, but need to get your steps in? Here is your answer!! An exceptional tour led my the kindest friendliest guide, Mike. The knowledge he has of the food, its history is incredible. We sampled such a selection of delicacies it would be difficult to pick a favourite but the feta pie, chicken skewers and calamari were without doubt the best I’ve ever had. Watching the Greek coffee being made was amazing. Happily purchased olive oil, honey and spread to take home and went back the next day for some sweet treats (Greek delight, yum!). The great thing about this tour is that it takes you places you probably wouldn’t as a tourist, introduces you to food you might not usually try and gives you the confidence to go back and live like a local for a short time. We were very fortunate to have great people on the tour with us, honestly felt like we’d known them for ages when the final meal was finished I think over 4 hours later. All the people we met along the way were so friendly. But without doubt the best thing about this tour is Mike and the lovely Rachel who I was fortunate enough to meet also. I was only in Athens because of this food tour, having watched them on A New Life In The Sun I decided I must book and go and experience it for myself. They didn’t let me down. Thank you 😊
Maureen Ferguson

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We met our guide and new friend, Rachel, at an easy-to-find location. I can’t overstate how lovely, energetic, and kind Rachel was from the very beginning. We were a group of eight from the US and were in a larger tour group of ten. Within minutes she called each of us by our names as we made our way through (rough estimate) 7k of streets and alleys. We stopped at a couple of fresh markets, a meat and seafood market, and for two sit-down experiences. We visited a couple of spice shops as well. Rachel discussed the foods, both prepared in the restaurants and fresh, as well as a broader perspective on food culture in Athens, Greece, and the region. Our meals, our snacks, our desserts, our wine, and our spirits were exceptional. We were never rushed and she ensured everyone was comfortable at each place, be it from the heat or the smell (fish and meat markets). Rachel was very engaged with our 12 year old, who is especially interested in Greek language and culture. Every place we visited welcomed us and Rachel seems to know everyone in the neighborhoods we visited. This was an outstanding way to spend our first morning in Athens and gave us a dozen ideas for what, when, and where to eat during our visit. You will be very, very well fed during this tour. I suggest coming hungry. Skip breakfast.
Donny Johnson

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