Chimichurri Athens — Restaurant in Athens

The place is very overpriced for what you get. First of all, empanadas and pizzas are like you eat raw salt. They put way too much salt and you lose all the flavor. The pizza itself is like a cheap street fast food pizza. The meat is the only thing there that is very delicious, and that’s it. The atmosphere is bad, you don’t feel like what you pay for. For this price in Athens you go to restaurants that you have a personal service person behind you filling your glass and just staying there waiting for you. No kidding. When we went we were 9 people and we were the only table in the restaurant. They didn’t even have music with those prices, they had the TV on showing a basketball match. We went there to have a good time and relax with nice food and music not with the fuss of a match. When we asked the service for some music they refused. Finally we ended up putting our own music from a phone. Completely unacceptable. I couldn’t recommend...

We had an incredible time at Chimichurri! Greeted by authentic smiles and a delicious eggplant hors d'oeuvres was only the beginning of a savory experience. We ordered various dishes as there were 4 of us. We started with different homemade empanadas stuffed with Argentine meat, which were unique and pleasant to the palate. We had the Argentine striploin steak and Picanha Argentine steak both juicy and perfectly cooked. The Argentine Angus beef burger and margrira pizza were both just amazing. The desserts vanilla caramel and traditional pastry filled with dulce de leche were the cherries on the cake. The music and ambiance were a factor in our relaxation! Oh! and let me not forget that we were also treated to various delights and Limoncello. Yum yum!  We are definitely going again....

A great break after sightseeing and escaping the heat - this gem, specializing in Argentinian street food, is owned by Diego. His warmth and hospitality set the tone for an unforgettable dining experience.

We ordered the Argentinian Picanya paired with a Greek salad, accompanied by a single beer— that perfectly satiated our appetites after a five-hour exploration of the city.

The restaurant’s ambiance is a sanctuary of cool relief, with an atmosphere punctuated by great music that fosters a relaxing environment. Chimichurri is not just a restaurant; it’s a haven where culinary traditions meet heartfelt hospitality, creating a dining experience that is both soul-nourishing and memorable.

And for soccer lovers - Diego’s decor will...