Su Casa — Restaurant in Municipality of Glyfada

This place was fire! The restaurant decor was beautiful, situated in a beautiful garden with a Bohemian vibe. Everything we ordered was excellent and the service spot on. The dishes were cooked and seasoned perfectly. One of my guest who is a foodie recommend the restaurant and I am glad I listened. I did not post as many pictures of the food as my guest were starving. The tuna tartare was ridiculous, the margarita pizza was tasty, there was a spice probably cumin that was added which I was really digging. We also ordered the mediterranean salad and the grilled calamari. The white wine from Drama, Greece by the glass was fantastic and fruit forward. The only thing that could of been better was the chocolate lava cake with rum. It had too much rum in my opinion and it was served with chocolate ice cream that made the dish too rich. I think vanilla ice cream would of been better. Looking forward to coming back to Su Casa the next time I...

Pretty place with good music but everything else was horrible. The service is so slow. Our main dishes took 45 minutes to come out. The sushi was ok but nothing to rave about. The fish dish really sucked. A tiny piece of fish and a lot of orzo/farro. It was nothing fancy. The pork chop was long but little meat to it. The “soufflé” was just a molten lava cake with the cheapest vanilla ice cream I’ve ever been served. It had ice crystals in it! Not smooth and creamy. They never asked me which water I wanted and gave me sparkling then flat water from glass bottles while everyone else had tap water and charged me for both bottles that I never requested.

For such a fancy place, the food was def not worth the price and time spent with such slow service. Go for a drink if you want the ambience but stay away from the food. And be keen on the water they just pour for your table...

We ate just starters here on our 1st night. Carpaccio and aranchini, plus 2 non alcoholic drinks. It came to almost €50 with the tip but can't deny it was delicious, although the non alcoholic gin and tonic was awful. We returneda few days later and sat further inside near the bar. It was a lovely atmosphere. We drank decent wine and the steak I ate was cooked to perfection. Our waiter was attentive and polite. The only thing that really annoyed me was the fact that a bottle of mineral water was opened without asking us and that added €3.50 to our bill. The Greek guests on the next table we're offered free tap water. The waiter suggested it was because they weren't dining. This makes no sense to me. We should at least be given to choice to drink free water. Anyway he offered to knock it off the bill, but that wasn't my point. Other than that we had a...