shed — Restaurant in Municipality of Thessaloniki

Ordering and Service Honest Reviews reviewers joined the counter queue and received their drinks within minutes. Staff were upbeat, answered ingredient questions clearly, and kept the line moving. A row of pavement tables shaded by large market umbrellas lets guests relax without direct sun, confirming the venue’s outdoor‑seating focus. Service rating 4 / 5

Beverage Quality and Setting The reviewers ordered the Matcha Latte with Salted Caramel & Peach, drinks showed bright fruit notes over clean grassy tea. The texture trended slightly watery, yet flavour remained appealing and refreshing. Pricing matches other specialty cafés in Thessaloniki, offering good value for an inventive matcha. The reviewers also sampled a tiny cookie that comes with the matcha latte and was remarkably good (full size cookies can be bought aswell) which adds extra appeal for anyone with a sweet tooth. The Street ambience, light background music from inside, and steady foot traffic create an energetic but comfortable backdrop. Crowding at peak times is the only drawback though it moves quickly. Matcha rating 4 / 5 Ambience rating 4 / 5

Conclusion Shed pairs attentive service with a creative, well‑priced matcha latte in an open‑air setting. A touch more body in the drink would merit full marks, but the café remains a clear recommendation for matcha...

Shed is a small and pleasant cafe, and a coffee lovers delight. I was happily surprised to see they served flat whites - as other cafes I've visited in Greece simply don't offer them. There is a range of options when it comes to choosing the beans for your coffee. The coffee tastes great, the service is impeccable, and (bar the lack of coffee art) the presentation is lovely - coffee served on a tray with a complementary little red velvet cookie. You should note that you will be charged €0.5 to sit in, though I would say the atmosphere is worth it.

I only wish there was more seating, and that they added latte art to their coffee. Although on seating, it was only an issue because this place is so popular - and for...

Kind of an underwhelming experience unfortunately. Reality is that we found the cafe and it was japanese themed so we went there thinking we would find something kind of unique, however there was just the usual standard coffee options as in any cafe (and less). There were some cakes and very few tea options, and I was expecting at least a few tea options as it was Japan themed and Japanese tea tradition runs very deeply! If you want to just get a coffee and chill with a few friends then it's fine, just don't expect it to be japanese at all in terms of food and beverages (except from matcha but this can be found anywhere really), asides from some design choices...