O Thanasis
Famous for its kebab in pita on Monastiraki Square.
Where to eat, drink and shop in Athens: souvlaki and tavernas, rooftops facing the Acropolis, loukoumades and coffee, Ermou Street, Kolonaki and flea markets.
Famous names, local favourites and halal options for every budget. € under €20 · €€ €20–40 · €€€ €40–80 · €€€€ over €80 per person.
Famous for its kebab in pita on Monastiraki Square.
Historic grill house serving Athens since 1879.
Tiny, old-school souvlaki shop with a loyal following.
Deli and restaurant for cured meats, cheeses and meze.
No-sign basement taverna with a few simple dishes of the day.
Rooftop taverna with a direct view of the Acropolis.
Elegant terrace facing the Acropolis.
Michelin-starred seafood by the small harbour of Mikrolimano.
Two-Michelin-star French-Mediterranean cooking in a courtyard.
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Halal status is based on published restaurant information and can change. Please confirm with the restaurant before you go. Food photos are illustrative and do not show the restaurant itself.
Classic afternoon tea, specialty coffee and sweet stops.
Loukoumades (Greek honey doughnuts) since 1923.
Modern loukoumades with many toppings.
Neighbourhood bakery for pies and Greek sweets.
One of Athens' leading specialty roasters.
Small bookshop café near the Acropolis Museum.
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Department stores, luxury streets, malls, outlets and markets.
Athens' main pedestrian shopping street.
Upscale district of designer stores and jewellers.
Old streets below the Acropolis, full of souvenir and sandal shops.
Greece's leading department store.
Big mall north of the city.
Upscale mall near the Olympic Stadium.
Designer outlet near Athens airport.
Antiques and bric-a-brac, busiest on Sunday.
Athens' central meat, fish and spice market.
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