Piraeus Restaurants

Athinorama, the weekly review of the Athenian scene, has chosen Spondi several years running as the best place in town. The menu features light dishes -- the fresh fish, especially the salmon, is superb -- as well as... more

A most tempting alternative to the fast-food chains present at Syntagma Square is the Furin Kazan. Just a three-minute walk away from the square, this Japanese restaurant is the right place for both a quick bite or a leisurely... more

Just a stone's throw away from Plaka, the Monastiraki Flea Market and the boutiques of Ermou Street, the Bairaktaris is a homage to Athens of pre-war times. This charming taverna has preserved the atmosphere of a bygone era in... more

Not many tourists come to this favorite haunt of lawyers and businesspeople who work in the Omonia Square area. You can stick to appetizers (technically, this is an ouzeri) or have a full meal. Appetizers include delicio... more

Styled after a Milanese trattoria, the Salumaio di Montenapoleone feels more like a gourmet deli shop than a conventional restaurant. It is the unique combination of informality and expensive ingredients that make this place ve... more

Mikrolimano—or Tourkolimano as it is also known—is one of the most picturesque places in Athens and a favourite dining venue. This tiny fishing harbour features a row of good fish restaurants. Among them is Jimmy and the Fish w... more

The affluent sushi addicts of Athens seem to agree that Kiku is by far the best Japanese restaurant in town. The beautifully designed dining room is the appropriate venue for the skilfully prepared dishes that include a variety... more

One of the city's most authentic fish tavernas can be found in the working-class district of Piraeus. Tassos Kollias serves his customers a great selection of fresh fish and seafood, that has become a legend among the gourmets... more

Restaurant Taverna Plaka is located in the heart of old downtown Athens, and offers authentic Greek dishes, along with fantastic Greek wine, and a typically warm and friendly atmosphere. Great for either lunch or dinner it has... more

The opening of the Athens Ledra Marriott Hotel in 1983 brought Polynesian cuisine for the first time to Athens. The splendid Kona Kai introduced its loyal clientele to the exotic flavors of far-away places with influences of Ha... more