5 Places to Eat in Athens, Greece 🇬🇷🍴

[petew]

These are tourist places. Go walk around the neighborhoods and eat at any of the old places.

[okanepara]

Anywhere in Greece you can find perfect food. Just avoid all the ones advertised like the ones here.

[solene]

We just tested Tylixto and it was very good and very affordable ! Less than 9€ for 2 gyros

[marilenav]

Ούτε εμείς δεν πάμε στου Μποτρίνη εντωμεταξύ 😂

[LMays-cuhp]

Thank you for sharing your great trip to Athens.

[PanosKDS]

Great video! As a local, I’d also add EATalians to the list.

it's a hidden gem that many visitors miss! I actually made a video on my channel about the Best Athens Restaurants too.

[NasAnas-fuhy]

It is transcription Tilihto!!! Translated like a pockage, envelope inroll

[MP-moql]

You missed out on so many great restaurants. The locals don’t eat at these spots.

Except Tylixto, but their restaurant in Vouliagmeni is so so much better!!!

[wolkrieth]

This has made me an unholy degree of Hungry.

[elenimak]

Πολύ ακριβές επιλογές όταν ο μισθός σου είναι 750-800€. Μόνο το σουβλάκι κάνει 3, 80. Φαντάσου να γευματισεις στην Πλάκα ή στου Μποτρινι.

[thomasr]

Are not all omelets in Greece, Greek omelets?

[sindyizaguirre]

What is that street called at the beginning of your video ?

[freedomofspeech]

Sometimes I feel bad for tourists, they get persuaded to go to these tourist traps.

[Kevin-zznc]

What's the Greek word for culinary envy???

[GinaL-kn]

I live in karditsa, Greece, baby I know how it feels 😚☺️😌😌

[RayBetterThanEvilCanival]

If the name is in English you know it’s some touristy bs

[baci]

The letter X in greek language is equivalent to H in English. So the way you pronounced is extremely wrong and embarrasing. If you are trying to be a travel/food vlogger, maybe do better research.

[Bill]

Ase mas mwri kimeza emathes na trws kiolas..

[erdemozcan]

Yoghurt belongs to Turks and is a Turkish word, adding "greek" in front of it does not make it Greek. Gyros is a copy of Turkish doner and there was no such food in Greece before the 1920s. And again, dolma-des, loukma-des, baklava belong to Turkish cuisine and are etymologically Turkish words.