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Best Diner food near Athens, Attica, Greece
Find out what Diner restaurants to try in Athens. World renowned as the cradle of democracy and with the iconic Acropolis still standing proudly at its center, Athens is at once a living history lesson and a lively modern European capital. Its character varies from the busy commercial avenues connecting its two main squares, Syntagma and Omonia, to the tight-knit alleys of the touristic old town areas of Plaka and Monastiraki. The city has a busy nightlife scene: its convivial tavernas and buzzing bars in neighborhoods such as Exarchia, Psirri and Gazi are packed and lively well into the night.
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1. Caravin Wine & Wanderlust
Overall Ratings
5 based on 109 reviews
The Caravan of Wine. Wine and Travel. Two words so different, but tightly interwoven with each other, moving along similar routes in the course of time.Three women, passionate for wine and travel, meet and their vision takes shape. CaraVin is born. A diff
Reviewed By The_Hunters
After checking TA reviews we headed to Caravin for our first lunch in Athens. We simply loved everything about the wine bar. The decor, food and wine were faultless. Loved it and we are not the easiest to please. If you like good food and drink then this is the place to head to.
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2. Trata Fish Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 601 reviews
Reviewed By ross701
My daughter and I went on Friday and again tonight ( Monday) Excellent & friendly service.. Lovely food.. serv ining just the right size.. didn't leave you bloated but neither did it leave you wanting more.. just sufficient! Nice ambiance.. couldn't ask for anything better!
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3. Balcony Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1091 reviews
Reviewed By irisharpe
Good setting though there is no view of âthe sightsâ here. Theyâve created a pleasant rooftop setting in the center of the tourist area that provides a respite from the hustle downstairs. The waitstaff was too notch. Wine selection was high quality. We had the seafood saganaki and octopus starters. Both were quite good. Our mains were the sea food pasta, sea bass and lamb. All were prepared well and we had no complaints. If you want a bit of a break from the hustle and bustle of the tourist scene and donât mind not seeing the Acropolis for one meal, this is a great option.
