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Top 3 Greek food in Mayschoss, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Find out what Greek restaurants to try in Mayschoss including Taverna Sirtaki, Restaurant Charisma, Restaurant Delphi
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1. Taverna Sirtaki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By danielfB5845FJ
We visited this place with 8 friends, a nice Greek restaurant with good price/quality food.As written in other comments that you get "to much food", that's something you can discuss about as i think its a normal portion.The price is very good, the taste is good and the service is also fine! We didn't had to wait to long for our drinks/food.
2. Restaurant Charisma
Overall Ratings
4 based on 152 reviews
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Reviewed By Ornithorh
After reading the reviews I expected something really sensational, but actually I was fairly disappointed. The food was really just ok. Wine was good and the staff were friendly. But first back to the food... everything was far too salty!!!! The moussaka had the most salt! The dish itself was good. It had the right mix of I gradients, had the right consistency... but was so salty that one couldn't enjoy it. Second was the Greek salad... also way, way too salty! Then last were the spanakokeftethes and the grilled octopus... not as bad as the moussaka and the salad, but still way too salty. And speaking of the grilled octopus... it was rather mushy. The head waiter explained to us that it is supposed to be that way, and perhaps he is right, but my experience in other (very good) Greek restaurants is that it should be al dente. I mean it should not be rubbery, but nice to bite into :-) ok, so in summary, nice people, tasty wine... but the food was not quite right. Drive to Essen and try Eleon in Rüttenscheider Str.... there you can eat really fantastic meze.
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3. Restaurant Delphi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Sean A
After a relatively recent run & enjoyment of Greek food, we happened to be passing-by the Delphi and decided to pop in for lunch. With Ahrweiler being a tourist "must" in the area, the place was far from empty. The interior is a bit dated imho but still nice. Service was fair, as in general I expect a bit more (and in places I rate, this is what I/we get). It took a bit longer than expected for the meals to arrive after ordering, and whilst potion sizes were generous & the food piping hot (and the side-salad tasty, and cool - of course), the calamari (the "main" element) was well over cooked :-( In the hope of this disappointment being partially offset by a complimentary Ouzo at the end of the meal, another kick 'down below' - informed that "they only do this in the evenings". [I might add that that the meals we had were off-the-card, which applies to both dinner & lunch, at the same price]A return visit likely? Not sure ... being a "local" it may happen by chance, but not by plan - there's still a couple of other Greek restaurants to revisit in Bad Neuenahr and Heimersheim (yet to be reviewed/rated here on TripAdvisor).
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