Top Restaurants in Maroussi
Top 10 Italian food in Maroussi, Attica, Greece
Reviews on Italian food in Maroussi, Attica, Greece including Margot, Il Salumaio Di Atene, Margot, Margot, La Gratella Athens, Ue Pizza Bar, Giacomo, Pausa, La Pasteria, Dal Professore
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10. Dal Professore
Overall Ratings
3 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By asizina
If you are looking for the best "pasta" in Athens,this is your choice!!!Nikos,the chef is a food expert!The food is always beyond my expectations...Due to the financial crisis,prices are lower than last years.All in all,great value for money!
9. La Pasteria
Overall Ratings
3 based on 256 reviews
Reviewed By chiotisAthens
Have visited this picturesque Italian/Greek restaurant in the heart of Kifisia last week with very friendly service and the finest of cuisine mainly wth Pasta dishes but also any type of Mediterranean food, with moderate prices, can accommodate couples, families and young people from lunch to late dinner.
8. Pausa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By coling549
Went here with a large group of people for business meeting/lunch. Food and service both excellent. Made to feel very welcome by the staff. Would recommend the mushroom starter and the beetroot risotto for main. Good free wifi.
7. Giacomo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
An authentic Italian restaurant, awarded with Certificate of Excellence by TripAdvisor in 2019. It is located in the centre of Kifisia and has 3 distinct rooms that make you feel as if in Rome... The top choices in the menu are spaghetti Carbonara, Cotole
Reviewed By livingthegourmetlife
I've eaten Italian at too many places around the world, but this one is just.... wow, you can't top it. Order the quattro formaggi pizza with gorgonzola & the pasta with truffle = AMAZING!
6. Ue Pizza Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By Bealive01
Went for shopping with my family in kifisia and had here coffee afterwards with them. Service was at best mediocre and the Greek coffee that I ordered didnât taste good at all. Overall prices are a (very) little bit cheaper here than other cafes in the area.
5. La Gratella Athens
Overall Ratings
4 based on 177 reviews
Original italian cuisine with influenced from Napoli, Tuscany and Sicily.
Reviewed By StavrosB3
Athentic Italian trattoria! The owner/ chef is Italian from Napoli. The bread sticks and olives, the appetizers, the pizza, the pasta were very very very tasty. Great service with the right recommendation of wine that suited the meal perfectly. Great-quality food at an affordable price!
4. Margot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
A modern Italian restaurant with warm decoration and traditional ambiance, a Trattoria with fresh pasta, pizza and Italian desserts, all homemade.
Reviewed By DrLexLondon
A lovely Italian restaurant (despite the French name!), with beautiful, smart/casual ambience, delicious food, very decent wine list, and truly outstanding service (warm, attentive but not overbearing, genuinely knowledgable, a joy!). Highly recommended.PS Can I encourage you to open a French bistrot, next? A proper one, which Athens lacks. You can call it a nice Italian name... :)
3. Margot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
A modern Italian restaurant with warm decoration and traditional ambiance, a Trattoria with fresh pasta, pizza and Italian desserts, all homemade.
Reviewed By DrLexLondon
A lovely Italian restaurant (despite the French name!), with beautiful, smart/casual ambience, delicious food, very decent wine list, and truly outstanding service (warm, attentive but not overbearing, genuinely knowledgable, a joy!). Highly recommended.PS Can I encourage you to open a French bistrot, next? A proper one, which Athens lacks. You can call it a nice Italian name... :)
2. Il Salumaio Di Atene
Overall Ratings
4 based on 217 reviews
Reviewed By Panos K
When this place opened , around 20 years ago, it was named âSalumaio di Montenapoleoneâ. Very promising, like the original place in Milano. Great recipes, great service and astonishing tastes... Until about 2 years ago.. Not sure about what or who has changed. The classic capriccio sandwich with tuna , egg and mustard disappeared and dentex fish stuffed in zucchini blossoms replaced it! Just like a Christmas miracle! The background music , by the way, in this period of the summer , reminded us Frank Sinatraâs âCarol of the Bellsâ . Funny thing, after a classic Kifissia horse carriage passed by, it sounded like Rudolph the rain deer was pulling Santaâs coach. It was then when I proposed to my wife to order eggnog instead of white wine (pardon my loud laughter). 2 dishes of starters + 2 glasses of = ? (Can you find the equation?). At the beginning my wife made a wild guess getting out of her wallet the green euro bill. But for our surprise, the final cost was a little less than 50 euros (what A bargain!). While walking back to the parking lot , the dentex jumped out my wifeâs stomach as she puked her guts out (kind of rare for her). Then , as we arrived home , she decided to have a long visit to the restroom. After all these , I can recommend this dish for those who get often constipated. At the end they will definitely cry: âwhat a relief!â. And the story ends by walking out the âSalumaio of Athensâ with a great disappointment. The leadership in the market may rely on cost saving and/or on differentiated products. In this case, the first part is out of the question. The second part though , may offer you exceptional experiences! (in the toilet). PS: Their toilet , was always the highlight of this place, as the rotary crown of the basin was introduced from the foundation of this place ...Happy new You!
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1. Margot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
A modern Italian restaurant with warm decoration and traditional ambiance, a Trattoria with fresh pasta, pizza and Italian desserts, all homemade.
Reviewed By DrLexLondon
A lovely Italian restaurant (despite the French name!), with beautiful, smart/casual ambience, delicious food, very decent wine list, and truly outstanding service (warm, attentive but not overbearing, genuinely knowledgable, a joy!). Highly recommended.PS Can I encourage you to open a French bistrot, next? A proper one, which Athens lacks. You can call it a nice Italian name... :)
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