Location: Glyfada
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Where to eat Middle Eastern food in Glyfada: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Middle Eastern food in Glyfada, Attica, Greece. Glyfada (Greek: Γλυφάδα, pronounced [ɣliˈfaða]) is a suburb in Athens. It is situated in the southern parts of the Athens' Urban Area. The area stretches from the foot of the Hymettus mountain to the Saronic Gulf. It is the largest of Athens' southern suburb. "Hellenic Hamptons",.
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8. Kebabtzidikon to Gnision
Overall Ratings
4 based on 195 reviews
Reviewed By KaterinaBouza
A restaurant that respects its clients. It offers a large variety of dishes in big portions and in logical prices. The service is good and friendly and you will enjoy your food to the inside or outside tables.
7. Divan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
A true gem in the heart of Glyfada, Athens, Divan is a distinguished fine-dining Middle Eastern Restaurant. Offering unique, authentic middle eastern cuisine which brings back forgotten traditional flavors and providing its guests with an unsurpassed firs
Reviewed By GoPlaces528985
We visited here after going to vouliagmeni beach. Service was excellent, the waiter was very attentive. Food was the best Lebanese I'd had in a long time. We ordered the kibbeh and falafel and then I ordered the chicken kebab as a main and my husband ordered the mixed kebab. Very well cooked and large portions.
6. Sahara Lebanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 87 reviews
Authentic Lebanese Cuisine in Athens Greece. In a traditional arabic environment we offer top quality lebanese food. We also offer a variety of shisha / Argile flavors. Join us every Friday and Saturday for arabic live music and belly dancing. Our food is
Reviewed By Georgios R
Most original Lebanese restaurant in Athens. Must go! Nice also without belly dance show. Easy access via tram. Near to Marina and beach.
5. To Libaneziko
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
If you are looking for a place with fresh good food, people with experience over 25 years preparing Lebanese food , using the best quality ingredients and serving Lebanese food in Greece. Located in the heart of Glyfada, a warm and cozy place that will ma
Reviewed By leva20
The good thing about the Libaneziko is that it's open on Mondays, when so many restaurants and tavernas are closed. The fact that so few places aren't open on Mondays makes this an excellent find. For four, with a lite and a half of wine in carafes, the price was 76 euros. We ate a great deal! It's worth trying at least once.
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4. Sakis Kebab
Overall Ratings
5 based on 104 reviews
Taste our famous kebab,the "soujouki"(Spicy kebab) and the "giaourtlou kebab" which only we at SAKIS KEBAB know exactly how to prepare, since 1920. Our handmade recipes, our expertise & the exceptional quality of the ingredients, which we carefully select
Reviewed By mariaangelapel
My friend and I discovered this restaurant by chance. We were looking for a Greek traditional cuisine and my friend felt in love with some of their plates. Since I am vegetarian, we asked if they prepared something also for my dietary. They welcomed us very kindly. They suggested us traditional dishes (both vegetarian and meat-based). We magnifically ate and we spent an amazing time thanks to the friendly chatting with the owners of the restaurant. It is strongly recommended!
3. Mutfak
Overall Ratings
4 based on 128 reviews
Reviewed By blugosi
Mutfak is a different type of kebap house, and there are a lot of them in the area.To begin with , the environment is great, modern instead of traditional, smoking is not allowed in the main hall and for once we didn't have to take our clothes to our veranda after we got home from the restaurant. Thumbs up for the ventilation!Service was excellent. The waiters were very polite and friendly, offering their suggestions when we asked for them.We had a tabbouleh salad, Lechmatzun pies, the eggs & fries over sutzuki and a mixed meat platter for two to eat.For drinks we got the Geni Raki, a Turkish type of Ouzo which we did not like much, standard Ouzo is definitely better.The food was very good too. No complaints here.Prices were steep, even more for the size of the servings which are not generous as we are used in other similar restaurants.So, if you'd like to have kebap, doner, lachmatzun and similar middle east food in a more classy environment and you don't mind an extra 50% on the price , it is a good choice.I would do it again , especially in the winter because we hate eating in a room with smokers around us.
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2. To Elliniko
Overall Ratings
4 based on 424 reviews
Reviewed By Flyer747868
The atmosphere at this restaurant is nice, although it is warm (needs air con) and the tables are too close together. The waiters & waitresses were nice. Most dishes lacked seasoning.The best dish was the calamari which was nice although slightly soggy. The prawns were not cleaned properly, tasted off and had a mushy texture. The fried zucchini tasted nice although lacked salt. The halloumi was good, would definitely recommend.The octopus was not great, very tough and chewy.It is ok, I probably wouldnât return. Still on the hunt for a fresh fish restaurant in Glyfada!!Every review, positive or negative, help us to be better! We do our best every day to be better! Thank you for your review!
1. O Proedros
Overall Ratings
4 based on 415 reviews
the President is equal to quality!!!
Reviewed By Jim M
Had planned on finding the #1 rated restaurant in Glyfada while visiting Athens on a trip from U.S.A. but stopped in a store and she'd a local who tried to send us to a Mexican restaurant. When pressed for Greek food he recommends this place. Because Greeks eat lunch and dinner late we were the first and only customers when it opened at noon until they started coming in at 2 when we were finishing up. Our waiter possible manager(?) was very helpful and made great suggestions. We had a Greek salad large enough to share. Pork skewer and lamb\beef kabobs. All delicious and best we had after spending nearly 2 weeks on a tour of Greece. Then he brought us complimentary dessert and the Greek liquor Mystika to drink and share. A most enjoyable 2 hour lunch. A little hard to find because the name on here looks nothing like the sign I'v ther building. All greek to me indeed. Highly recommend.
