10 Best Rooftop Bars in Athens for 2026: Cocktails and Acropolis Views 

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Discover the best rooftop bars in Athens for 2026, from stylish cocktail terraces and luxury hotel rooftops to hidden local favourites with stunning Acropolis views and unforgettable sunsets.

As the afternoon heat begins to fade and the Acropolis glows golden against the evening sky, locals and visitors alike head upwards, gathering on rooftops for cocktails, sunset views and long summer nights. From luxury hotel terraces overlooking the Parthenon to hidden rooftop bars tucked away above the city’s busiest streets, Athens has become one of Europe’s most exciting rooftop bar destinations.

The city’s rooftop scene continues to evolve each year, with new openings joining long-established favourites across neighbourhoods such as Monastiraki, Syntagma, Psyrri and Koukaki. Whether you’re searching for a chic cocktail bar, a lively rooftop for sunset drinks, or one of the best Acropolis views in Athens, these are the rooftop bars worth visiting in 2026.

Retirè

If Athens has a rooftop bar that feels really local while still delivering one of the city’s most memorable Acropolis views, it’s Retirè. Set on the top floor of Ergon House on Mitropoleos Street, this laid-back rooftop has quietly built a loyal following among Athenians who come for the excellent drinks, relaxed atmosphere and front-row views of the city’s most famous landmark. Unlike some of the larger rooftop venues, Retirè never feels overly crowded. Deck chairs, fairy lights and an easy-going vibe creates the kind of setting where you can easily kick back from hours. 

The cocktail list features thoughtfully crafted drinks that showcase seasonal ingredients alongside classic favourites. There’s also a well-curated selection of Greek wines and local craft beers, making it just as appealing for wine lovers as it is for cocktail enthusiasts. Arrive before sunset, order a drink, and watch the Acropolis begin to glow as the city lights come alive below. 

A: 23 Mitropoleos Street, Syntagma

The Dolli

Few rooftops in Athens deliver quite the same sense of occasion as The Dolli. Perched above one of the city’s most elegant boutique hotels, the rooftop offers what is arguably one of the closest and most spectacular views of the Acropolis anywhere in Athens. From the infinity pool to the stylish terrace, every corner feels designed to frame the ancient monument that dominates the skyline.

The drinks menu embraces Greek ingredients and spirits, with creative cocktails inspired by the city itself alongside a strong selection of Greek wines. While guests staying at the hotel naturally have the advantage, non-residents can also enjoy the rooftop with a reservation. Whether you visit for sunset drinks or an evening cocktail beneath the illuminated Acropolis, The Dolli delivers one of the most memorable rooftop experiences in the Greek capital.

A: Mitropoleos 49, Athens

Point A

Tucked away atop the Herodion Hotel beneath the southern slopes of the Acropolis, Point A enjoys one of the most unique vantage points in the city. The rooftop sits so close to the ancient citadel that it almost feels within touching distance, while also overlooking the striking glass façade of the Acropolis Museum below.

Attracting both visitors and Athenians who appreciate good cocktails, the signature drinks are accompanied by small bites, while the wine list highlights some of Greece’s leading producers. Arrive just before sunset and you’ll be rewarded with one of the most captivating transitions in Athens as the museum lights begin to glow and the Acropolis slowly shines against the night sky.

A: Rovertou Galli 4, Athens

Couleur Locale

Hidden behind Monastiraki’s busy streets and market stalls, Couleur Locale remains one of those rooftop bars that visitors are delighted to discover and locals return to again and again. Finding the entrance is part of the experience, but once the lift doors open, you’re greeted by an expansive terrace with uninterrupted views stretching towards the Acropolis.

The atmosphere here is relaxed, attracting a mix of Athenians, travellers and creatives who gather for cocktails, conversation and music. During the day it’s a comfortable place to escape the crowds below, while evenings get louder as DJs take over. With excellent cocktails, casual food and one of the best Acropolis views in Monastiraki, it’s easy to understand why Couleur Locale remains one of Athens’ most popular rooftops.

A: Normanou 3, Monastiraki

Athinaiki Taratsa

Having opened in 2024, Taratsa has quickly established itself as one of Athens’ most exciting rooftop destinations, combining panoramic Acropolis views with a dining and cocktail experience that is very modern. Located above Mitropoleos Street, the rooftop delivers a vibrant atmosphere that draws both locals and visitors looking for something beyond the usual sunset drinks.

The menu takes inspiration from Greece and the Eastern Mediterranean, with dishes emerging from the wood-fired oven, robata grill and open kitchen throughout the evening. Cocktails are equally inventive, often incorporating Greek ingredients and unexpected flavour combinations, while the wine list showcases excellent labels from across the country. 

A: Mitropoleos 60, Athens

A for Athens

One of the original pioneers of Athens’ rooftop bar scene, A for Athens continues to earn its place among the city’s best. Sitting directly above Monastiraki Square, the rooftop enjoys a front-row view of both the Acropolis and one of the most energetic corners of central Athens.

The cocktail menu changes regularly and is known to be playful and creative, while the atmosphere remains lively throughout the year. Whether you’re visiting Athens for the first time or returning for another trip, A for Athens remains one of those rooftops that perfectly captures the energy of the city. 

A: Miaouli 2, Monastiraki

GB Roof Garden

For a more classic rooftop experience, few addresses rival the legendary Hotel Grande Bretagne. Occupying one of Athens’ most prestigious locations overlooking Syntagma Square, its rooftop spaces combine timeless elegance with some of the finest views in the city.

The GB Roof Garden offers sweeping vistas that stretch from the Acropolis to Lycabettus Hill, while neighbouring Bar 8 provides a more intimate setting for cocktails and evening drinks. Expect top-notch service, expertly made classics and an atmosphere that feels very old-world Athens. It may be one of the city’s most established rooftop venues, but it remains on top of many lists for a good reason.  

A: 1 Vasileos Georgiou A, Syntagma

Anglais

Located in the heart of Monastiraki, Anglais has become a favourite spot for locals seeking good drinks and spectacular views. From here, the Acropolis, Lycabettus Hill and the surrounding cityscape unfold in every direction.

The vibe is lively yet laid-back, making it equally suited to afternoon drinks, casual dinners or late-night cocktails with friends. The menu includes everything from classic cocktails and local wines to Mediterranean dishes and bar food favourites. With its central location and consistently vibrant atmosphere, Anglais remains one of the most reliable rooftop bars in Athens.

A: Kirikiou 6, Athens

Ciel

Positioned above bustling Mitropoleos Street, Ciel combines a stylish rooftop setting with panoramic views that take in the Acropolis, Lycabettus Hill and the Temple of Hephaestus. The terrace is filled with greenery, creating a warm and cozy feel while being in the heart of the city.

Popular throughout the day and into the evening, Ciel attracts a fashionable crowd looking for cocktails, wine and relaxed dining with a view. As the sun sets and the monuments begin to light up, the rooftop takes on an especially magical atmosphere. 

A: Mitropoleos 2, Athens

The Foundry Roof Garden

Tucked away in the creative neighbourhood of Psyrri, The Foundry offers a different take on the Athens rooftop experience. Rather than focusing solely on sweeping monument views, this lush rooftop garden feels like a hidden urban retreat, filled with herbs, trees and flowering plants.

The atmosphere is relaxed, making it a favourite for those looking to escape the crowds while still remaining in the heart of the city. Signature cocktails, local wines and craft beers are complimented by wood-fired pizzas and casual dishes that are perfect for weekend catch ups. For visitors seeking a quieter rooftop experience with plenty of character, The Foundry is one of Athens’ best-kept secrets.

A: Sarri 40, Psyrri

Main image by Retirè

Must Visit New Bars in Athens 2026: Cool Spots You Can’t Miss

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The hottest new bars in Athens are redefining neighbourhood drinking- one perfectly poured glass at a time.

Athens’ nightlife has always had edge, and over the past year a new wave of neighbourhood bars has shifted the mood once again. The latest spots have quickly become local favourites- and for good reason. From Exarcheia’s buzzing energy to the slower pace of Mets, these spots feel settled into their streets and are definitely worth seeking out.

Whether it’s a glass of natural wine to toast a quiet win, a round of cocktails during a long-overdue catch-up, or somewhere with the kind of atmosphere that carries you through the evening, the right place can shape the entire night. The best new bars in Athens for 2026 offer creative cocktail lists, thoughtful wine selections, good music and rooms you want to take a seat in. These eight newcomers are already part of the conversation- and very likely to become part of your regular rotation.

Diefchon

Tucked along Anapafseos Street in Mets, Diefchon sits comfortably within one of Athens’ most quietly refined neighbourhoods- the kind of area that still feels slightly removed from the rush of the centre. The space leans into that mood: patterned tiles, a solid wooden bar and details that give it the feeling of an old Athenian apartment that’s evolved into a bar over time. The drinks list sticks closely to the classics, done properly. A Margarita made with Espolòn Blanco is sharp and clean, while the signature Bloody Mary is balanced and savoury without tipping into excess. The wine list follows suit, spotlighting lesser-known Greek grape varieties with a clear sense of direction rather than pages of filler. Food is more than an afterthought: taramosalata bruschetta, tomato carpaccio, house-made seasonal pickles, marinated anchovies and mussels that nod to the spirit of a traditional mezedopoleio, just interpreted for a bar setting. Greek tracks drift in and out of the playlist alongside international favourites, and by the second drink, it’s the kind of place you’re glad you found.

A: Anapafseos 32, Mets, Athens

Telion

At 40 Ithakis Street in Kypseli, Telion has taken over a former 1960s pastry shop and turned it into one of the city’s most atmospheric new bars. The entrance (a playful nod to an old elevator door) sets the tone, and inside the details are what draw you in: vintage glassware, warm wood, old fridges repurposed as countertops and lighting kept deliberately low. It feels intimate yet social. The cocktail list comes with serious credentials and it shows in the precision. Martinis arrive properly chilled, a Negroni is lifted with apricot, and the classics are handled with restraint- more quiet stirring than shaker theatrics. You can settle at the bar, sink into one of the sofas lining the walls or stand with your drink in hand; either way, it’s the kind of place that encourages conversation over scrolling, and another strong addition to the new bars in Athens worth knowing about.

A: Ithakis 40, Kypseli

Tsimpouri

Opened in late April 2025, Tsimpouri has quickly settled into Meandrou’s steadily rising strip as the kind of neighbourhood bar people pretend they discovered first. The space strikes the balance right away: a white marble-and-wood bar, mosaic flooring and those softly glowing industrial lamps that cast everyone in a flattering light. From Thursday to Sunday, DJs rotate through with sets that lean funky with a touch of rock, keeping the room lively but never overpowering. The drinks list is tight- a handful of signatures alongside properly executed classics- with standouts like the Ginger Pergamondo and the Sherry Mule. Tip: If you’re ordering one more, make it the Lemon Pie cocktail. 

A: Meandrou 9, Athens

Bar Ideal

Also known as Not in Athens, Bar Ideal is a new addition to Exarcheia that already feels like it’s been part of the neighbourhood for years. The bar takes inspiration from classic European listening rooms, combining hi-fi sound with carefully stirred cocktails under low, moody lighting. Vinyl spins range from jazz to rock, setting the perfect soundtrack for the inventive drinks menu- think the Smoked Ruby with tequila and pomegranate or the beetroot-forward Crimson and Clover. A playful neon sign declares “Not in Athens,” but the crowd spilling onto the pedestrian corner of Kiafas and Zoodochou Pigis makes it clear this is very much part of the local community. It’s a bar where the music, the drinks, and the energy all feel perfectly aligned. 

A: Kiafas 8, Exarcheia

Quinn’s

In Ilisia, Quinn’s has quietly become one of Athens’ most talked-about new bars since opening on Meandrou Street. The space feels cool without being precious- a heavy wooden bar anchors the room, mosaic floors add warmth, and large artwork above the bar gives the place personality without trying too hard. The drinks menu sticks close to the classics but with thoughtful twists: a crystal-clear Dry Martini that has already got regulars talking, a subtly spicy Bloody Mary, and creative serves like the tropical Venus in Furs or the smoky Timorous Beasties, all balanced well. Cocktails weave herbs and spices into measured, memorable blends, making it the kind of bar where people arrive planning one drink but end up staying for another. Quinn’s also stretches into daytime with coffee and a small food menu designed to compliment the drinks, making it a versatile stop from early evening into late night.

A: Meandrou 7, Ilisia, Athens

Argentina the Social Club

Set right on Argentina Square, Argentina the Social Club opened in December 2025 and has quickly become a local favourite, drawing crowds throughout the week. The space leans into a retro mood with wood, marble and concrete in warm browns and soft whites. By day it’s a spot for specialty coffee and brunch, and as evening arrives it naturally shifts into night mode with wine, small plates and comforting bar food like burrata with seasonal fruit, anchovies with olives, bar-style pizza and beef burgers that make it easy to stay far longer than planned. Drinks hit the sweet spot between classic and creative. Alongside an Espresso Martini worth ordering, there’s a beautifully executed Dry Martini poured straight from a fountain, a balanced Negroni and a Smash Basil where mastiha and soda bring a herbal lift- all meant to pair with the vinyl-spun soundtrack of jazz, soul and laid-back grooves. 

A: Argentine Republic Square Str 16, Athens

DR.8

For something different on Dragatsaniou 8, DR.8 combines two distinct moods under one roof, quickly becoming popular amongst a young, cool crowd. The red-toned ground floor centres on a pizza-and-cocktails concept, with wood-fired pizzas boasting chewy crusts alongside crowd-pleasing drinks like Margaritas and Palomas. As the night progresses, the music ramps up and the atmosphere shifts to lively energy, with people gathering at the bar and spilling onto the sidewalk. Upstairs, cooler blue tones create a contrasting, more relaxed vibe, giving the impression of two bars in one. The drinks menu balances spirit-forward classics with inventive favourites- from citrus-and-chilli creations to Negroni-style cocktails- making it the kind of place where groups arrive for one drink and end up staying well into the night. 

A: Dragatsaniou 8, Athens

Kanenas

On a lively corner of Louizis Riankour, Kanenas in Ampelokipoi has become a go-to local spot for afternoon drinks, early evening apertifs or a casual late night. Moroccan tiles set the tone from the moment you step inside, framing the room and contrasting with a smooth wooden bar and metallic stools that sit alongside clean, industrial lines. Terrazzo floors and a mix of wood and steel elements give the space a relaxed feel, the sort of place that works whether you’re on your own with a beer or in a group catching up over cocktails. The drinks list keeps things straightforward and easy to return to: Aperol Spritz and Palomas arrive with bright, refreshing energy, Negronis are balanced and bitter where they should be, and Margaritas feel fresh and crisp. There’s beer by the glass too, and as the soundtrack leans into soul and alternative grooves, Kanenas feels like a central meeting point- cool without being precious, casual without ever feeling underdone.

A: Louizis Riankour 19, Athens

Main image by Tsimpouri

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Where to Find the Best Cocktails in Athens

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The best cocktails in Athens are served in bars where craftsmanship meets imagination and every drink tells a story.

Athens’ cocktail bars are anything but static, with menus shifting weekly depending on what’s in season, and experimentation being part of the ritual. Behind the bar, technique is sharp, creativity is constant, and whether you are in the mood for a perfectly balanced Negroni or something entirely unexpected, you are in expert hands. It helps that Athens is now home to some of the best cocktail bars in the world, a scene that has become essential to the city’s nightlife.

Line Athens

At Line, cocktails are only the start of a daring journey in flavour and imagination. Housed in a former art gallery, this industrial-chic bar crafts many of its ingredients in-house, transforming seasonal fruits and botanicals into inventive wines, small-batch beers, and vermouths. Each creation fuels a cocktail menu that reworks classics with unexpected twists, from strawberry-tinged Alexanders to winter-melon-infused sours. Globally recognised, Line has claimed a spot on the world’s best bar lists, celebrated for its fearless approach and exacting craftsmanship. For those in search of a drinking experience that surprises and delights, Line Athens is where innovation meets impeccable style.

A: Agathodemonos 37, Athens 

The Clumsies

A standout cocktail destination, The Clumsies is consistently ranked among the World’s 50 Best Bars for the bold creativity of its founders. In the heart of Athens, this all-day spot fuses expert mixology with subtle nods to Greek culinary traditions. Signature drinks are where the magic happens, such as the Flowers & Cacao Amorum or the Sujukum, a daring blend of vodka, mezcal, and a hint of umeshu that surprises at every sip. Elsewhere, Tanqueray London Dry meets lemongrass, rosemary, celery, and myrtille vinegar, balancing herbal depth with bright, sweet-sour complexity. Whether you’re a seasoned cocktail devotee or simply chasing a memorable night out, The Clumsies delivers an experience that is inventive and undeniably Athenian. 

A: Praxitelous 30, Syntagma

Baba Au Rum

Having earned its place among the world’s 50 best bars, Bab Au Rum offers a consistently sophisticated and addictive cocktail experience. Renowned for its inventive drinks’ menu, the bar boasts an impressive collection of over 400 rums from across the globe, making it no surprise that this dark spirit is at the heart of the menu. Whether you are exploring rare international bottlings or indulging in flawless classics like the Daiquiri and Mai Tai (the latter crafted with Worthy Park rum) and the Daiquiri with the bar’s own house blend, you will surely be impressed. Baba Au Rum is a destination for anyone seeking cocktails that are as creative as they are impeccably executed, a true testament to Athens’ world-class drinking scene.

A: Klitiou 6, Monastiraki

Bar Amore 

Set in the cool neighbourhood of Neos Kosmos, Bar Amore is where Italian spritz culture meets Mediterranean flair. This playful spritzeria puts the art of aperitivo front and centre, pairing light, vibrant cocktails with a menu full of flavour- from local olives and Burrata Pugliese to lasagne and a rotating selection of Greek wines, including sparkling gems and retsinas. Spritzes take the spotlight, with Aperol, Campari, and Cynar making regular appearances, while Negronis and Garibaldis offer a slightly more elevated sip. The bar’s relaxed, welcoming vibe has quickly made it a local favourite, a place to chat over drinks and experiment with flavour combinations. Each cocktail reflects Bar Amore’s unique identity, marrying classic Italian ingredients with modern twists to deliver a little taste of Greece’s beloved neighbour in every glass.

A: Menechmou 1-3, Neos Kosmos 

Galaxy 

Tucked inside a downtown arcade, Galaxy is the city’s timeless hideaway, where editors, journalists, and curators come to sink into a comfortable haze. A stylish whiskey joint since 1972, it exudes classic old-school bar vibes, offering a boozy portal to the past. Here, expertly crafted daiquiris and dirty dry martinis sit alongside a curated selection of Scottish and Irish whiskies, each sip steeped in tradition. Galaxy is more than a bar, as every cocktail tells a story, making it a cherished fixture in Athens’ nightlife for both seasoned regulars and curious newcomers. A large wooden bar dominates the space, while walls lined with photographs of Greek and international luminaries hint at decades of history, giving the bar its distinctive time-capsule charm that sets it apart from the city’s modern drinking scene.

A:  Stadiou 10, Syntagma

Kyrios

This casually chic gem in Mavili Square is celebrated for its signature non-shaking cocktail style. At Dorileou 4, the bar blends craft cocktails, fine wines, and local beers with a warmly welcoming vibe. Seasonal, locally sourced ingredients shape a menu that’s as inventive as it is rooted in Greek flavours, while the space itself invites long conversations and easy catchups. The bar’s playful energy comes alive during themed nights and events, making it a go-to for both locals and visitors seeking a stylish yet relaxed drinking experience. Kyrios has quietly cemented itself as one of Athens’ most popular and creative spots to enjoy a cocktail.

A: Dorileou 4, Athens 

Bar in Front of the Bar

This inventive street bar turns cocktail-making into an art form, with a menu that evolves daily to reflect the mood of its talented bartenders. True to its playful name, the venue features two bars, with the main being an indoor space and a smaller, intimate one out front. A zero-waste ethos drives the operation, with leftover ingredients repurposed into new, surprising concoctions. Handcrafted syrups, purees, and bitters are paired with bold, memorable flavours, while LED mottos add a hint of theatrical flair. From inventive takes on classic cocktails to the ever-changing daily specials, the Bar in Front of the Bar guarantees a fresh, dynamic experience every time you visit.

A: Petraki 1, Syntagma

Grasshoppers: a hot new entry to Athens bar scene 

Not your average bar, Grasshoppers near the centre of Athens is a place where all the details have been seen to, and the cocktails are no exception. 

By Gina Lionatos 

The low down… Grasshoppers is a striking contrast to the all-day cafe across the road (incidentally under the same ownership) in the neighbourhood of Neos Kosmos. Here you’ll find an intriguing space, a thought-provoking cocktail menu designed by mixologist Nikos Sotiropoulos, and a focus on seriously good bar food. Just a stone’s throw away from the Onassis Stegi Cultural Centre, Grasshoppers opened its doors in May 2022 and is already a favourite among Athenians who take their drinks seriously.   

Décor/ Ambience: There is something decidedly grown-up about Grasshoppers, despite the associations of youth and inexperience that the name conjures. The use of the signature dark blue hue throughout the space, textural touch points (from the walls to the menus) and sleek interiors make Grasshoppers a bar that could easily be found in Manhattan’s Lower East Side.  

Something to drink: The cocktails have been named after the types of couples you might find at a bar (see: Flying Lovers, Fervid, Unbearable). The Vulnerable is a delightful concoction of dry gin, chamomile, peach, almond, citrus and fresh herbs. 

Menu: The menu offers classic cold dishes like beef tartare and salmon gravlax as well as sandwiches and cheese plates. All are made to order and prepared next to the bar. 

Order my fave dish: The Vitello Tonnato boasts delicately sliced veal, dressed in lemon sauce with tuna, mayonnaise, mustard leaves, smoked eel and capers. 

Price range: Bar food ranges from 6-9 € and a cocktail will set you back 10 €. 

Perfect for: A night of sipping, chatting and mingling with friends. A great date night option.

Location: Eurudamantos 6, Athens

Opening hours/days: Closed Mondays, Open from 6pm-2am Tuesday-Sunday.

 

1st Athens Cocktail Festival & Cocktail Week Ready to Kick Off

The Greek capital is ready to toast the summer season with the 1st Athens Cocktail Festival & Athens Cocktail Week.

By Gina Lionatos 

With what is fast becoming the hottest bar scene in Europe, it was only a matter of time before Athens stepped up with its own cocktail festival to open the summer tourist season. With the support of the Municipality of Athens, and as a part of the ‘This is Athens Festival’, the city will move to the rhythm of the largest cocktail festival in Greece.

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Athens 1st Cocktail Festival

The first Athens Cocktail Festival kicks off over a cocktail-filled two days at the “Lighthouse” of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Centre on 20 & 21 May 2022. 

After that, the action extends to the city’s bars for all to enjoy. Athens Cocktail Week will run from 22 to 28 May 2022 and will see the best bars in Athens hosting a series of guest nights and special events. All the excitement will culminate on the closing night on May 28, 2022, with a large closing party in the city center.

Information on events is still unfolding, so to stay updated, tune into @athenscocktailfestivalofficial’s social media on Instagram for details.  

Pre-sale tickets to Athens Cocktail Festival include two cocktails and are available through viva.gr at  https://www.viva.gr/tickets/festival/athens-cocktail-festival/

 * All the activities of Athens Cocktail Festival & Athens Cocktail Week, are supported by the Municipality of Athens as well as by AMKE Metron Ariston – Making Responsibility a Trend and operating in light of the Responsible Consumption and green practices.

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Athens’ Chic New Rooftop Bistro With 360-Degree Views of the City

Located on the 8th floor of the Hondos Centre in Kallithea, a 10-minute drive from the centre of Athens, this stylish new all-day rooftop garden bistro overlooks the entire capital city from above.

So, if you are searching for a chic spot in Athens to grab brunch, lunch, or cocktails- add Delicate Café to your list! Here you can enjoy an artisan coffee of your choice, a delightful brunch menu, and handcrafted cocktails- all while enjoying 360-degree views of Athens. On the one hand, you have the striking Acropolis Hill, while the stunning Aegean Sea is on the other. And with a retractable glass roof- you can sit out here rain, hail, or shine!

The Parisian-inspired terrace is filled with a mix of soft pink and green velvet chairs, marble tables, a charming mint coloured fountain, and endless floral arrangements that add a soft touch to the open space. This has become a regular haunt for Athenians from all over the city who come to experience the wonderful atmosphere- and to grab an Instagram-worthy photo (of course)!

Choose from the brunch menu which includes scrambled eggs, Croque Madame, and pancakes; and if you are after a light lunch there is a range of sandwiches and salads including Caprese, Traditional Greek Salad, and Quinoa. If you are after something more filling there are also handmade burgers, pasta, and risotto; as well as grilled chicken, pork, and the special of the day.

Those with a sweet tooth will be spoilt for choice as there is a lovely range of cakes and pastries, as well as croissants and profiteroles on the dessert menu.

And if you’re just after a refreshment, you can choose from a long list of coffees, fresh juices, herbal teas, and of course a wonderful list of local wines, aperitifs, and cocktails; including the Delicate Mule, which features pink gin, lime, and homemade ginger ale.

A: El. Venizelou 108-110 Kallithea, Athens

Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 9:30 am to 9 pm, Saturday 9:30 am to 8 pm