Athens Evening Food Tour with a Local
Runs in English
- Easy
- From age 5
- Public transport nearby
Your guide
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Experience the true heartbeat of Athens as the city comes alive after dark. Discover local hangouts, tucked-away spots, and taste your way through authentic Greek flavors.
Highlights
- Learn about the pillars of Greek cuisine
- Try some of the most well-known Greek culinary ingredients
- Eat traditional snacks and desserts
- Delicious Greek dinner
What's included
- Food and drinks
- Selection of Greek cold cuts
- Variety of local cheeses
- Greek olives and Dakos (traditional Cretan barley rusks)
- Traditional puff pastry pie or Souvlaki/Gyros
- A classic Greek dessert such as Loukoumades (honey-soaked dough balls) or Baklava
- Seated dinner of authentic Greek meze and regional dishes (vegetarian-friendly options offered)
- Glass of wine or beer
Not included
- Tips or gratuities
- Anything not mentioned in the "What's included" section.
- Transfers.
What to bring
- Comfortable shoes
Know before you go
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Not stroller accessible
Meeting point: Lonis
The guide will be waiting in front of a pastry shop called Lonis (if you come by metro please use Monastiraki station - "Athinas" street exit).
Open in mapsCancellation policy: Free until 24 hours before: Full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start. After that, no refund.
What you'll do
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Meeting point
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We'll meet in front of the Lonis pastry shop, located at 7 Athinas Street, 105 54, Athens. Please check the exact location on Google Maps in advance and make sure to arrive on time. To avoid any delays due to traffic, strikes, or other unexpected issues, we strongly recommend leaving early.
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Monastiraki
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Kick off your food tour in Monastiraki, one of Athens’ oldest and most vibrant neighborhoods, hosting landmarks like Hadrian’s Library, an 18th-century mosque, and the ancient Iridanos River, still flowing beneath the square. You’ll also enjoy some of the best views of the Acropolis, among many other hidden gems. Try one of the most beloved Greek food, Souvlaki or Gyros as we visit some of the oldest eateries of Athens. The tour starts and ends near Monastiraki, making it easy to combine tasting local flavors with sightseeing.
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Psirri
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This is one of the most vibrant neighborhoods where we will mingle with the locals and discover some unique spots. Psirri area hosts one of the oldest squares in Athens (Plateia Iroon), where you will find many local tavernas with live music, eateries, bars and cafes. The neighborhood is also famous for some of the city’s best artisan shops and street art murals. Here, we will try different varieties of the Greek traditional puff pastry pie.
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Agia Irini Square / Aiolou / Evripidou / Mitropoli
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Stroll through one of Athens’ most iconic central neighborhoods, where you'll interact with locals, discover a blend of ancient and modern landmarks, and explore popular hangouts. Along the way, enjoy a tasting of Greek cold cuts and local cheeses, followed by a seated dinner featuring traditional dishes, and end on a sweet note with a classic Greek dessert.
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