DK Travel : Athens : Places to eat

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Hard Rock Café

This lofty, wooden-beamed space with leather armchairs and great rock music pulls student backpackers and Greeks who wish they lived elsewhere.
Hytra

Mediterranean cuisine in a minimalist dining space brought to hip Psiri by the owners of Spondi.
Iguana

The young in search of adventure hang out at this bar-nightclub, which plays out disco and techno tracks until 6am – time for an early breakfast. Order water on the terrace if it all gets too much.
Island, Varkiza

Ritzy Athenians don’t mind driving well over an hour out of the city to reach this beautiful seaside club. The Mediterranean fusion food and sushi are only part of it – stay on to enjoy the late-night dancing.
Istioploikos

One of the hip places to see and be seen, this vast (and packed) rooftop bar commands a vantage point above the yachting marina.
Ithaki

Elaborate cuisine and glitzy clientele in a wood-and-glass building built into a cliff overlooking the sea. Mainly fish but also a decent choice of meat dishes.
Jackson Hall

This all-American diner serves beer and burgers with fries among film-star memorabilia. But, this being Kolonaki, Fashion TV plays on large screens and the waitresses are skimpy model-types.
Jimmy & the Fish

Waiters carry platters of smoked tuna and rocket, and pans of lobster to diners on the restaurant’s harbourside terrace.
Kafeneion to Naufayio ton Aggelon

Original floor tiles still pave these two tiny rooms, the Angel’s Shipwreck. Duck downstairs for octopus and garlicky beetroot with your ouzo.
Kanari Corner

Summer diners in this surprisingly quiet spot tuck into a limited but tasty selection of pastas, salads, grilled meat and desserts.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
- under €30
- €30-€40
- €40-€50
- €50-€60
- €over €60