Essen ist schmeckt gut, freundliche Bedienung. Leicht gestresst. Liebevoll gestaltete Karte und…read moresehr große Portionen zu einem sehr guten Preis.

This place was a fantastic quick meal that we had on our last day in Vienna! I'm not normally a fan…read moreof Greek food, but this place definitely made me want to try more Greek places in Prague and elsewhere. I've had a craving for meat for a while now and the amount of meat they supply you with is great. Literally sometimes my carnivore instincts kick in and I just want chicken or beef or some type of meat on a stick and that's exactly what I got. Two large chunks of chicken on a stick. My friend got the pork gyro with pita bread and she said that it was completely worth it because it was amazing. We both agreed that if there were a place like Odysseus in Prague, we would be going there all the time. Note: the reason this place doesn't get a five stars is because the fries weren't really up to par, but that's not too big of a problem :) It was a fantastic meal and I'd highly recommend that you check this place out if you're into Greek food or meat in general.

Restaurant Epos is a small Greek restaurant offering salads, appetizers, mains, fish dishes, and…read moredesserts. They have several tables outside next to the side walk as well as a few tables in the restaurant. I wanted to try a variety of items so I settled on the mixed grill plate. Mixed Grill Plate (19 euros) - This plate comes with basmati rice, french fries, salad and tzatziki sauce. It includes the following grilled meats as well: lamb chop, kofte (ground beef kabob), chicken skewer, and a skewer of lamb meat. All of the meats were grilled to perfection and so flavorful. Overall, I really enjoyed my meal here and was impressed with the quantity of food here. Located near the museum district, I would definitely stop by if I was in the area. There is no charge for water here and no cover charge.

Great little Greek restaurant! We had an assortment of dishes, from the starters to lamb chops to…read moremousaka. All were very tasty and carefully prepared from finest ingredients. A most welcome variation to the typical Viennese schnitzel scene! :) A note of advice, you can only pay with cash.

Going for Greek food always conjures up memories of my favorite vacation of all time, so I was very…read morehappy to find Athos just a short bus ride away from home here in the 23rd. We shared the Tiropitakia with Tzatziki, which was great. There was one vegetarian entree (a broader veggie selection would likely have resulted in a five-star review). The Vegetarischer Teller turned out to be flavorful and delicious. I'll be back here when I need to conjure up memories of days relaxing on black rocky beaches and gorgeous sunsets from clifftop restaurants.

Where do I start? The service was top notch. We were greeted warmly and quickly upon our arrival…read more I love Greek food and was excited to try this place when visiting from the states. Our large team each ordered something different and we all loved what we got. Everything was fresh and authentic. We have good Greek food in the states, but this place blew it away. So good. I can't wait to come back again during my next visit! So delicious!

Great food and wonderful services, wrapped up with Ouzo at the end of the meal. We loved the fried…read moreoctopus and the garlic that comes along with fried potatoes.

I am very lucky to be within a fifteen minute walk of restaurants from about 30 different…read morecountries. Ok maybe that's an exaggeration. Maybe it's like 28. But I live in the most diverse hood in Vienna....especially culinary-wise. My go-to Greek taverna is Restaurant To Syrtaki. It is less than a ten minute stroll and one that I happily do. I love eating at this Margareten eatery for many reasons. The atmosphere is charming, the menu is large and varied, and the owner is totally friendly. I can recommend basically everything here but I haven't tried everything. This week I stopped in for a classic saganaki - that is one made with Kaseri cheese. And then I had the Eintopf (casserole) Juvetsi for my main course. Everything was tasty and with Greek music playing in the background, it felt as if I were a thousand miles south of Vienna! This is one of my favorite Greek tavernas anywhere! Tip - The owner is actually Cypriot so Restaurant To Syrtaki also serves up some delicious Greek-Cypriot dishes.