



by Greekality
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€178This 3.5-hour small-group walking tour in Athens begins at Syntagma Square, where guests receive an introduction to the city and the food tour. The group then walks along Ermou Street, the city’s busy shopping area, observing local shops and daily life. Next, the tour reaches the Commercial Triangle district where participants visit a traditional deli to sample Mediterranean diet staples such as Kalamata olives, local cheeses, and tapenades. Following this, the tour offers a tasting of Greek street food including items like crispy pies and souvlaki, with vegetarian options available. The route continues into the Psyrri neighborhood, known for its street art and artisan shops, where guests enjoy a shared small plates meal at a family-run taverna, accompanied by local drinks like ouzo, tsipouro, or wine. The guide explains Greek social dining customs during this stop. The tour concludes in Monastiraki, near Plaka with views of the Acropolis. Here, participants taste local desserts such as baklava-style sweets and a unique Greek product not found elsewhere. The group size is limited to 10 - 12 people to maintain personalization and safety. The tour includes all taxes and fees, visits only local establishments, and is led by a local food expert. Water is not provided but guests may bring a bottle to refill. Tips are optional.
Syntagma
The tour begins at Syntagma Square, Athens’ political and cultural center. The guide introduces the food tour and the city’s vibrant culture to a small group of 10–12 guests before starting the walk.
30 min
Ermou Street
The group walks along Ermou Street, Athens’ busy commercial area, where participants can observe the local shopping scene, boutiques, and daily urban activity.
30 min
Agia Eirini
The tour visits the Commercial Triangle district, Athens’ historic trade center, featuring a mix of old architecture and contemporary cafes and food shops. Guests stop at a traditional deli to taste key elements of the Mediterranean diet, including Kalamata olives, local cheeses, and tapenades.
30 min
Greek Street Food Stop
Participants sample classic Greek street food such as crispy pies and souvlaki, with vegetarian options available. This tasting highlights casual, popular local dishes favored by Athenians.
30 min
Psiri
In the artsy Psyrri neighborhood, known for street art and independent shops, the group visits a family-run taverna. There, they share a traditional small plates meal and drink local beverages like ouzo, tsipouro, or wine while learning about Greek dining and social customs.
30 min
Monastiraki
The tour ends in Monastiraki, adjacent to the old Plaka district with views of the Acropolis. Guests enjoy a selection of local desserts, including baklava-style sweets, and taste a unique Greek product found only in Greece.
30 min
Meet at Syntagma Square, by the round fountain in the middle of the square. Look for the guide wearing a "Greekality" pin. Please, make sure that you are there on time. After that, communication with the guide will not be possible.
End point
Monastiraki square.




by Greekality
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€178This 3.5-hour small-group walking tour in Athens begins at Syntagma Square, where guests receive an introduction to the city and the food tour. The group then walks along Ermou Street, the city’s busy shopping area, observing local shops and daily life. Next, the tour reaches the Commercial Triangle district where participants visit a traditional deli to sample Mediterranean diet staples such as Kalamata olives, local cheeses, and tapenades. Following this, the tour offers a tasting of Greek street food including items like crispy pies and souvlaki, with vegetarian options available. The route continues into the Psyrri neighborhood, known for its street art and artisan shops, where guests enjoy a shared small plates meal at a family-run taverna, accompanied by local drinks like ouzo, tsipouro, or wine. The guide explains Greek social dining customs during this stop. The tour concludes in Monastiraki, near Plaka with views of the Acropolis. Here, participants taste local desserts such as baklava-style sweets and a unique Greek product not found elsewhere. The group size is limited to 10 - 12 people to maintain personalization and safety. The tour includes all taxes and fees, visits only local establishments, and is led by a local food expert. Water is not provided but guests may bring a bottle to refill. Tips are optional.
Syntagma
The tour begins at Syntagma Square, Athens’ political and cultural center. The guide introduces the food tour and the city’s vibrant culture to a small group of 10–12 guests before starting the walk.
30 min
Ermou Street
The group walks along Ermou Street, Athens’ busy commercial area, where participants can observe the local shopping scene, boutiques, and daily urban activity.
30 min
Agia Eirini
The tour visits the Commercial Triangle district, Athens’ historic trade center, featuring a mix of old architecture and contemporary cafes and food shops. Guests stop at a traditional deli to taste key elements of the Mediterranean diet, including Kalamata olives, local cheeses, and tapenades.
30 min
Greek Street Food Stop
Participants sample classic Greek street food such as crispy pies and souvlaki, with vegetarian options available. This tasting highlights casual, popular local dishes favored by Athenians.
30 min
Psiri
In the artsy Psyrri neighborhood, known for street art and independent shops, the group visits a family-run taverna. There, they share a traditional small plates meal and drink local beverages like ouzo, tsipouro, or wine while learning about Greek dining and social customs.
30 min
Monastiraki
The tour ends in Monastiraki, adjacent to the old Plaka district with views of the Acropolis. Guests enjoy a selection of local desserts, including baklava-style sweets, and taste a unique Greek product found only in Greece.
30 min
Meet at Syntagma Square, by the round fountain in the middle of the square. Look for the guide wearing a "Greekality" pin. Please, make sure that you are there on time. After that, communication with the guide will not be possible.
End point
Monastiraki square.