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The 9 best Greek restaurants in Paris

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Aaah Greece... Its sun, its islands, its remnants of Antiquity, and above all, its food. Moussaka, feta, olives, tzatziki... just reading the list makes your mouth water. Luckily, in Paris, you don't even need to take a flight to enjoy the delights of Greek gastronomy. And because we're nice, we're sharing our small selection of the best Greek restaurants in Paris.



The best Greek restaurants in Paris

We don't know about you, but when summer arrives, all we dream about is a Greek salad. Feta, olives, cucumbers, olive oil, tomatoes... ingredients that smell like freshness and sunshine. But Greek cuisine is much more than that! Tarama, tzatziki, filo pastry with feta and spinach, stuffed grape leaves, moussaka... And even the must-haves of street food, gyros and souvlaki... In short, the list is long, and the Greek restaurants in the capital are here to prove it. Follow the guide!


Le Grand Café d'Athènes

Attention to all fans of tzatziki, feta, and all kinds of olives, the Saint-Denis street is home to a delicious Greek restaurant whose new menu is sure to enchant you. Here, get ready for a true journey in the heart of the Cyclades. Light wooden terrace, marble tables, azure ceramics...The terracotta decor and crockery immerse you in an exotic atmosphere that smells like vacation! As for the menu, we fell in love with the ultra-creamy tarama (probably one of the best in Paris) accompanied by a delicious Kalamata olive bread, as well as the tender octopus and potato salad. We pair it all with a good glass of natural wine made in Greece, and voila! Kalí órexi! (That means bon appétit).

Grand café d'Athènes
74, rue du Faubourg-Saint-Denis – 10e
Restaurant grec Paris 10
Ouvert tous les jours de 12h à 14h30 et de 19h à 23h
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Zorba le Grec

Restaurant familial du 6e, le Zorba te propose un voyage dans les îles des Cyclades. Les plats sont hyper soignés et goûtus. On te conseille notamment en entrée l'assortiment de keftedes des îles des Cyclades. Tu trouveras aussi sur le menu les classiques souvlakis (brochettes de viande) ou encore la moussaka. On en redemande. 

Zorba le Grec
17, rue Grégoire-de-Tours – 6e
Restaurant grec Paris 6
Ouvert tous les jours de 12h à 14h30 et de 19h à 23h

From 11am to 3pm and then from 6pm to midnight. Mavrommatis This restaurant is a little piece of Greece. Run by the Mavrommatis brothers, this Parisian gem has quickly become one of the best Greek restaurants in Paris, and even on the planet. Its chef, Andréas Mavrommatis, is considered one of the best Greek chefs in the world. Talk about impressive! To make the most of your visit, we recommend trying the "discovery of Mezédès". As a main course, you can try the grilled scallops with bottarga, celery, watercress coulis, served almost raw but continuing to cook in the broth. However, be aware that this is a gourmet restaurant, so it might not be the best choice for those on a tight budget.

Mavrommatis
42, rue Daubenton - 5th
Greek restaurant Paris 5
Open from Tuesday to Saturday, 7pm to 10pm
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Filakia

Well, Filakia is not exactly a restaurant, but its souvlakis (a typical Greek sandwich made of grilled meat, toppings, all wrapped in pita bread) are so delicious that we had to talk about it. And besides, it's still less sketchy than the Greek place downstairs, and it's super tasty. And the fries are homemade, yes, yes.

Filakia
9, rue Mandar - 2e
Greek restaurant Paris 2
Open every day from 11am to 3pm and from 6:30pm to 10:30pm
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Ikone Paris

This super cool restaurant on Saint-Denis street is an absolute must-try. Before talking about the food, let's talk about the atmosphere first: a long and cozy dining room on the ground floor and an amazing bar in the basement. Here, you will mainly eat small mezzes to share with your friends, and when it comes to drinks, you'll be spoiled for choice. In addition to the classic gin and tonic and mojito, the cocktail bar also offers cocktails made with Greek alcohol like La Fougue d'Artemis (Tsipouro, lime juice, ginger cordial, and sparkling water) or La Chimère Blanche (Ouzo, lime juice, cucumber syrup, and water). A great place to spend an evening with friends.

Icone Paris
152, rue Saint-Denis - 2nd
Open from Monday to Saturday from 12 pm to 2 am
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Zagros

Named after a Kurdish mountain range, Zagros has become a classic Greek canteen in Paris. Don't expect anything fancy in terms of decor, but when it comes to food, I assure you that your stomach will thank us. You can mix and match the starters like in a tapas bar: hummus, vine leaves, eggplant caviar, tarama, böreks, salads, grilled dishes, don't worry there's plenty to choose from. We recommend the Zagros grill (lamb, kefta, chicken, and veal), cooked on charcoal. Yum.

Zagros
58, boulevard de Ménilmontant - 20th arrondissement
Greek restaurant in Paris 20
Open from Tuesday to Sunday from 12pm to 2:30pm and from 7pm to 11:30pm
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The Delights of Aphrodite

This place is a little bit THE Greek place in Paris, first of all because it belongs to the famous Mavrommatis mentioned above and also because the atmosphere is super nice. Sure, the terrace is tiny, so it's not ideal for hanging out there in the evening with your friends, but don't worry, there's plenty of space inside, and most importantly, the food is amazing. You can choose between the famous Ouzo and its big purple olives, or the sweet peppers marinated in garlic and olive oil. As a main course, we recommend the stuffed squids with vegetables. It's to die for.

The delights of Aphrodite
4, rue de Candolle - 5th district
Greek restaurant in the Latin Quarter of Paris
Open every day from 12pm to 2:15pm and from 7pm to 11pm
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Evi Evane

Located just a stone's throw away from Saint-Sulpice, this little restaurant will immerse you directly into Hellenic culture. Run by two sisters, Dina and Maria Nikolaou, here you are sure to taste the flavors of the country: everything is cooked using Mediterranean, traditional and authentic recipes. We particularly recommend the Baklava, a typical and incredibly delicious cake. It's a culinary address that you must try urgently.

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Gallika est également une option pour toi. Ils proposent des sandwichs et salades végétariennes délicieuses. Le tout est à emporter ou à déguster sur place. Ambiance sympa et prix abordables. À ne pas rater si tu es fan de cuisine grecque !You also deserve your moment of happiness: a pita bread with zucchini flower fritters and feta. So good.

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Gallika
7, rue Godot de Mauroy - 9th

83, passage Choiseul - 2nd

36, rue Washington - 8th

37, rue de Châteaudun - 9th

20 bis, Rue La Boétie - 8th

37, rue du Faubourg Poissonnière - 9th
Open Monday to Friday from 11:30 am to 2:30 pm
www.gallika.fr

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