Thessaloniki eats on its feet. The city carries a street-food culture built over centuries as a port and a crossroads, where Greek, Balkan, and Ottoman tastes met on the same pavement. Vendors sell filo pastry from marble counters, sesame rings from wheeled carts, and grilled meat wrapped in flatbread from open windows. Roasted chestnuts scent … Read more
Finding the best gyros in Athens means knowing the famous souvlaki joints of Monastiraki and the local favourites that serve Greece’s iconic wrap at its juicy, charcoal-scented best. Fuel your sightseeing between skip-the-line Acropolis tickets and tours from My Greece Tours with the city’s quintessential street food. This street-food guide is a tasty corner of … Read more
An Athens food tour takes you through markets, delis and backstreet eateries to taste souvlaki, flaky pies, meze, cheeses, olives and honey-soaked loukoumades with a local guide. Add a food walk to your trip alongside skip-the-line sightseeing tickets and tours from My Greece Tours for the tastiest side of Athens. Tasting your way through the … Read more
Athens street food runs from charcoal-grilled souvlaki and gyros to sesame koulouri, cheese pies and honey-soaked loukoumades, the city’s best cheap eats. Build a tasty food walk into your trip with skip-the-line sightseeing tickets and tours from My Greece Tours for the perfect mix of monuments and mezes. Eating on the go is one of … Read more
Mykonos street food, from gyros and souvlaki to cheese pies, onion pie and bakery snacks, is the tastiest and best-value way to eat on this expensive island, with meals from around 6 to 10 euros at spots like Sakis and Mr Streat. This guide covers the classic dishes, the best places, the costs and tips … Read more