El Greco Restaurant is one of the pioneers of Greek cuisine in Warsaw. It has become an integral part of the Grzybowska Street landscape. Over the years, it has gained many loyal patrons who consistently love the dishes served by an experienced chef familiar with Greek cuisine inside out. The spacious, lively venue is perfect for gatherings with a larger group, and in the summer, you can also enjoy the outdoor garden. The simple, neat interior with interesting lighting, perfect for taking a memorable photo, live music, and a friendly atmosphere.

The menu at El Greco Restaurant is very rich and 100% Greek. You have a wide selection of main courses, hot and cold mezedes (appetizers), soups, desserts, salads, seafood, fish, and vegetarian options. If you feel like trying various Greek classics, choose one of the two chef's sets. The "Poseidon" set includes, of course, tzatziki, a traditional Greek salad, as well as perfectly prepared mussels, shrimp, and grilled octopus. On the other hand, the "Zeus" set includes, among other things, grilled halloumi cheese, pork or chicken gyro, moussaka, and sweet baklava. This set easily satisfies two people. Complementing the delicious meal will be Greek wine, but you can also choose wine from Portugal, Cyprus, Spain, or Italy, rum, metaxa, ouzo, or another drink from the extensive list. In this Greek tavern, you can also purchase original Greek products.

El Greco is an iconic restaurant serving Greek food. Warsaw momentarily becomes Greece, and winter turns into summer when you savour the local specialties here.

White facade, blue accents, and Greek flags herald a Mediterranean culinary adventure. Papapita is a Greek restaurant in Warsaw that enchants with the authentic atmosphere of a tavern and a relaxed, friendly ambiance. It is both a restaurant and a typical Greek street food joint. Here, you'll taste authentic Greek dishes, mainly from the grill, such as souvlaki, a skewer available with pork or chicken, grilled fish, grilled kebab, as well as cheeses and salads, like pantzaria with boiled beets, goat cheese, and walnuts. When ordering appetizers, remember to ask for traditional Greek pita bread, as it's not always included in the price.

Papapita respects Greek culinary tradition but also offers well-constructed, innovative compositions. All dishes are based on original recipes using ingredients largely imported directly from Greece. Therefore, you can expect truly intense flavour experiences. In the diverse menu, every gourmet will find something, whether they have a small or a big appetite. Concrete dishes, but also light salads and, of course, delicious desserts, such as Greek chocolate cake served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

It's a popular place, so be prepared for company and the need to reserve a table during peak hours. You're not the only one eager to taste real Greece. When the weather is good, you can choose a spot on the sunny terrace. Papapita is, above all, a love for Greece and a passion for Greek cuisine, which you'll undoubtedly feel on your plate.

The Greek tavern Santorini is part of a family-owned gastronomic business. The Kręgliccy family loves to feed and host people, and they have been doing it successfully for over 30 years. In Warsaw, besides two Greek restaurants - Santorini and Meltemi, they also offer Italian cuisine at Chianti, Mexican at El Popo, and modern Polish dishes at Opasły Tom, as well as catering.

In the Santorini restaurant, the owners have flawlessly recreated the atmosphere of the Greek island of the same name, famous for its iconic white and blue houses perched on steep cliffs and a magnificent view of the Aegean Sea. The interior is elegant yet colourful and joyful. The shared family passion contributes to the quality of the local Greek cuisine. Warsaw loves different flavours and culinary adventures. If you've ever spent your holidays in Greece, Santorini will evoke the best memories. Here, you can enjoy flagship dishes of Mediterranean cuisine, including exquisite octopus, 

grilled squid, or fried calamari, and other classics like souvlaki skewers or moussaka casserole. The menu also features excellent spicy pork-lamb pancakes, slowly roasted goat in olive oil and herbs, a selection of vegetarian warm snacks, and much more. The meal is perfectly complemented by a glass of traditional Greek drinks - ouzo or resin-flavoured retsina.

Santorini is an exceptionally charming restaurant with warm and professional service. It's an ideal place for a romantic date with a significant other, as well as a feast with family or friends. On selected days of the week, you can count on Zorba and breaking plates. It's a true piece of Greece in Warsaw.

Meltemi is the second Greek offspring of a family of Warsaw restaurateurs. Here too, the owners have put a lot of effort into the design, allowing guests to feel as if they have instantly transported themselves to sunny Greece upon entering the restaurant. The decor is typically nautical, reminiscent of a Greek port. Sailing enthusiasts will be delighted because there are plenty of impressive models here. Live Greek music plays on weekends. There's Zorba, plate smashing, hustle, and joy - in short, a true Greek tavern.

Meltemi is the cheerful summer wind awaited by sailors in the Cyclades. Meltemi, owned by the Kręglicki family, is an excellent restaurant serving Greek food in Warsaw that captivates with taste, aroma, and atmosphere. In the menu, you'll find classics but also unique and creative compositions from the Greek chef. You can indulge in haloumi tiganito - fried cheese with pita, tomatoes, and arugula, roasted lamb with feta cheese, shrimp fried with garlic and butter, or a guest-favorite appetizer, somewhat similar to our stuffed cabbage rolls - Dolmadakia, grape leaves stuffed with rice and lamb. If you have a sweet tooth, Nirvana will delight you - a dessert with mascarpone cheese, sesame seeds, and caramel.

The spacious, air-conditioned interior is perfect for various family celebrations or corporate meetings combined with a true Greek feast. The restaurant has an excellent location right next to Szczęśliwicki Park. After a successful feast, you can take a leisurely stroll. An additional advantage is the parking for guests behind the barrier. The Greek tavern Meltemi can be summed up briefly - the taste of Greece in the heart of Poland.

Taverna Patris is a place full of culinary passion and Greek hospitality, distinguished by a careful selection of original recipes from the Greek islands. Some of these recipes are even several hundred years old. Diversity reigns here, and the historical weight of these recipes adds an extra flavour to the dishes. Interestingly, the menu also includes dishes using fresh seasonal ingredients like pumpkin, plums, or asparagus. There's no shortage of creative invention. It's worth trying the Cypriot burger or saffron dumplings with cheese filling (Latzana), as well as Arni Lemonato - delicious lamb stewed in lemons and olive oil prepared according to an 18th-century recipe from the island of Syros. The addition of fennel to tzatzikis gives a unique flavour.

The interior is somewhat industrial but with distinct Greek accents. Old-school Greek posters, the colour blue, and interesting thematic additions make Taverna Patris a small Greek embassy. Here, you'll encounter not only fantastic Greek cuisine but also the culture of this wonderful country. Guests praise the live Greek music played on selected days. You can purchase original Greek products here, including wines, coffee, olive oil, or olives. The annual festivals featuring octopus dishes and a wide selection of original drinks are noteworthy. The restaurant also provides catering and organises private and corporate events.

If you dream of a trip to sunny Greece but it's currently unrealistic, a visit to a real Greek restaurant in Warsaw, such as Taverna Patris, is a great idea.

The blue doors of Mr Greek Souvlaki are like a magical passage. One step across the threshold, and you traverse two thousand kilometres from the capital of Poland straight into a Greek tavern. Warsaw becomes the southern part of Europe, and you find yourself on vacation, immersed in traditional Greek cuisine. The interior is filled with Greek decorations and a Mediterranean atmosphere. It's cozy and intimate both inside and on the terrace. It's advisable to reserve a table earlier, especially on weekends.

As the name suggests, the main protagonist here is Mr. Greek Souvlaki. Although it might be better to stick to the original name, as the translation sounds a bit odd. Regardless of the name, the classic Greek dish tastes excellent here. Skewers of pork or chicken served with pita, tzatziki sauce, and homemade fries, or skewers with cheese accompanied by pita, fries, peppers, and aioli sauce (garlic with olive oil) provide a true Greek flavour.

Mr. Greek Souvlaki also serves other Greek specialties, including lamb-beef patties, briam (oven-baked vegetables), and for appetizers, you can indulge in Mr. Greek Special with feta, eggplant, and olives served on a bed of tomatoes. To complement the feast, you can enjoy delicious lemonade or Greek wine. At Mr. Greek Souvlaki, at quite reasonable prices, you can purchase original Greek products, including cheeses, olives, premium olive oil, coffee, honey, or herbs. Thanks to this, you can bring a bit of Greece to your home.