The ULTIMATE Greek Street Food Tour In Athens Greece! 🇬🇷

The ULTIMATE Greek Street Food Tour In Athens Greece! 🇬🇷
Today I'm trying Greek food for the first time in Athens, Greece! It is one of the best street foods in Europe and one of the world's cheapest street foods. I started with a fantastic Greek food favourite cheese and spinach pie at the recommended Dr.Pie.
Then for lunch, I went to another recommended local restaurant . At this restaurant I didn't know what to get, I wanted them to surprise me. The chef recommended another Greek food delight pork gyros!
For dinner, I went to a Greek bakery where I had some of the best Greek cakes and pastries ever!
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[@l0sttacticz104]

the last bit about visiting the bakeries...can confirm you dont ever regret stopping by the bakeries here

[@birmze2]

Haha thats true 😁

[@aokiaoki4238]

You regret when you step on the scale

[@l0sttacticz104]

@@aokiaoki4238 not if u working the calories off

[@aokiaoki4238]

@@l0sttacticz104 I use the scale regret method

[@l0sttacticz104]

@@aokiaoki4238 I can understand it but when you visiting bakeries here you get like 1-2 items per visit and most of the time you only go once to get something on the go (think of it as brunch on the go) and then if you working you will burn the calories consumed eventually remember products in eu are not filled with sugar and stuff like in America if you are from there ofc

[@oliviawylie4625]

Amazing recommendations! Traveling in 2 weeks and makes me nervous seeing it is snowing there lol

[@birmze2]

Enjoy your trip 😎

[@kimcotton12345]

The Pie! Giros! Drooling

[@georgetsiboukis2133]

Sorry mate but the Turkish coffee I had drunk was much more roasted much more dark than the greek one this is my experience I might be wrong but this is what I know

[@erdemozcan5435]

Gyros (Turkish Döner), Baklava is a Turkish dessert and baklava is a Turkish word, spanakopita (Turkish börek) 😂

[@athenarockabilly6245]

When the Greeks were cooking these food you NEVER existed

[@erdemozcan5435]

@@athenarockabilly6245 Even the names of the dishes are Turkish. Do dolma, yoghurt, baklava have any meaning in Greek?

[@erdemozcan5435]

@@athenarockabilly6245 from Wikipedia; Grilling a vertical spit of stacked meat and slicing it off as it cooks was developed in Bursa[12] in the 19th century in the Ottoman Empire. After the 1922-23 Population exchange between Greece and Turkey, the Greeks brought their variation with them to Greece. Following World War II, Gyros made with lamb (called as döner kebab by some restaurants) was present in Athens.[13][12] It was likely introduced by immigrants from Anatolia and the Middle East.[5][14] The Greek version is normally made with pork and served with tzatziki, and became known as gyros.[15][16] Chicken Gyros is also very popular however.[citation needed]

[@athenarockabilly6245]

I'm not talking about the names and actually dolmades which you shorten to dolma is a Greek word the rest you can have the baklava and yogurt ​@@erdemozcan5435

[@georgetsiboukis2133]

Gyros is pork doner is either beef or lamb balls a is Arabic

[@danginfo]

Chers mate 🍻

[@birmze2]

Gracias amigo!

[@theatisgr]

If you say "Beneth" nobody will understand you in Greece. That bakery chain is called "Veneti". 😃