Athens Evening Food Tasting Tour
- All food tastings, non bottled water
- Alcohol is included at the last stop
- Anything you purchase during the tour
- Central fish and meat market (closes at 4pm)
This Athens food tour begins with a tasting of Greek yogurt in the midst of the captivating neighborhood under the Acropolis. Stroll through the picturesque areas of Plaka and Anafiotika where you will taste a wide selection of olive oils, cheeses, and cured meats. Moving on, experience a local’s typical breakfast/snack of koulouri and bougatsa, freshly baked! You shouldn’t leave Athens without having experienced the culture of Greek mezze; little plates of delicious home cooked treasures, all washed down with a shot of Raki. Finally, you’ll enjoy Loukoumades, the ancient Greek delight since 776 B.C, still one of the most popular deserts of Greece, traditionally topped with honey and cinnamon!
Tour Highlights
- Start your evening in downtown Athens with an exploration of the area of the Acropolis, including a tasting of the best yoghurt in town.
- Explore Plaka, the oldest neighbourhood of Athens built in the shadow of the Acropolis.
- Visit one of the most impressive venues in Athens and taste top quality delicacies such as cheese, cold cuts, olives and bread
- Wash it down with a sample of unique Masticha liquor.
- Discover Monastiraki, Athens’s most multicultural square.
- Visit the area of Psirri and enjoy the best delicacies this location has to offer.
- Finish off with a mezze dinner, and if you are still up for a mouth-watering dessert, let us surprise you!
- Taste on if the most iconic Greek deserts! Loukoumades!
An Important Note on Cancellations
Cancellations more than 48 hours before a food tour’s scheduled start time are refunded in full.
Cancellations less than 48 hours before a food tour’s scheduled start time are not refundable.
If you do not attend your tour & do not provide a notice, you may reschedule your tour within 24 hours of your original tour for a 60€ fee. (Rescheduled tours are subject to availability.)
There are no tours on Christmas Day, New Years Day and Orthodox Easter Sunday