Die besten Restaurants mit Griechisches restaurant Essen in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

When the old Baltic Sea spa becomes Greek... The Hermes restaurant has its own parking lot. You can't find a menu outside at the moment - it's a shame, it's not like you want to know what kind of food is available. The signage that one of the entrances is closed can be read on a sticky note on the door. Okay, then walk around it. Once on the other side, you enter the terrace. The outdoor area is less inviting. Unfortunately we sat outside. Things looked more pleasant inside. If an hour after the store opens, the toilet paper and hand paper are all gone, both for men and women, then you can have a much better dinner. A little music wouldn't have been wrong either. The order was then taken at some point. There was more garlic bread for our first child, but it wasn't on the plate either. Plus a bowl of warm tzatziki. The second child received his fish fingers with fries last, and I was able to count the fries. Gyros with tomato rice in a senior portion was plenty for my wife, but unfortunately there was so much fatty meat that she wasn't hungry halfway through. An extra portion of fries was quickly delivered. My shepherd's cheese salad describes the situation from the evening. Mixed lettuce with a large tomato and four pieces of herder's cheese to cut yourself - fart dry. There was a lack of love and incentive for Greek food. Yes, the waitress tried hard but you and the little free liquor can't pull it off! My wife's statement was fitting here: ...and for €85 - I don't have to eat here again.

We've been coming here every time we visit Usedom for a few years now. The service is consistently very friendly, dogs are welcome and immediately given a bowl of water. Unfortunately, the quality of the meat dishes has declined somewhat; personally, I'd prefer a smaller portion size but better quality.

The food was okay. The red wine we were served was fermented. But nothing was taken into account. There was also no note saying “no card payment”, which is actually standard today. In short, we wouldn't go there again

Takeaway with no seating area, the pita wasn't crispy, sauce was a paste, fries were greasy and spicy, Never again

We wanted to have a down-to-earth meal with my in-laws and this was the right place for us. We received extremely friendly service and this was especially true for my older in-laws. The food was excellent, very tasty and more than sufficient. It was easy to pack the extensive 'leftovers' in a suitable form. Thanks P.S.: The reviews from some here 2 months ago are embarrassing and these people should think about what they write here.

Athos is now called Samos, it is also a new operator

Two of us stopped here for lunch. The staff was super friendly. The menu was small, but there was something for every taste. There was also soup as a starter. Great value for money at lunchtime. Highly recommended.

Delicious food and friendly, nice staff. Always my pleasure.

I think our star distribution says it all. The food was ok - nothing outstanding, but very plentiful. The ambience in the restaurant is typical, the adjoining room and winter garden are more like a dining room. Unfortunately, the service is not at all typical of Greek hospitality - rather unmotivated and superficial.

Dogs are welcome and there is always a place for them

Very good restaurant, very nice staff, food delicious and comes quickly. I can only recommend it!

Unfortunately we only read the reviews after the visit. By far the worst “Greek” food ever! Definitely not recommended.!!!