About Xenious Zeus
Xenious Zeus is a restaurant (Greek) in Athens. The address is Mnisikleous 37, 105 56 Athens. Up-to-date information is available on its own website, and you can reach it by phone at +302103249514. Just around the corner: Acron Athens (sight, 26 m) and Οικία Κλεάνθη - Σάουμπερτ (museum, 67 m).
At a glance
- Category
- Restaurant › Greek
- Rating
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- Address
- Mnisikleous 37
105 56 Athens, Greece - Phone
- +302103249514
- Website
- xenioszeus.com.gr
- x.zeusplaka@gmail.com
- Coordinates
- 37.97295° N · 23.72772° E
- Data quality
- confidence 1.00
- Identifier
- ID 63a61373-baa…
Location & surroundings
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automatically summarizedThe Greek restaurant Xenios Zeus is located in Anafiotika in Athens' Plaka district, right below the Acropolis. It serves traditional Greek dishes prepared without modern embellishments and with plenty of care. The menu includes classic starters such as tzatziki and dolmades, as well as main courses featuring lamb, fish, and vegetables. The restaurant is open seasonally from May to October and welcomes guests with an atmosphere that evokes a magical island feeling.
Source: xenioszeus.com.gr · retrieved 11/7/2026 · Text generated by a language model from the website's information, no guarantee of accuracy
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literally in the shadow of the Acropolis, offers quieter and less expensive dining than the many touristy tavernas lining Mnesikleous whose touts will try to snare you as you walk up the hill. The view isn't as spectacular as you might expect, but the outdoor seating is very pleasant and the traditional Greek dishes include some unusual ones, like grilled peppers in yogurt sauce. The price includes a bottle of water, an appetizer plate and garlic bread.
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