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European
Greek
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. General taverna, but with a separate vegetarian section of the menu plus some vegetarian and vegan starters. Vegan dishes include giant beans, garlic salad (skordalia), baked aubergine, and stuffed pepper/tomato. Relocated from
Staikopoulou 13.
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12 Reviews
First Review by BradVancouver
LimorRaviv
Points +316
Yummy food, many options - Edit
Very cute traditional restaurant owned by an old couple. Food was delicious and there were many vegan options!
Read morePros: Separate and clearly marked vegan options, Sweet staff , Right on the water
Guest
Vagabondoer
Points +301
Solid and easy choice. - Edit
Offers a variety of traditional vegan dishes like stewed beans, eggplant, roasted veggies in tomato and garlic sauces. Very solid if not terribly exciting traditional food. Great for takeout to bring back to your apartment — it’s all very microwave friendly.
Read morePros: Vegan section in menu, Nice people, Tasty traditional food
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YoyoKoko
Points +32
Keep clear - Edit
So either the other reviewers went to a different restaurant or the management changed, but this was one of the worst restaurant experiences I’ve had in a long time. We ordered two mains, the artichokes and the ‘fresh green beans’. I think it was quite audacious to use the adjective ‘fresh’ for anything we got. The artichoke hearts were obviously from a can, floating in a microwaved creamy and tangy sauce - the whole thing was quite inedible. The beans were also obviously reheated in a microwave (as the signature hot-bits/cold-bits always reveals), soft, soggy and swimming in tomato sauce.
Read moreWe also ordered French fries for our kids. My five year old ate a few of these oil soaked yellow sticks and, as never before happened with him and French fries, refused to eat anymore and said it made his stomach feel weird.
We took half a bite of our mains and sent them back to the kitchen (just for context, I think I have done this maybe once before in my life).
The waitress was very nice.
Pros: Nice waitress
Cons: Sub-standard food
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Michelle Bridi
Points +604
Good food - Edit
I took the mixed vegetable plate.The food Was very tasty and healthy but it was partly cold (not intentionally clearly).Unfortunately they did not speak enough English so they did not understand me when I asked them to heat it a bit more..
Read morePros: Nice vegan options, Price ok
Cons: Communication difficult
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nikisvegan
Points +513
Delicious - Edit
Ta Fanaria has a vegan section of their menu with plenty of options! I was hoping to have the spinach and rice, but they didn’t have it the day I went. Instead, I got dolmades and briam. Both were super good! I also ordered sliced cucumber and we got complimentary watermelon at the end of our meal :)
Read morePros: vegan menu section, complimentary watermelon
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MarkWanderlust
Points +43
Traditional greek cuisine - Edit
Traditional greek taverna with good quality food. You get plenty for your money.
Read morePros: Veggie/vegan options marked. Inexpensive
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Thanassis
Points +216
Quality food - Edit
Very nice place to eat. Good quality Greek food and many choices.
Read morePros: Well cooked, Gentle employees
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dimitrios83
Points +20
Original Greek food - Edit
The waiter was very polite and helpful.
Read moreThe food was handmade and tasty, originally Greek.
A vegan can visit the Tavern one or two times, there are more options vegetarians.
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TrevorS
Points +966
Fair choice - Edit
It is enjoyable to have several veg*n options clearly labeled as such on the menu. I have been invited into the kitchen: the meals are prepared in advance, though apparently homemade. So do not expect anything extraordinary with the food you will get...
Read morePros: Unusual in Greece to have veg*n items labeled on t
Cons: Food made in advance, Nothing extraordinary
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KelseyHudspeth
Points +675
Great veggie options, perfect for mix company - Edit
My Omni BF and I found this spot on happy cow and we were so glad we did. They have a vegetarian section of their menu, all of which can be veganized, with a ton of salads/soups as well. There is plenty of choices, although the descriptions don't tell you too many about what is in the dish. If you are really concerned, just ask.
Read moreI had the baked eggplant which was €5.50 and sooo filling, along with the seasonal salad. The only complaint is that everything was swimming in olive oil, but this is greece, so it's the best expected.
A perfect lunch spot or to grab a coffee and to read a book.
Would highly recommend.
Pros: great fresh options, veggie menus
Cons: lots of oil
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Anderson1314
Points +62
nice to see some vegan options. - Edit
Food was good. Wasn't labelled vegan but they understood when we kept asking to make sure there was no cheese. Was really nice restaurant to sit in. Was central in the old town.
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BradVancouver
Points +66
Decent option - Edit
Friendly and tasty. More vegan options than elsewhere in the city. Not many, but enough to have choice.
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