Experts' Choice Award Ouzeri Tsinari
What the experts agree on
This shaded terrace spot dates to 1850 as a Turkish coffeehouse, one of few to survive the 1917 fire. Historic charm and varied mezedes stand out, though hours can be unpredictable.
“A tree shades the terrace and blue, multipaned storefront of the Tsinari Ouzeri, the last remaining Turkish-style coffeehouse (opened in 1850) and the only one to have survived the fire of 1917.”
– Fodor's
Frommer's "Ouzeri started life as a Turkish coffeehouse, and may be the only such spot to have survived the great fire of 1917. There's a wide variety of mezedes and, in my experience, somewhat capricious hours." Full review
