Amazing atmosphere, very nice and welcoming owner. The ice creams and sweets are amazing. Very good Greek freddi espresso
skata skatakia
My name is Mike Catrasthe food and desserts are so niceand the greek coffees are totally worth tryingamazing experiencelovely environmentand the team are very sweet totally recommend
who ami
Nice quality Greek coffee and pies! Many options for fruit smoothies and hot drinks!
Laura Avram
A bit of
Daniel Davies
A wonderful venue in Clifton Village, superb coffee and a relaxed atmosphere. I will visit whenever I am nearby. A true credit to the beautiful Clifton Village.
HenryGo crossfit
Authentic and cozy experience at this Greek café! Delicious coffee and pastries. Friendly and helpful staff! Will definitely be back!
A huge variety of cakes, biscuits, pies, Greek sweets, biscuits sold by weightThe coffee was delicious and there were many types of drinks in plastic bottles.The atmosphere of the shop was stylish and we had a great time.
Taylor Hofgartner
The bakery section is incredible! and the staff were so friendly! Recommend the edible coffee.
Paulina Brzoska
I was excited to come give this a try, unfortunately did not end up liking it. Coffee was just plain bad, we tried some pastries but they were all pretty much the same - overly sweet and soggy. Baklava cheesecake was worth it though. It was really expensive too, over £5 for a piece of pastry/cake, smaller options for almost £3 - even top bakeries in Bristol don’t charge this much. Disappointing.
I couldn't wait to try the new bakery in Clifton Village but in the end it is a disappointment.I took crossaint (bacon and 4 cheese), mushroom pie, latte, baklava and kataifi.Crossaint was fully wet from the bacon and cheese fat. I don't know what does it mean "4 cheese" but my guess it means "4 slides of cheese" because there is just a single type and it has tons of it. Too much. Bacon was baked, still had full fat on it - I was expected to have it more crispy. Very fatty and very mushy dough. 1/5Mushroom pie was totally opposite. Sheets were fully dry and half baked. The mushroom filling contained mushroom but it was more as a paprika filling. 2/5Coffee was just bad. Burnt coffee beans, milk too hot, OK froth. 2/5Baklava had almost no layers and was full of nuts. I feel like it was way too much syrup in it. 2.5/5Kataifi had the same problem: syrup was everywhere and the layer around it was full of syrup, so it wasn't crispy at all. It overwhelmed the whole flavour of kataifi. 2/5For all of this I paid £17.2. I ate it with my partner and she had exactly same comments about the food as me and we were both super dissapointed. I have no idea how this place got right now 4.7 on Google Maps because it's below average bakery and the only positive thing is the vibe inside the shop.EDIT: response to the owner:- "1st of all the bacon has not fat but is the cheese that makes jt look that way " Crossaint is fully wet because of the fat. That's the fact. Crossain losts fully the texture and this will be a disaster for a typical bakery. You fully skipped the part about mushroom pie and half baked sheets.- "2nd our coffee is high quality and we never had such a complaint from our customers i think is just your opinion " If you never heard about this complain then I will suggest to look at the Google Maps review below. 30 seconds and you could find a different 3/5 review with same opinion as mine.- "3rd Saying that the baklava and kataifi has too many nuts in it well thats the most expensive ingredient so i dont understand why someone would say such a thing" you can also make a latte which has 10 doses of espresso and try to defend it but at the end you will be left with awful balance latte. This is what I meant by writing baklava was full of nuts. It doesn't matter nuts are the most expensive ingredient - you created unbalanced dessert. I absolutely love baklava and whenever it's possible I'm always pick up some to try but this time it was just very unbalanced baklava.I had 2 pastry, 2 classical Greek desserts. You are a bakery. I think it was enough to create an opinion. I don't understand why I need to try all different food from your bakery to have a proper opinion.Stop gaslighting customers who are not giving you positive reviews on Google Maps.
Chrysanthos George Makariou (Chris)
As Greeks away from home, we feel that this place is a blessing to have in Clifton!The quality and variety of all products is incredible, and truly makes you feel at home. The staff is kind and attentive, and very efficient in how they work.It would be much nicer if prices were just slightly more affordable - for example, it is strange that a double Greek coffee is more expensive than a Latte!Overall it is a place we will try to visit again.
Zarrokk Zarrokk
Stunning cafe with incredible Greek food and coffee:)
Alex Rankin
I was looking forward to going here but was met with downbeat staff and a semi frozen baklava cheesecake. Not very impressed. Wouldn't hurry
Amazing atmosphere, very nice and welcoming owner. The ice creams and sweets are amazing. Very good Greek freddi espresso
My name is Mike Catrasthe food and desserts are so niceand the greek coffees are totally worth tryingamazing experiencelovely environmentand the team are very sweet totally recommend
Nice quality Greek coffee and pies! Many options for fruit smoothies and hot drinks!
A bit of
A wonderful venue in Clifton Village, superb coffee and a relaxed atmosphere. I will visit whenever I am nearby. A true credit to the beautiful Clifton Village.
Authentic and cozy experience at this Greek café! Delicious coffee and pastries. Friendly and helpful staff! Will definitely be back!
Good coffee, variety of sweet and nice atmosphere
A huge variety of cakes, biscuits, pies, Greek sweets, biscuits sold by weightThe coffee was delicious and there were many types of drinks in plastic bottles.The atmosphere of the shop was stylish and we had a great time.
The bakery section is incredible! and the staff were so friendly! Recommend the edible coffee.
I was excited to come give this a try, unfortunately did not end up liking it. Coffee was just plain bad, we tried some pastries but they were all pretty much the same - overly sweet and soggy. Baklava cheesecake was worth it though. It was really expensive too, over £5 for a piece of pastry/cake, smaller options for almost £3 - even top bakeries in Bristol don’t charge this much. Disappointing.
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I couldn't wait to try the new bakery in Clifton Village but in the end it is a disappointment.I took crossaint (bacon and 4 cheese), mushroom pie, latte, baklava and kataifi.Crossaint was fully wet from the bacon and cheese fat. I don't know what does it mean "4 cheese" but my guess it means "4 slides of cheese" because there is just a single type and it has tons of it. Too much. Bacon was baked, still had full fat on it - I was expected to have it more crispy. Very fatty and very mushy dough. 1/5Mushroom pie was totally opposite. Sheets were fully dry and half baked. The mushroom filling contained mushroom but it was more as a paprika filling. 2/5Coffee was just bad. Burnt coffee beans, milk too hot, OK froth. 2/5Baklava had almost no layers and was full of nuts. I feel like it was way too much syrup in it. 2.5/5Kataifi had the same problem: syrup was everywhere and the layer around it was full of syrup, so it wasn't crispy at all. It overwhelmed the whole flavour of kataifi. 2/5For all of this I paid £17.2. I ate it with my partner and she had exactly same comments about the food as me and we were both super dissapointed. I have no idea how this place got right now 4.7 on Google Maps because it's below average bakery and the only positive thing is the vibe inside the shop.EDIT: response to the owner:- "1st of all the bacon has not fat but is the cheese that makes jt look that way " Crossaint is fully wet because of the fat. That's the fact. Crossain losts fully the texture and this will be a disaster for a typical bakery. You fully skipped the part about mushroom pie and half baked sheets.- "2nd our coffee is high quality and we never had such a complaint from our customers i think is just your opinion " If you never heard about this complain then I will suggest to look at the Google Maps review below. 30 seconds and you could find a different 3/5 review with same opinion as mine.- "3rd Saying that the baklava and kataifi has too many nuts in it well thats the most expensive ingredient so i dont understand why someone would say such a thing" you can also make a latte which has 10 doses of espresso and try to defend it but at the end you will be left with awful balance latte. This is what I meant by writing baklava was full of nuts. It doesn't matter nuts are the most expensive ingredient - you created unbalanced dessert. I absolutely love baklava and whenever it's possible I'm always pick up some to try but this time it was just very unbalanced baklava.I had 2 pastry, 2 classical Greek desserts. You are a bakery. I think it was enough to create an opinion. I don't understand why I need to try all different food from your bakery to have a proper opinion.Stop gaslighting customers who are not giving you positive reviews on Google Maps.
As Greeks away from home, we feel that this place is a blessing to have in Clifton!The quality and variety of all products is incredible, and truly makes you feel at home. The staff is kind and attentive, and very efficient in how they work.It would be much nicer if prices were just slightly more affordable - for example, it is strange that a double Greek coffee is more expensive than a Latte!Overall it is a place we will try to visit again.
Stunning cafe with incredible Greek food and coffee:)
I was looking forward to going here but was met with downbeat staff and a semi frozen baklava cheesecake. Not very impressed. Wouldn't hurry
Vegetarian options: Mediterranean Pie, Spinach and Feta cheese pie, vegan options (leek pie, mushroom pie, spinach pie, potato pie)