Cuisine: Mediterranean
English menu? Yes
Kids’ menu? Yes
General kid friendliness of menu: The
kids’ menu makes ordering simple while also offering the bifteki, an exotic alternative to a cheeseburger.
Staff: Staff can be a bit innattentive as they manage multiple eating spaces. Their English is limited, but the picture menu makes ordering straightforward.
Bathroom: Reasonably clean with a sit-down toilet.
Best dishes for kids: The kid’s menu features bifteki with fries, spaghetti or a cod fillet with fries.
Kids’ play area? Yes. Clean, brightly-colored
play area with tables nearby for adults to monitor their children.
Seating: Standard tables spread across multiple rooms. Highchairs available upon
request.
Price: RMB 300
Accepts credit cards? Yes
Must-order item: Lentil soup followed by a plate of moussaka.
In a nutshell: A cozy spot to satisfy a craving for a hearty gyro or other Greek dishes, but plan on arriving early for dinner. Family-sized tables are difficult to grab without a reservation.
Daily 10am-11pm. 59 Wudaoying Hutong (100 meters west of Vineyard Cafe), Dongcheng District (8403 9748) 雍和宫国子监东城区五道营胡同59号
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