Levantine / Anatolian bakery · Historic center (Karori & Agathonos), Athens

Feyrouz

Feyrouz: Levantine / Anatolian bakery in Historic center (Karori & Agathonos), Athens. Order: Lahmatzun and peinirli, tabbouleh, or a bowl of mahluta (pumpkin) or yaprak (yoghurt) soup; finish with baklava or kunefe from the sweet shop across the street.

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What to order

Lahmatzun and peinirli, tabbouleh, or a bowl of mahluta (pumpkin) or yaprak (yoghurt) soup; finish with baklava or kunefe from the sweet shop across the street.

Lahmajoun (lechmatzoun) with hummus or tabbouleh; za'atar pies; pumpkin or yogurt soup; kunefe or ashourez to finish.

Why go

A small family-run street-food spot that brought Levantine cooking to Athens, blending Balkan and Middle Eastern flavors.

A five-person family bakes the lahmajoun every morning. It costs about 4 euros per Spotted by Locals.

Neighborhood
Historic center (Karori & Agathonos)
Price
$
Hours
Mon-Thu 12:00-22:00; Fri-Sat 12:00-23:00; Sunday not listed (as listed; check before you go)
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Seen in timeout.com, wolt.com, Spotted by Locals

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Researched October 23, 2026 from the sources linked above. Places change; confirm hours and reservations before you go.

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