Restaurant Athen

The food is normally very good, but the atmosphere sings, always. The place offers a prime location and drips with antiquities and authentically combines old Germany with a decidedly Greek culturally obvious infusion. The best dishes are the combos, though, the lamb cutlets, though tasty, are sometimes too dry. The gyros are also hit-and-miss and can be dry, unfortunately. The salads are excellent and very fresh. What is startling is that pita bread has to be requested, and is on the odd side. Normally, one would expect to use the pita to stuff the gyros, etc. Nevertheless, the charming service and atmosphere is transformative. Highly recommended and good value.

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What a delight. We decided to explore the village(s) of Laufenburg on either side of the Rhine (part in Germany, part Switzerland), and had a wonderful walk around exploring the lovely lanes, old architecture and little shops, but when we got hungry we had a wonderfully authentic Greek meal at Restaurant Athen just over the bridge on the German side. Once you cross the beautiful bridge (closed to cars), turn left and the restaurant is right there... oh, those Souvlaki !

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Being a frequent guest in this restaurant, you get what you expect. Good greek food for a decent price. In summer you can sit outside,the service is always nice and friendly, the greek hospitality is celebrated. If you want a wow, this is not the best place, but for delicious greek food, you will not find a better place in Laufenburg

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The waiters were bit stressed and in a hurry, not pleasant impression when the first time in the restaurant. Mix green salad very poor and dishes tasteful but nothing impressive at all.

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We went to this restaurant as a couple and then brought the family back for a meal. The service was great and we all enjoyed a lovely meal. Great ambiance as well. We loved it

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