Excellent-value gyros and wraps with fast counter service; big flavors and vegan options, but expect add-on charges for sauces and occasional service rough edges.
Mythos and Grill delivers excellent value and strong food quality—juicy gyros and standout sauces—with exceptional speed that makes it a go-to for quick, affordable Greek street food. However, quality varies during rush periods, with occasional cold or undercooked items, and minimal seating forces most diners to takeaway. It's a solid neighborhood favorite rather than a destination, best enjoyed as a casual grab-and-go experience.
Set on a narrow old-town lane, this counter-serve spot feels fast and bustling, with staff often explaining the process as lines ebb and flow. One diner summed it up: huge pita for the price and packaged perfectly for takeaway. Expect limited seating and lots of orders heading to a nearby square. The cooking leans classic Greek street food—pork and chicken gyros, souvlaki, and fries—more comfort than couture. Many call the pork juicy with standout tzatziki or house Corfu sauce, though a minority hit colder or undercooked bites during rushes. Value shines: wraps hover around the five-euro mark, but note extras like sauces may carry small surcharges. For families, it is easygoing: kid-friendly wraps and nuggets, fries, and mild sauces. Vegan diners can manage with falafel and vegan mayo. Seating is tight, so plan takeaway and eat in a nearby square if you need space.
Area vibe: Historic old town lanes with heavy foot traffic, tourist-heavy but with local errands and quick eats.
Safety: Busy, well-patrolled tourist core; generally safe with crowded sidewalks.
What's nearby: Near shops and squares; many gyro stands and casual eateries within steps.