We were in Zurich for one night and really craving some Greek food, so we decided to give Mythos a…read moretry. We ordered Kefalotiri Saganaki (nothing special besides the 9.50 CHF price) and a large Fleischplatte (meat plate with different cuts of meat for 58 CHF). Their gyros was the star of the show and we really loved it. This place also offers typical Greek beers such as Fix Hellas and Mythos Beer. The service was great.

The delivery was fast and friendly. The gyros was delicious and originally Greek. I would…read moredefinitely recommend it further

This place is AMAZING! The guys took great care of us. The pork shoulder and the sea bass were so…read moregood and the wine suggestions were top notch also. If you are in Zurich and want authentic (and amazing) Greek then DEFINITELY go to this place!

The service was excellent, which wasn't very hard in an almost empty restaurant. It was empty…read morebecause we went at 2 pm and most people had already enjoyed the Zurich sun on one of the many squares in the area. All the food we ordered was well prepped and tasty. It didn't look like much, but we left well-fed and happy. One thing to complain about was the Gyros tacos. The meet didn't taste good, and I missed some crunchiness I usually experience with Gyros. The sauce made somewhat up to it, but not really.

What a great Greek food served here with a hard working family who must own the place. I saw the…read morefather, wife, daughter and a close cousin working very hard during a busy summer evening. The food I ordered was so delicious and at the end I wanted to have more room to eat, but I guess it needs to wait until my next visit. It was a very busy place, I almost didn't get a place to sit. And that was just me, one guest!!! Will come back again.

A Greek friend suggested this place when I asked for a Greek restaurant in Zürich. The servers…read morewere attentive, and the food was AWESOME. I loved the fresh salad and honey-glazed meat. YUM!

Great little spot we stopped for lunch! Beautiful here, delicious food, courteous staff. Buffet…read morestyle, pay by weight.

YNOS is a nice place for an afterwork drink or before you head out for dinner in the area…read more Typically you get a small nibbles with your drink. They also have lots of outdoor seating - summer and winter!

Greek bonds may be risky but the food at the Griechishe Taverna is a decent bet…read more It's an old-world family experience from the moment you step through the drapes at the entrance. You feel like you're in a fisherman's living room. Wooden walls and kitsch abound. The 70's green tile in the bathroom sums it up. It's very small and it fills up on the weekends so call ahead. Griechische Taverna has an odd menu. There are as many appetizers as main dishes. I love appetizers, so that's not a bad thing. Nothing ever jumps out at me, screaming my name though when it comes to the main courses. For example: marinated lamb baked in paper with oven potatoes (no vegetables). It's just a little flat. The seafood menu has a few items like fried calamari with rice and vegetables. I think they would be well served to add a little description. The fried calamari, by the way, is just ok. A must try, however, is the seafood platter. It's supposed to be for 2 people but it would satiate a small crew. It's like 4 kinds of fish, pan-fried, a couple of shell-on prawns and some calamari with fresh lemon wedges. I like to pour some of their Greek olive oil all over it. The souvlaki with french fries and tzatziki also looked good. The appetizers are always appetizing. How can you go wrong with a Greek farmer salad - fresh tomato, onion, cucumber, olives and a good chunk of feta on top? The taramosalata (fish roe and potato dip) is delicious with pita. The saganaki, disappointingly, was not floured and fried. It was warmed feta over a chunky tomato olive ragu. It was good but not what I know as saganaki. Next time, I 'm going to try the halloumi, a grilled soft cheese, milder than feta. They have Mythos (Greek beer) and retsina (Greek white wine flavored with tree sap... ok, "pine resin"). Both delicious. You also get a shot of ouzo on the house as a warm Greek welcome. The service is top-notch due to the taverna's small size and that the owner is the main man. They're always nice and attentive. I would say the prices are reasonable (24 - 34 mains). I keep making my way back, because it's always a savory experience and quite authentic.

Visited the Griechische Taverene yesterday and had a good experience. Not much changed from…read moreAaron's review. It's an easy going, cosy place at a moderate price and a nice change from the usual places on Seefeldstrasse with the fashionistas and braying expats. Food decent although not out of this world, simple and the sort of thing you would expect in a standard Greek taverna. I will be going back.

If you are looking for perfectly agreeable Greek food - Liston is your place. The biftekis and…read moresouvlakis are all on the menu. The house wine (red) can only be recommended. But best is the Greek yoghurt desert with honey and nuts. I thought Greek yoghurt had 10% fat. This had more - great taste! Ah, and the waiter drives Berlin - Munich in 2.5 hrs: The next Michael Schuhmacher!