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Psarras Tavern

At a glance

Psarras Tavern is a Greek restaurant at the Erechtheos and Erotokritou corner in Plaka, with fish and seafood, traditional cooked dishes, grilled meats and Greek sweets on its published menu.

Psarras tavern entrance and sign beside outdoor tables and steps
Psarras Tavern entrance beside street-side tables.

Practical details

Address
Erechtheos 16 and Erotokritou corner, Plaka, Athens 10556, Greece
Phone
+30 210 321 8734
Menu focus
Fish, seafood, Greek cooked dishes and grilled meats
Published opening hours
Monday–Friday and Sunday 11:30–00:30; Saturday 11:30–01:00

Choose fish or a wider Greek meal

The published menu covers fish and seafood as well as moussaka, cooked lamb, grilled meats and desserts. Fish sold by the kilo is a different purchase from a priced individual portion: agree the fish, weight and total before ordering. Items marked with an asterisk are identified as frozen seafood by the menu.

Sources: Psarras: food menu and seafood markings

Arrange the corner entrance and table

The operator header/footer gives Erechtheos 16 at Erotokritou, while its location slider also says Erotokritou 12. Use the street corner and published phone when arranging the entrance or a particular seating area. The operator presents the tavern’s history as dating to 1898.

Sources: Psarras: location, history and contact

Planning questions

Is Psarras only a fish restaurant?

No. Its menu also includes Greek cooked dishes, grilled meats, salads and sweets.

Is every seafood dish fresh rather than frozen?

No. The published menu marks some seafood with an asterisk and identifies that mark as frozen. Ask about the actual dish and the day’s fish.

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Author and corrections

Sarah Haddad is responsible for this profile. It is based on the published sources cited here; no firsthand visit or independent service test is claimed.

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