Meraki Griechisches - München

We were here with colleagues at noon. Not the very typical Greek with village cellar and a lot of meat with a little rice as decoration. Rather smaller, more finer dishes. In turn: Appetizer was a tomato soup that was grandiose. That's right. The baked cheese on salad was also excellent, unfortunately the whole dressing was collected on the plate floor and because of cheese on top hardly to mix with the salad. In the end, there was Iced Coffee. Don't stand on the map, but a colleague knew him and that was definitely worth it, delicious! Unfortunately with paper straw, but that's how it is now unfortunately.

Great Greek! Very authentic kitchen that doesn't need to shy comparison. Whether Tsatsiki, Moussaka, Gyros or Grillteller, everything is served here in excellent quality, some have never been eaten better. And that means you definitely want to come back. No problem in Munich, because the restaurant is just minutes from the Prinzregentenplatz underground station. Very friendly service, very appealing ambience! Extremely popular place, so you should definitely book in the evening, especially on Fridays when live music is offered.

Whether family parties, business dinners or spontaneously for a drink, in Meraki you feel comfortable, get excellent food and have live music on Fridays and experience the purest Greek party! The team is friendly and attentive! Just great again and again!

Nice restaurant with good food, but unfortunately a bit expensive. The atmosphere is typical Greek, with music as you know. However, nothing special, instead a large picture (apparently still so on the wall with a view of (something? sea). Untypical Greek there is also here a 'appearance salad' to some dishes, which always disturbs me personally. This is then absolutely not suitable for Greek food with typical German ingredients (e.g. white herb). The food can be seen, however! It must be, otherwise prices would not be justified as mentioned. However, well served and delicious dishes come from the kitchen. The service is good, not intrusive but also not negligent and friendly. However, service and atmosphere give the impression of Greeks who try to adapt to Germany as much as possible. I would like to find the (hopefully existing love for Greece and Greek food not only in the courts themselves. (Note: I generally try to give fewer stars. If only 4 or 5 stars are given everywhere, we can also limit ourselves to a 3 star system. On Google there's 5, but 3 is not a bad review!

The portions were very small for prices. There was no bread to the appetizer board so you had to buy 2 Pita extra. The garlic oil was also forgotten. The waiters were very friendly. The food took about an hour. The salad to the main dish was served beforehand to bridge the waiting period. Wouldn't come again.