About this spot
Nestled in the gritty, artistic heart of Exarchia, Dolceamaro serves as a quiet refuge for coffee lovers seeking an escape from the city's political noise. The menu focuses on artisanal Greek brews and simple pastries that highlight local ingredients without unnecessary fuss.
💡 Tips before you go
- Order a filter coffee to sit and people-watch in this unpretentious neighborhood spot.
- Bring cash, as many small cafes in Exarchia do not accept credit cards.
- Visit early morning before the area fills with students and activists.
Common Questions
How much does Dolceamaro cost?
Expect to pay around €3.50–€6.00 ($4–$7) for a specialty coffee and a pastry, making it an affordable stop for a quick break.
Where is Dolceamaro?
It is located at 63 Akadimias Street in the Exarchia neighborhood of Athens, just a short walk from the Omonia metro station.
What should I order here?
Try their house-made Greek yogurt with honey or ask for a pour-over coffee to experience the barista's specific brewing style.
About this page
Restaurant: Dolceamaro (Dolceamaro)
Cuisine: coffee_shop
Location: Exarchia, Athens, Greece
Source: Curated from local review platforms