Just the thing to stave off post-Acropolis collapse: a quick souvlaki or falafel from this little place. It's markedly better than other snack options in the area, with fresh ingredients and good salads too. There are benches out front, or the pleasant staff can pack food to go.
Mikro Politiko
Acropolis Area
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