Greco Dionisio

When my friends suggested a greek restaurant one night that we were in distress near San Marco, I was a bit sceptical at first (an idiotic reaction like «a greek restaurant in Italy? Why?»). And in the end, I was very satisfied with my meal here which I found very nice, not super delicate but enjoyable and the type of meal which really feeds you for a long time. I had tomatoes filled with meat and rice, and also potatoes (which were particularly tasty and crusty). So, no major gastronomic discovery but a good dish!
I liked a lot the atmosphere, with a live musician playing an instrument (do not ask me which one) and singing. It gives the place a very lively flavor of what I imagine to be Greece! At the end of the dinner, people from the restaurant were even dancing and singing together. Very festive!

The Pita Suvlaki was absolutely amazing with pretty good service. The prices were very reasonable as you can get a decently sized plate for 7 Euro which is excellent for Firenze. Highly recommended to anyone visiting the enchanting city of Firenze.

Everything is delicious. I finally got a break from pizza and pasta. I highly recommend it.

I was very dissapoineted with the ‘Gyro Pita’ I orderes. It was very dry and it just felt very fattening to me. With the pita and fries and gresy-​yet very dry chicken. However I will give them 1 star bevause the chef sent out an appetizer on the house that was surprisingly good.
I guess I mught have ordered the wrong thing but I probably wont be going back after that first impression

Good food and very friendly staff. Really fresh good quality meat in the chicken gyro.

Fast and friendly service. The waiter did everything to make us happy and fulfill our special requests. The Greek salad, gyro, and moussaka were solid. I highly recommend this nice break from pasta. I never thought I would get burned out on delicious Italian food… in Italy. But I did and this was a healthy and reasonably priced alternative in Florence.

I love Greek Food! So when my family and I went there, the atmosphere was noisy with Greek music and Waitresses scrambling all over the lace. Finally, we get our seat and we ordered for appetizers pita bread with hummus and Tzatziki sauce. THe pitas were very warm (very good) and the tzatziki sauce was very creamy (very normal). Then for the mains, my dad had a meatball dish with tomato sauce served with rice. THe meatballs were very light (normal). I had the tris special, which was of everything! The meats were very yummy and the tzatziki sauce was served in a shell! (very interesing)! My mom had the musaka, and it was very delicious, and finally, my brother had the gyros. The meat was very tender! Finally, for dessert, we had the baklava, and that was very warm smothered with honey! This is the best Greek food in town, so why not give it a try!

Greek restaurant in Florence, I have been going here for years and have always liked it. I recommend going during lunchtime since it can be quite pricey otherwise (think 12 euros for a main). During lunch they have a special menu that costs 9 euros, vegetarian, meat, or fish and everything comes with fresh pita bread and a type of sauce. I really like their mussaka, and filo pastry with spinach & feta.
A few of my friends have had a little bit of indigestion after eating here but that could be because of what they chose or what they are used to eating. I have always left satisfied. Their house white wine is really nice, I would also try the backlava which is heaven in a dessert. yum!