Poseidon - Speyer

The best Greek wide and wide. That's all you have to say. The prices are a bit expensive, because the portions are huge, the operation very accommodating and the food just delicious.

Food was delicious, but service a little unfriendly

For me the best Greek restaurant in Speyer. Right opposite the station. Large interior with bar and additional room, but also a cozy terrace with vines to the side street. Food as always very good, large fresh salad buffet and friendly services. Always very.

We were there on Thursday, around 17.30 clock the local is very large, about 30 large tables. 5 tabs have already been occupied by this time. the waiter came to the reception of the drinks and lukewarm in itself until we decided to eat. the salate is possible in buffet form. there is something for everyone. the tzaziki is recommended, the peperoni are very mild. who likes it will be more disappointed. the waiting period was appropriate. the portions are also large, so they did not eat too much before. friends have taken a plate for 2 that would have been enough for 3 people. inexpensive as in the rule with Greek food. in the local hang two television sets on which short, tonless films can be seen from Greece and Cyprus. always with fadings that are the place or the same. a service bell is attached to each table. Maybe useful if the last is really full and not funny. a table has actually used it and the waiter was right at the place.

We were there on Thursday, around 17.30 clock the local is very large, about 30 large tables. 5 tabs have already been occupied by this time. the waiter came to the reception of the drinks and lukewarm in itself until we decided to eat. the salate is possible in buffet form. there is something for everyone. the tzaziki is recommended, the peperoni are very mild. who likes it will be more disappointed. the waiting period was appropriate. the portions are also large, so they did not eat too much before. friends have taken a plate for 2 that would have been enough for 3 people. inexpensive as in the rule with Greek food. in the local hang two television sets on which short, tonless films can be seen from Greece and Cyprus. always with fadings that are the place or the same. a service bell is attached to each table. Maybe useful if the last is really full and not funny. a table has actually used it and the waiter was right at the place.