9 fab Greek restaurants in Bahrain you have to try

If flying to the Greek isles isn’t quite in the cards, you can turn to all the trusty Greek restaurants in Bahrain for their own versions of the classics, which is really the next best thing, right?

Mediterranean or Greek food are quite popular in Bahrain, thanks to their shared culinary and flavour preferences like hot and cold mezzes, kebabs, and baklava.

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Whether you want to shout Opa! and break some plates or head out for a relaxed meal in the city, there are a handful of brilliant Greek restaurants in Bahrain to suit.

9 best Greek restaurants in Bahrain right now

AGORA Restaurant and Deli

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With three locations spread across the Kingdom, AGORA serves up Mediterranean dishes focussing around flavours of olive oil to honey and feta to oregano. Their branch in Arad is a café, bakery, and deli where you can enjoy a range of Greek delicacies and baked goods, antipasti, and even shop for pantry staples and beauty products.

When looking for top Greek restaurants in Bahrain, head to their branch in Riffa. It’s a restaurant and deli with a menu that will take you right to the sunny shores of Greece. Here, you have a wider menu featuring classics like the meze platter, mousakka, and plenty more.

Sun 8am-11pm, Mon-Wed,Sat 8am-11.30pm, Thu-Fri 8am-midnight. Al Raya Mall, Riffa. @agora.food (1770 3830).

Astéria

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Astéria may be one of the newer Greek restaurants in Bahrain, but they’ve quickly made their mark as one of the best places to eat Greek food in the Kingdom.

Named after the Greek goddess of stars, Astéria’s menu draws inspiration from the rich culinary heritage of Greece. It is simple yet refined, featuring flavours of sun-kissed olive oil, fresh herbs, and even handmade warm bread.

For those seeking variety, there’s a lovely indoor dining space featuring traditional Greek aesthetics, a chic bar to relax, and huge retractable window offering stunning views of the capital from a distance.

Sun-Tue 12.30pm-1am, Wed-Sat 12.30-2.30am. Block 338, Adliya. asteriabahrain.com (1771 7780).

Eat Greek

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As the name suggests, Eat Greek serves a selection of Greek signatures and is popular for its breakfast spread.

Head here for a casual bite, and if you happen to drop by between Sunday and Wednesday – you can try their Gyros (chicken or beef) along with a jug of chocolate milkshake for BD4. If you’re not feeling particularly milkshakey, you can switch the drink for something you like for the same price.

Head here on Tuesdays to dig into delicious pizzas for less with their buy-one-get-one offer.

Sun-Wed 7am-midnight, Thu-Sat 7am-2am. Al Raya Mall, Juffair. @eatgreek.bh (1721 4441).

Lyra

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Named after the ancient lyre, Lyra is one of the newest additions to the Mediterranean-Greek restaurants in Bahrain. What makes it stand out is how it draws inspiration from its blend of music and poetry, nicely reflected in intricate details around the venue.

On the menu, expect traditional recipes with contemporary twists including the moussaka, shrimp saganaki, and grilled octopus.

Plus, its location by the stunning Marassi Beach makes a visit here very worth while.

Sat-Wed noon-midnight, Thu-Fri noon-2am, Sun closed. Vida Beach Resort, Marassi Al Bahrain. @lyra_restaurant (1777 8822).

OPA

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One of the well-known Greek restaurants in Bahrain, OPA is a familiar name whether you’ve been to Dubai or Doha. Even if you haven’t, you likely would have heard of them at some point.

They are well-known for their famous plate smashing and Zorba dances, so you can expect your dinner here to almost always be a smash.

On the menu, you’ll find authentic Greek flavours and homemade recipes. Think: tender meats, zesty salads, and ultra-rich desserts.

Head here between 7pm and 10pm Sundays through Wednesdays and dig into a curated menu for two at BD50.

Sat-Thu 7pm-2am, Fri 12.30pm-3.30pm and 7pm-2am. Royal Saray Resort. @opabahrain (3355 5244).

Orla

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Block 338 is known for its vibrant culinary scene. So, when on the hunt for fabulous Mediterranean flavours, Orla is a brilliant choice.

This fusion restaurant is inspired by the rich and vibrant food culture of the Riviera, spanning across the Mediterranean and to Aegian.

You’ll get the best of the region’s faves here, from grilled seafood to delicious red meats and pastas. When it comes to mixed drinks, you’ll find cool blends infused with tea, herbs, fruit, and fragrances.

Sat-Tue 1pm-2am, Wed-Fri 1pm-2.30am. Block 338, Adliya. @orlabahrain (7793 9393).

Ourania Rooftop

While it is currently closed for summer until October of 2025, this rooftop lounge and dining spot is the place to be if you’re looking for vibey Greek restaurants in Bahrain.

Serving up Greek and international food on the menu, along with fabulous music, mixed drinks, and flavoured pipes, you’re pretty much set for a brilliant night out in Bahrain. Plus, you get to satisfy your craving for Greek food while you’re at it. Slay.

The place comes alive at night and you’ll want to keep your battery charged before heading here. You will want to take a few snaps of their stunning statues and décor.

Open daily 6pm-2.30am. Block 338, Adliya. @ouraniabahrain (3232 9600).

Rigani

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Serving up authentic Greek food in the bustling Manama centre, Rigani at the InterContinental Bahrain features a simple, homemade style menu inspired by the sun-soaked shores of the Mediterranean.

If you’re looking for Greek restaurants in Bahrain with lots of natural light and a stunning pool view, head here and dig into a range of classics from their degustation or à la carte menu.

Fri 12.30pm-3.30pm and 6pm-10.30pm, Sat-Thu 6pm-10.30pm. InterContinental Bahrain, Manama. @interconbahrain (3696 7701).

Yamaz

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